Ashland daily tidings., November 11, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

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to .< • arts sa d »iterata» and rsorgi
« aUo social Institutions to suit t
•r edn- «elves.
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•- FOB SA L »—-Standard make pi- '
ano i s vicinity will pa sacrificed.
Must sell at ones. » * •
monthly.
FOR b R k T— 4-room modern
F O B BALB— Milk cow, o n e furnished house w ith garage. ‘ >
heavy eat harness, H. II. M itchell. block* from F irst N nt’l. B a d t
Bellview Road.
» !-» •. P hene 4 6 4 -R o r apply 8 i» ,8 ce« # e
Drive.
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FOR SAUE— Newtown cooking
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apples. W. W. Robison. Phono
FOR RENT— Furnished cabins,
8 7 4 /1 1 .
0 - 1 mo. cheap, by week or m onth, 163
Granite.
.
FW l
FO B BALB— One hundred and*
FOR BEWD—«-room unfurn­
eight hens, 1 7 | pullets, 640 Oak
St., Mrs. L. A. Brush.
4 1 -ti ished house, dow n tow n location,
rental eb eay.Iaq u tre A shland'ho­
FOR BALB— HaU damaged ap­ tel.
•
42-tf
ples, lOe per box In orchard,
Bellview diet. W. U Moore.
.
P7-1 mo.*
LOOT Currency *aad receipts.
Return to Tidings oflfce. Reward.
V
FOB BALM ey TRADE — well
improved SO, 0 m iles 8. B. of<
Beaver creek, valuation $10,000..
Jam es Rloth, Beavercreek, Ore.
, 60-10*
ket, Pfcone 78. 81 'N..Mam. FT-df
Hollywood N o te s
ASHLAND REALTY CO .for foil
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer b a n n e r
Tuesday night; “Uncle Tom ’s
Cabin."
w hich
Is said
to
have
cost $2,OeO,WO to mnke, open­
ed at the Central Theatre,, Nov.
4. M eantim e Chicago w as getting
Its flir t v ie # of "W ings,” Para­
m ount’s air thriller, Oct. 30, and
“The Patent Leather KM," an-
other Broadway hit with Dick
Barthelm ess, was Openlbg In De­
troit Oct. 2». Broadw ay movie
fans'w ere pleased with new s that
Charlie Chaplin had completed
“The Circus,’’ his new GJm, and
.that a prem iere of that picture
would be am ong the early future
events.
Detective stories take .first rank
among those popular with the
American m ovie-going public, ac­
cording to the results of a ques­
tionnaire Jnst checked up by
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.'
To de­
term ine the likes of their thous-
•ands o f m ovie patrons this com-
must become. SO « group, leewand
To trade
NEW AND COMPLETELY
EQUIPPED SURGERY
Up-to-Date X-Ray and Laboratory
M nfhoH m (goitre) testa
Teaober Of
Violin, V iola,
WHY KEEP SOMETHING
Y o u do not
inm ?
SMALL-COST WANT AD.
F irst Chnrcb o f Christ
Sr t e n ti t —Sooth P ieneer Ave.
Mrs. Ella. M. Sm ith, First
Reader, 78 Fourth S t Phono
4T1-Í
STUDIO
Hotel Ashland RaUdM*.
Ashland, Or$, sFfcbne «7
Musical TnstrnmeHbi Répatred,
Bow s RehKlred.
efm y^M n! It was always blotched
with
a
b pimples
t s and
Ä hlachhgds
S
f and
f l at
¿ th jo y lle e
know my skbf
and white.”
A STOW A 00.
Coal, Wood and Stoxaga
wroremnl ! t t
of sulphur
Regardless of what kind of printing you
®eed.
Amo «xbigin Xannulai
LETTERHEADS, STATEMENTS, ENVELOPES,
BOOKLETS, OR WHAT NOT.
So far has “Uncle Tom’s Cab­
in" gotten away from the Ideas
held for It by Its author, Harriet
Beecher Stowe, that it actually
Chnrcb o f th e Nasarw
Fourth and C Streets
P. C. Thatcher, Paster
SHOP
ran handle it quickly and to your entire satisfaction
Painting, tinting
at reasonable price.
NELSON mb 8
tors; painting, p
tfrnffng;- e sfttt
Headquarters
Company, phone
Trinity Episcopal fRsm
Second Street
Rev. P. E . HammonB, Y
12 Second S tr e e t Phone
Southern Oregon N o t m ’a 1
School la M essed KM& Uhrbetaets
of heavenly fw A a. Th»y « r e
Lester and EMher c r n r $ e r , from
Coos county; M adge dnd, Marie
MltchalL Ashland; dpd j f c l o r e s
and Desmond H etrick f i n a Cot­
tage Orove.’
, " ' • '
Boulevard
3has. D. -Gaffney
• Boulevard
C%riBtlan Church
B and Second Streets.
Wm. V. Barney, F w to r
116 High S t. . P hone « 8
WE WILL BE CLAD, TO CALL.
cath olic ChnMh
Sixth and C SWeel
The Rev. Father, J. A dft
Sixth and C 8trcots.,gkd
Mom and Pop
' NOVJ t x a t you know / WE CAN
A8OÜT tH E LE TTE R / TALK ABOUT
FffOM ft»LL OERR1ÙK, ( THAT la t e r -
-L E T 'S DECÌDE A THERE’S SOME
W HAT WE'fite «SOTrtG Y THING ELSE 1
-To DOA&OOT rr. r - A
VAMT TO ,
Buss
•'«<»»♦ h ^ “PAINÎE-D
îA cerln» H O O T -G
ous mon, » j o y e d and got pro­
fit from densetive stories.”
N. Main and Helm an Streets
Hugh T. Mltdbelmore, Pastor,
1S2 N, Main St. P hon» 491-L.
IjTiffceren Church <
Services In Odd* FellcrAs Hull.
H. H. Young, Pastor, M&
Boulevard. Serviced 4th and
6th Sunday*.
,
,
.
String
(V ioloncello “M frrHsta” )
Chinch Directory
N. Maia and Lahrel streets.
H. F. Pem berton, P a ste r , 117
Laurel strdet. Phone FT.
Office Phone
Home
MKBTOKD
pany recently com pleted a na­
tion-w ide canvas of public « n t,
private libraries, book publish '
ers, book destare and news com­
panies.
The result w as a de
etslon to .give the movie th eatre
m o te -deteertye storie«, and “The
T hirteenth n e a r , .helled as a de-?
t active thriller, will be one of
the early productions of M-G-M
to satisfy th is taste.
’
“A udlences -are demanding -de­
tective stories more and m ore.”
said Tom Brow ning, who baa
perhaps directed more detective
stories for the m ovies than any
•other man. “As a m atter o f f a «
this Is a healthy trend. The de­
tective story teaches quick per­
ception and trains op e uncon­
sciously
in
observation.
In
schools they train ohlldren to
ritemorise objects a t a glance
and then t o enum erate them, to
train observation.
The detec­
t i v e story ta a painless way to do
the sam e thing and not only Chil­
dren hut adults aro/en jayin g It.
The late Theodore R oosevelt and.
Woodrow W ilson, like other tom -j
* aw aiting the exercise o f their em-
•etlo n s then women cannot fail
; to dominate. Theirs la the strong­
e r sex once nature end art cease
their cruel combination ¿gainst
them."
84Ö // East
r - J Mata Street
T. .
ie. « 8 1 Mdy- baa been -pfoeantad in th e WPMee.
A nveewe.
f j » theatre. regarded « a dhUul
back In the Civil W ar « p e , Was
□ r r a o im
nQt Iooksd upon n7 Mr*. StoWe
Housekeeper 1 » a proper place for presentation
iron, parents o f — d u els ‘» m e Cabin’’ a h i If
so.
Inqnfre anyone had toM her
one day
2 to 4 p. 3» a flhn company would pay $>.-
»0-3 000,000 to produce th e story An
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N E y ’ YORK, Nov. 11.— (IP )--
able reality.
' 8M «m o. Jam es Barris, Harriet Beecher
Stow s sud Jesse Jam es, notor-
loan Missouri bandit, share the
honors in recent openings o fm o^
tlon pictures in New York. W hile
“Quality Street,” the
Bsrr'e
piece, and “ Uncle Tom ’s Cabin”
Soda fountains and jew elry
were m aking w irld premieres
storse depend for a living upon
near Broadway, the photoplay
folks who are In love or who
“ Jeeee Jam es” was registering a
think they are.
hell-out eVst-y night at the Ri*lU>
Theatre.
Hospital
loss interested in Itfg. hud !■(»■
paper and mdre absorbed in making a
hanglng and decoratine ter Wfcat- living. They wBi bu n Mg. .Rpre
ever yen bave: ‘L ® . S erti. Phope mechanical and lees Im aginative,
m ore absorbed in things a»d I » 8
W olcótt Grocery.
in people. A lrea d y thaw, have
reached the stage where ag g tM r
Interest excels their iateroat In
Women, and in thia way thdy re-
nemble the knights of dhtv»lt7
who preferred^ horses a n d ‘war to
woman, tor they prefer cairn ghd
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and forgotten beneath an arUfie-
tai creation embodying a ll the
traits Which reader him m ost cog-,
venlent to hie wife. Nothing can
Stop thia process unless a meaaa
wan be found to prevent any w#-”
man being educated and to render
birth control a forgotten abber-
^cation of ancient btttery; for once
• both sexes nae th eir reason* equ-
lAUy. and h are no unequal penalty
PWNWNG OOM, of
ting. Ruling t t t J l
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Write Tallman Plaao Store, Sa-
lam, Oregon.
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M e Y H E tC Y W A S
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0H B O Ï ' 'THIMX’OF WHAT :
IN E SEEM GETTING AWAY
. nnth all iH g s e YEAR«
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