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produce th en .
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from 2 to 6. except Sundays and
hollduys. The public Is lovingly
welcomed.
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thlp commercial pectin ia used. It
Thy apple« produced are eaten is necessary to boil the, fruit
raw, cootoad. preserved, made lato juice for oqly a short time' io or
der tor it to jell If the commerc
Jelly, cider and vinegar.
Apples F or Health
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A t the present time N » r 1 1
America la the greatest apple pro
ducing country in the world. Its
annua)'erop exceeds one hundred
m illion
barrels:
Washington,
New York, Virginia and Arkans
as are the leading states which
DAIRY
Beeauee of the high pectin con
tent* of the apple akin and core,
they are used tor the manfafacture
df commercial pectin. Thia is sold
to be used In the .preparation. of
Jam and Jellies*The time required
tor m aking Jelly is shortened if
REFUSE IMITATIONS
Get GENUINE
N o other brand in the world has
their creamy deUciougneaa—world-
fam ous Q U A K E R F L A V O R
ial pectin la uaed. Too, fruits,
like cherries, which do not Jell
readily may be made into delic
ious Jelly and preserved»
Apples eaten raw are certain
ly, very healthful. But there is
one*thing which must be taken
into conelderatlon— they
must
he thoroughly chewed, so often
they are swallowed in chunks,
then a case of Indigestion re
sults. Improper chewing is usu
ally due to two things— too much
«haste in the eating of the apple,
and poor teeth>
Apple, pie is always hailed with
Joy, especially by men. T o, give
variety to your apple pies make
them, sometimes putting on a top
crust, then again just put strips
aeross the top. Some
people
think they are Improved Just a lot
by serving cheese with them. Ice
cream, whipped cream or just
plain cream is an improvement to
the pie. ’
Apple sauco cake is certainly
very delicious, and Inexpensive.
The apple sauce gives the mols->
ture which Is so necessary to keep
it over a long period of time.
Apple fritters are very appetiz
ing and can be made very quickly
with tart apples.
Trinity Episcopal Church
Vicar the Rev. P. K. Hammond
Holy communion at 8 a. m.
Bunday School at 9:45.
M «ruing Service and sermon
Church o f Ihe Xaaareae
at 11
Fourth and C Streets
Strangers and visitors cordially
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. M r.
welcome.
T. 3. Wiley, Superintendent. •
At the close of the Sunday
School lesson there will be a short
Missionary Program,
At 11 o’clock. Morning
ship, with sermon.
Wor
At 6:30 p. m. Young Peoples
Meeting.
At *7:. 30 p. m, Praise service fol
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Lutheran Churcti
t
,
H. H. Young. Pastor
Services In the Odd FeUows hall
every second, fourth and fifth
Sunday.
“The True Faith” will be t M
theme for Sunday’s sermon based
on 2 Tim. 1:12.’
* Public welcome.
lowed with Bermon from the sub
ject, “A Wonderful Case of Heal
,
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K
. First Presbyterian Church
The regular mid-week prayer
North Main and Helman Sts.
meeting will be held on Wednes
, With Illuminated Bulletin
day evening at 7:30 p. m.
“I Determined’’ will be the 11
The Women’s Missionary So
ciety will meet on. Thursday af o’clock theme of the pastor, Rev.
ternoon at 2 p. m. at the parson Hugh T. Mltchelmore. Christian
Endeavor at 7 p. m. Maria Moon,
age.
leader. Sunday school at 9:45
A hearty welcome to all.
a. m. Mr. W. M. Wright, Supt.
P.-C. Thatcher, Pastor.
Evening worship at 8 p. m. "A
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Religion leasts.” Mid-week service
First Church of Christ, Scientist Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.
Pioneer Ave., South /
Sunday morning service at 11
o’clock, subject,’ “Reality.” 4 •»
Sunday school at 9:45 o’clock.
Wednesday evening service at 8
p. m. Reading room open dally
plans for a big Hallowe’en party rained a group of relatives with Mr. and Mr«. George O.’Brlen o f'
to be given in the tatter part of a delicious venison dinner. .
October, this party taking t h e dfccashin was given in honor
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place of the, regular meeting.
There was a fairly good attend
ance tyednesday evening, b u t
not nearly as many members were
present as the lodge would like to
see turn* out.
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Mrs. Carol Pratt, president,
presided fn her capable manner
during the usuul business rou
tine. The W. B. A\ ladies are hav
ing a cooked food sale Saturday,
September 24, at Itardy Bros,
grocery stdre In tWb Enders block,
and final preparations for the sale
were made at this time.
The meeting adjourned immed
iately following the business ses
sion, as this was not the date for
a social time.
king
that makes
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Royal Neighbors W ill Have
Social—
The. Ashland Royal Neighbors
held their regular semi-monthly
meeting Monday evening, Septem
ber 19, in the Wimer hall, with
Mrs. Abbie Hood, vice-oracle of
the organization, In the chair.
An Interesting business ses
sion was conducted, during which
time it was decided to hold a so
cial meeting Monday evening, Oc
tober 8, with Mrs. Millie Sherard,
Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Jessie Searing and
Mrs. Elizabeth Reid acting ns
Velvety cream soups full
of flavor, breads of extra-
fine texture, smooth, rich
creamed dishes—all made
with Borden’s Evapo
rated Milk.
Made in The Northwest
A tall can of BordenU
(with an equal part of
water) gives you four
cups of pure, rich milk.
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Vehl*on Dinner At Harry Carlton
Homo —
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and here s our reason:
By every test
Alpine is u e s c —
The m ilk for every
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DOROTHY REID, EDITOR
Phone 30 or 224L
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Monday, Sept. 20.— The Ashland
Music Study club will meet at
7:45 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
E. A. Woods, 333 North Main
street.
Monday, Hcpt. 20.— The Ladies
Art club of this city will hold
their regular meeting at t h e
$ome of Mrs. Clinton Baugh-
|pan, 525 East Main street.
- SqM- 27 —- Delphian
♦roup meeting.— Mrs. J. H.
.Fuller’s group will meet at the
hbm e of Dr. Mattie B. Shaw on
pioneer avenue and Mrs. Walt
er Redford’s group will meet
with Mrs. Gerald Wenner on
Allda street.
Wednesday, Sept. 28.— The Past
Matron’s club of Alpha Chapter
' No. 1, O. E. S., regular’ meet
ing at the home of Mrs. E. V.
Carter, 514 Boulevard.
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Proginm Committee Plans
Year’s Work—
The program committee of the
MWrtonary society of the local
Congregational church
m et
Thursday, September 22, a,t the
Manse, when they made extensive
plans for the year’s work.
Those In attendance were the
following named: Mrs. H. B.
Carter, president; Mrs. A g n e s
Herndon, Mrs. H. L. Moore, Mrs.
Sadie Stratton, Mrs. Gray and
Mrs. Charles D. Gaffney.
The attractive home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Carlton on Union
street was the scene of a Jolly af
fair Wednesday evening. Septem
ber 21, when Mrs. Carlton enter-
Herbert’s Grocery
19 E. MAIN
Bathing
Epsom Salt
The Owl Bathing Epsom
Salt is of the V n i t o d
States.
Pharmacopoeia standard
of phrity and strengih
and makes the hath re
freshing, invigorating and
healthful.
Lithia Springs
Pharmacy
Potatoes
2c Lb.
Cranberries
25c*Qt"~
Peaberry Coffee
40c Lb.
(Located in the Lithia Springs
Hotel Building)
Only The Best
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ASHLAND
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Intcrtetlng M eeting Held—
T )U R E , fresh, fuO-cream milk—from cows
JL that graze in sunny pastures where grass
is sweet and abundant—
Subjected to rigid tests for richness, purity
and cleanliness— • *
More than half of the water evaporated,
leaving a milk o f double creaminess and
nutrition—
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Hermetically sealed in clean containers ■
air-tight— and sterilized—
That's Alpine! You can’t buy a purer,
more
milk.
r wholesome
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Use this richer, creamier milk for every
purpose for which you would use ordinary
mancet milk.- It actually costs less— and
is more economical, for it saves butter in
cooking and eliminates all waste. In its air
tight container, Alpine keeps indefinitely.
Try it for cakes, biscuits, sauces, pud
dings, desserts—see how much richer they
taste. Try it id coffee or cocoa— see how
delicious!
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Keep Alpine Evaporated Milk handy on
your pantry shelf always. There’s cream in
every drop— double nourishment in every
spoonful.
The JVomen’« Relief Corps held
an Interesting meeting Saturday
afternoon, September 17, at two
o’clock in the I. O. O. F. hall, with
a splendid attendance.
Mrs. L. R. Roberts, president of
the Corps, conducted the regular
business’sesston and it was plan
ned to hold a social meeting on
Monday, afternoon, September 26.
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W. B. A. Meets Wednesday—
At the regular meeting of t h e
Women’s
Benefit Association,
Held Wednesday evening, Septem
ber 21, In the Odd Fellows hall,
the members made elaborate
Pour in custarft Place in hot
oven (or five minutes till firm.
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Saturday Specials
Swifts Premium Hams, half or whole, Lb., 3
Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs........................................2
Assorted Toilet Soaps, Reg. 10c, 5 for . . . . 2
Lemon Snaps, 2 lbs...........................................3
Try This Recipe
Custard Pit—2 eggi, X teaipoon-
ful salt, 1 cup Alpine M ilk, X
cup <ugar, H teaapoonful nut
meg, 1 cup water.
Beat egga
slightly with augar, salt and nut-
meg. Add A lp in e *M ilk and
water. Line pan with pastry.
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Umeco Nut Margarine (butter substitute)
2 p o u n d s ..............................................4
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Lemons, dozen
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