SATURDAY.
snmtir
• iftr
FÜÄ
hundred and
sight tons, 17* pullets, *4 0 Oak
Bt . M ra b . b Brash.
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FOR BENT— An upstairs
ffP- ad 1«, groatty lacreesed ariisegu lo
Ist ’ as demonstróte a practlcal
gss savlng devise at oiír expense.
OjMnlngs for > c a ! dtUtrlbutera.
W h lrlw ln d Distributora, Box 411
Central Jttatlo o , Portland. »7-7*
stlssd the story “Bpemlaahdas
and Rls Auntlo." Bpenttídftilag
waa a foolish little boy é j H h e
story was r o iy m any. oeraJdwa»
E pam indndu and Masel Mwrtz
was
the Mammy and Haled Dunn
WARTED — To trade paper
Doan Warren, *A.
M
hanging and decorating for what waa tto Auatr. >«
»award B. Lackwell 2A
ever you have: I. » . Seott. Phene
MAGAttNE REPORTS
Wolcott Grocery.
During
the "assembly bonr we
>4-1 me. TUB GUNS OF FORT CASCW
have
.
magastne
reports.
Some
My dad nssd te -to la the N a
Wegua,
Hops, Huxley
pies, M e phr hoc t t Ofehsrd,
Bellview diet. W*. I». Meere.
>7-1 mo.’
K U T fO U b -^ o o k snd'hekttag
stoves. One trsylor and endlrons
from *3 to 17.60. Orates a n d
backs. Eagle Brass Foundry, 140
Oberlin,______________ . 31-1-mo.’
BOUGHT and SOLD— C o w s
bought and eold.x C. E. Burnett,
Phono 4FS.
11-1 tto .*
111-tf
, VOR HEXT — 3 room cabin,
clean and well furnished, students
preferred, 166 7th. St.
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F O B KENT— «-room unfurn
ished house, down town location ,
rental chfeay. Inquire Ashland ho
tel.
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LO ST— Leather b iii fold
on
logging road near Moon sawmill,
contaialng valuable paperg. Re
turn to The Tidings office for
reward.
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tional Ouardh, end he went With
them to F o rt Cason on t t o ,toast-
He wee t to man th a t pulled. Go-
string to make t to eaaaea g e off.
Hp sold hat the deore and any
thing on hinges were la s t hang
ing there, due to -th a k le k ta a of
the gun. There wee a m aaW h o
wae about a m ile back o f t h e
cannon. He had his chair tipped
hack a4hinst tto w all. M y - d. a d
W A R T E D — Woman w ith t w o pulled tto string and tha eetoon
children wants washing to do In kicked so hard that tha c h ai* and
bar home, ’ also
embrolderiag, man went over backwards. That
C all » 9 9th St.
41-4« man didn’t lean back any more
W ritte n by Laurence Good
W A N T E D — A Woman wants to
work by the day or hear. Phone
MAKE OVEN
-j; •
282-L.
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Tha 3B class is m u k tt f
s
charcoal even. Today we Jttth-
LOST— Between Ashland a n d
Parksra Station, Monday
night.
Mack traveling tog, containing
hunting clothing, kinder returp to
Arm y Goods Store, Ashland
LOST— A fountain pea
Use Of Casseroles Makes Work
Of Housewife Easy Says. Expert
an d
Conklin - pencil between norm al
and Seventh St. Liberal reward.
Finder ro tara to 1 » - 7th. 41-1*
back to the th rifty European
housewife and find, casseroles. Of
cours« they are auk the attractive
one we bavé today, but served
the aame^ purpose, we most ad-
BOARD aad room for, two, 42«
4Í-3*
Liberty Bt.
W ith v e r / little planning we
368-L.
ASHLAND REALTY CO J o r re li
able reality,
36-1-mo.
fear o f t o t o ln t . totdttfe o f the
arrangsfbeata o r «Welds and ony
antom atle re g u lato r - Ne .direct
heat la appUed to any food In
t t o even. W e rarely Usa the tofy
element and tto heat fypm the
bottom element hits 0 «hold at
abo n t' a th irty degree angle la.
therefore circulated -throughout
th e oven Instead of a direct o t
radiant heat. \
T w t “ circulation o f heat such
as R e have, Ip the waterless
cooker makes It possible to cook
almost a ll foods w ithout adding
is a niece.
They were a ll do- any water. The steam and odprs
lighted iw lth Southern Oregon are reduced to a minimum ’ and
and expressed themselves as such since there are no interchanging
and hope in the not too distant tastes and odors there are nn-
fnture to return here for a per- lim ited combinations that wè may
manent location.
And this Is use. This is not only true of
not a ll ta lk slither.
foods that
require the
u rn e
A. Ray BroWn, who Ba» net* length o f tim e for eooking but
been well for a long time, and ! make» I t possible to combine
ered some sticks to make ’ our
oven and tomorrow we finish
them.
W e have been studying about
the Japaaeee people m ake their
homes. David asade a hams ernd
brought it to school to show* to
the children.
E velyn Morris le ft W ednjpdaj
morning for Portland Where she
has gone to live. W e h a te d to
see her go,
5
David Thatcher And
Ethel May ThOttpOon
<R B INDIAN PttTVRJM
W e have been drawing Mt i n
dian picture behind the . »and
table. W e M e brown papa? to
draw on.
W e colored the eky
orange and the water blue.' We
cut oat oar Indian pieferes add
parted them on. W e i'p n t
the
canoes in tto water and
the
deer among the trees.
Jack Cole, >b.
are o f mature and others are of
war, I t |a very Interesting. AH
tto boys sad girls liks tt. Some
children show pictures, others
tell stories. W e have ten min
utes |o do i t In. *
K arl Oeser, IA
GIRLS HOLD
PEPPY MEET
High Sohool OMa Athlotto
.Oltö» H m Fins
Ready to bask t to football
tesgi this afternoon w ith every
bit of pep and enthusiasm of
which they era capable, the G irl*
Athletic Association of the high
school held a meeting Friday
afternoon. «
Rhthastaem wha evident lu
the opening se n t " H a ll, H all, the
H ere,” until the group
wore snag a t th e close
Washington at Twelfth S t
Portland, Orégon
Wedtobdar, Oct- SO.— The Wom
en’s Missionary soetety Of the
Baptist church w ill meat ài
1:39 o’clock at t t o house of
Mr». O. F. Carson at 7 8 t lew»
street.
M r. and Mrs. Hugh Olllatte
were the gracious host and host
ess last evening. Friday October
31, when they delightfully enter
tained a group of friends at their
pleasant homo on Gresham street.
A t 9:00 o'clock a delicious din
ner was served at a table meet
beautifully decorated with a col
or scheme of pink and green. A
large centerpiece of pink cosines,
attractively arranged* In a pretty
green bowl; graced the center,
on each side o f the centerpiece
was a' pink taper candle placed in
a green holder. A profusion of
autumn leaves made a cdsy decor
ation for .the room» of the Gillette
heme. A fter dinner, the guests
spent an enjoyable evening In
conversation and listening to the
radio.
Covers were laid for the fo l
lowing named. M r. and Mrs. J.
Andrew McGee, Dr. and Mrs'
Charles A. Haines and Master
K eith Haines, My. and Mrs. Jesse
Neil and the host and hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H . Gilletts,
a a a
an d Wins Jean A ite k e s o a ,
manager of the Community hos
pital on tha Boulevard, w ill out
line the need- ef « a X-R ay ma
chine at the local hospital. Sev
eral contributions t o t e
already
been sent In for the work of rais
ing funds to help purchase an
X-R ay machine fdr the hospital,
and at the last meeting of t h e
Civic club It was unanimously-de
cided that the ' members
would
help finance the purchase of a
machine.
The s o c i a l
meeting of
the Civic club, which was to have
been held last week under the
able direction of Mrs. Q. H. Wen-
ner, was postponed on account of
the infantile paralyaia quarantine
restrictions in thia city, but w ill
be held sometime In the near fu
ture.
Community Hospital
A Call to Help “Tag” Day—
A call is being made to every
person In the city to help on Sat
urday, November 5, which
has
been designated by the members
of the local Women’s Christian
Temperance Union as their “Tag ”
day. The American Legion Aux
iliary members w ill chnvas t h e
town and endeavor to sell live-
hundred of these little tags at ten
cents apiece, the proceeds to go to
tne Children’s Farm Home, where
a new pottage la being construct-
The Childfep’e Farm Home of
the Oregon W . C. T . tJ.. estab
lished about fo u r years ago, has
filled a great heed In Oregon In
raring for dependent children.
There are six Cottages at
the
Home filled with happy toys and
girls who are receiving the very
best care in this "R eal Home,"
but there are many others who
need such a hoihe. Very ptttfnl
appeals a w being sent to - the
Homo every day to take children
In, but there Is not room. I t Is
Very Important that
dependent
children be oared fer, for H they
are not. In many cases they w ill
become delinquents and then the
courts must deal w ith them. The
Jackson County Building & Loan
Association *
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30 North CdRtral Ave.
, >
Medford, Oregon
and
laboratory
Your O w ^ te r a w
Balfour Guthrie Co.
P. O. Box 27, Ashland
We w ill deliver any amount
of exceptionally good 12-lnch
slabs a t this prise. B ay them
now fo r winter while they are
cheap.
Fainting, tlntiaff
try Ollft Burila—mu
or phono 465.
one great aeod thevottret t t to r
more cottage». A
Lane oeunty ha» eompteteff t to
sixth cottage aad editor eouattos
are making plans to Build o— aty
cottages but this wUl n et supply
room. A t the F arm H oM o heard
meeting, October Id , It was de
cided to kulld a eetage t t honor
of Mrs. Ada W allace U nruh, who
has done suob u n tirin g w o rk to r
the Home and who haa.not spared
herself to make this enterprise a
success. The secret o t t o r devo
tion was told to a fria a d la theee
word: "W hen I — home so tired
It seems t can nevar move a— da.
when 1 w aken la the e ig h t to
sleepless pals. I remem ber
tha
Wee laddie who waa w ith .ate.sash
a short tim e aad thea w e a l house
to Heaven, and |t coanforta me to
th in k that la toedlag add ahAhiag
these hornless ’’kiddles” , sbatter-
lng them and giving them tto tr
chaaro. I ' m doing it M m y ew e
Wee laddie. And w h m x ig e t o t t o
he knows.**
botprints
World, step*
lost morion. Mudi vklRdWe time is
touted walk¿*<httd*tacriephofie
gmrbdck »|*ba wiw» to
i* not
M etabolici (goitre) T es«
4 to th * h 4 fc< fc
OXADVÀTB
34 Acres Irrigated
around me and
I close my ayee
wFm atita o f
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EXPERIENCE AND CARE
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Civic Ctab Meeting N«V. fcm»
The heat regular meeting at
t to WomSa’s Civic Im provetteat
club w ill to held la the eiubbenee
on W inborn W ay Tuesday a fter
noon, November 1 ,'a t which the
president, Mrs. George A. Briscoe
requests all members to be pres
ent.
A splendid program is being a r
A pep ta lk was given in a ranged fdr the next meeting and
capable
manner
by
Dorethy a discussion of the floral *depart-
Chappell.
A musical trio, Floy Young,
vieita, Roae Aiken a. cello and
Mary Galey, piano, furnished
some mack appreciated musla.
’’Ashland M an" was then sung
by tto entire group.
Sportsmanship was the subject
of a talk by Lucille Beawick, in
which she stressed tbe unsports-
manshlp of a peer looser er one
who emphasiced by raising, the
defeat of another team.
In handling the savings of t h o u s a n d s of
Floy Yonng then played a vio
members permits us to solieit'your investment
lin sojo, accompanied by Mary
Gatoy on tto plan«.
in tbe Association.
Miss Ellen W aters, coach of
the g irl’s basketball team gave A
No 'losses to our investors is the best
pep talk.
Songs were sung by
proof of, our safety.
tto ontiro assembly. C alls Baton,
captain- Of the girl's basketball
Write us for literature—prompt and cour
team was in charge of thé meet
ing.
’
teous attention will be given.
can repeatedly prepare whole
meals In casseroles. This could
be a dish of vegetables and meat
or flab which weald m a k e . the
better part of a simple, well
balanced meal.
A simple type
of casserole dish and a very pop
ular one w ill have a cream sauce
made of m ilk or a vegetable1 of.
meat stack thickened w ith flour
say, two tablespoons of flour,
THE HARMONICA CLUB ’
two tablespoons o f fa t and on» ' T to boys of Mrs. CSSon’s, MISS
'Bup of cream or any liquid de B ork’s
and
Miss
Fountain*»
sired. In such as thia we could rooms a re p o in g to have a har
There are abodt
use up the odds and ends le ft in monica d ab .
the refrigerator, carrots, paaa, 49 or «0 members. Oar teach«?
rice or corn and. tomatoes, or A Misa Yoder. W e do not know
how to play very well yet. W»
lamb and ma A w a sauce.
are
going to have our first les
So many of these dishes can
Mr*.
be prepared in the early morning son Tuesday at 12:16 In
hours' and put in the oven, the Cason's room.
I t ’s n«ver safe to sit where U
Glen Myers, 6 * .
automatic set and the ¿My spent
d ra ft of a ir strikes t to kidneys.
In pleasure, gluaer being attto-
Painful congestion, severe back
W E COLUMBIA RIVER [ ache, aad a d is ta i bel urinal flow
matieally cooked While you are
Last summer
we went
to a re astiai results. M ts. C. L. B.,
away.
. \
Casseroles save a m ultitude Washington to visit my consStt Petersburg, Vs., says: " I was so
of- d irty dlsttbs da they play a We went on the Pacific High wap stiff aad s e n I eebld net stoop
double role in baking and serv and often «tU ÿfld by tbe Colui** over nor rise np without great
ing and the remainder may go bla River. W e thought It w— pain. Now, sines taking F O L E Y
into the ice box for lunch to very beautiful as It ran alontt P IL L 8 diuretic, I have none." A
on a snike-ltke -troll. The fiah reliable valuable medicine, 'con
morrow.
would sometimes jum p In
tha stantly in use over tWenty-fivs
s ir and down again making
a years. - Take them whenever Ir r i
PRESBYTERY M E E T
great splash. There were small tations o f the kidneys and blad
P L A N N E D IN M H B FO R D falle néar where we camped anO
der, and an Irregular urinal flow
A meeting of tbe Southern Ore
many people ’ Ugme to
admiro cause distress and discomfort.
gon Presbytery w ith representa them.
* ' Satisfaction guaranteed. Sold 'e v
tive# from a ll eharcbee in this
erywhere.—»No. >.
sectidfi b f the state is to be held
Tuesday at Medford. Quite a
delegation la expected to attend
from the local church.
bas been in a ¡very serious con- ffiods that require widely «jilfer-
ditlon lately. Is reported aa Im
proving, and his friends are sin
cerely hoping, the gain w ill be
permanent.
i
'T h e L andrlault fam ily of this
district, who raisod a large flock
of turkeya in thd spring and
MASS MEETING TOMORROW
who have had them graslng In
Everything 1» In readifcees fe r
the • orchards and lands east of
the annual Mass meeting which Is
Bear Creek fer several months,’
to be held at the Methodist
brought them back to thejr place
church
tomorrow
evening
at
in this district the first of the
which time pledgee w ill be asked
week, for feeding and fattening
to put them In shape for Thanks
for support of tbe week day
giving m arket. I t Is a fine bnnch
Bible School work.
and goes to show what may lie
done in turkey farm ing, w ith
plenty of determination back ef
it.
The
Fraternal
Brotherhood
Lodge met in the club house hare
Thursday night in regular ses
sion . The *business meeting and
Inltlatlbn of new members, was
followed by a luncheon of fine
pumpkin plea aa< coffee, aad a
delightful social hgur.
- The dance at t t o etab Uoube
last sight waa » » mcom in ev«ry
Cbntrally located but out of the congested
way. A fte r tbe ten days ban on
Traffic Zone, Fireproof and--eoD»fortaHy hum*
dancing, the crowd in attend
irified with an air of cosiness and comfort
ance was large and enthustatic,
which makes you long to stay.
The music was furnished by Dom
Provost, Chas RobbHsoa, Bdb
Redwlne with Mr». AftsWorth a t
the piano.
Another dance w ill
be given at the club next Friday
night. October 28
Fund
vacation
During my vacation I
went
ever to Crescent City. I t
waa
the Ptotrth of JUly and
tty
friend and I bought some caps
and some Mg flvo-luch f i r e
crackers. Then we wedt flow»
on the beach.
When we . got
there we hunted for crabe. W M n
we found one we would put a
fire creator under him and light
I t . , When It Went o ff I t . would
Mow tto erub away up in the
air.
I stayed w ith my friend
about two weeks. Then I had to
go home.
I waa* sorry
about
havlpg to le a v e boeause w e had
so much fun.
FO R B E R T — F o u r rooms <
firs t iflòor. burnished. Light ai
water, also player plano, 1
Granite St.
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meat at the 9 tth w ill to told.
Mr*? t. A. Churchill Will g fld a
ta lk on " to Scholarship L o i n