A New
DOROTHY REW , E d ito i Phone 39 or 475-L
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kldskin took most kindly to a
the dark bine like m idnight, the now
100" royal shade was created.
Im
mediately Paris bottlers began to
Ore_ feature blue kid shoos, and aa the
ugle m idnight og ro ra l blue has the
r B t same virtue attributed to brown
leon and beige— It w ill tone In with
almost any color— royal blue bo-
here came tha fad o f the moment,
jlvic - Now Y o rk lost no time In foi-
r ae- lowing the footsteps, and Amerl-
nent can women, not «nite so fastidl-
ond ous aa tha P a ris ia n ,. have boon
quick to grasp the Idas of a
t A dark colored shoo to take the
r
place of the more prosaic. black.
Black kid shoos Ir e still the
1Mt. only footwear, fo r the
smartly
. tbe dressed woman w ith
the black
ensemble.
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Happily Surprised—
ytow 8t., was happily surprised Thurs-
rfr#d day by a visit from M r. sad Mrs.
W . L. Machtg Pagosa Springs,
Col. The two families were for-
mer mer neighbors and had not soon
H e g a v e to me tho rolling e
each other fo r twenty-six • year».
aid hills,
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,low Needless to say the tim e passed
The gypsy-winds that ft
a ll.to p quickly discussing t h e
untrod ways; .
whereabouts o f many long lost
Who shifting aands, and gray
friends and acquaintances.
Hors is the balloon which-*Captaln Hawthorne C. Gray sailed from
cliffs that watch
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Scott Field, 111., .43,0*9 feet into the bine to h new altitnde record
Above bine bays.
‘ Bridge Party—
— and death. Captain Haw thorne’s log showed that he was alive
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Mrs. Prod W agner, Mrs. J. M. at *40,000 feet when he threw out hie last sand bag. F ailu re of
’ W agner, and Mias Lydia McCall the oxygen supply carried in tanks in the balloon was blamed for
blao n to rto to e d last evening, Novem- the fly e r’s death.
The balloon fin ally drifted down aod landed
her 11, at the home of Mrs. 3. M.
in n U*ee, as shown, above, near Sparta, Tenn.
Sunday school hour, f:4 S to
lb : 48.
Classes tor a ll ages. V . 0 . N.
Smith. Supt.
Special music opening and
closing. Prof. Prana Anar.
Church services, morning and
evening.
W illiam P. W a lter fills the
pulpit.
Special music morning service
by Prdt. Prana Auer.
The public is cordially invited
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to these services and a special
invitation la given to young peo
ple. Mr. Walters* sermon w ill
have something extra for t h e
young people. Prof. Auer w ill
have something fine on the Cello
he being a world famed artist on
this instrument.
Laundry washes clothes' cleaner ;
Laundry washed clothes last
longer and lagndry washing saves
money. To these the letter w rit
ers must add their reasons.
This contest is being conduct
ed in connection w ith a mammoth,
advertising campaign which Is
being conducted by the laundry
owners association.
More than
a million dollar» a year tor tour
years has been raised bv
laundries tor this broad adrar-
Using eampatg*. which w t t to-
clad * ovary conceivable type of
advertising. tnclndiag newspaper*,
magttlaoo, billboards, etc.
I f there la a n y additional la*
formation anybody should want.
The Ashland Laundry w ill be
(la d to inform you.
1. To M ark Cooking Vtoasfla,
is, »to g p
scissors. knives and many other
articles which are loaned to sup
p ers,
entertainm ents,1 and so
forth, buy a Quantity of colored
poultry les bands.
These can citron for
he slipped on easily, can be wash
ed and are not in the way when
HOME HINTS
The season tor soups, raaaur-
ole dishes and croquettes is ap
proaching so we must ho pre
pared to make these dishes In
the moat timo-eavfog way.
One thing which Is Im portant
to tha preparation of all throe of
thoao foods is white sauce— really
the. success of the product de
pends to a great extent upon the
sauce, usually the amount of
flour added is guess work, then
the ja u c e la thinned or thicken
ed as thought boot. I f the pro
portions of flo o r and tot M M
added for each cup o f m ilk la
known there need bo no d iflcn lty.
Cream soups and starehy vega-
tables. thin. 1 cup m ilk. 1 the.
flour, 1 tbs. butter, 3-4 tsp. s a lt
Cream non-starchy vegetables
and meats, medium, 1 cup m ilk,
3 the. flour, 1 tbs. butter, 3-4
tsp. salt.
Cream scalloped dishes, thick,
1 cup m ilk, 3 the. flour, 3 tbs.
butter, 3-4 tsp. salt.
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Croquettes and souffles, very
thick, 1 cup m ilk, 3 tbs. flour.
» tbs. butter, 3-4 tsp. sate.
New
Community Hospital
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NEW AND COMPLETELY
EQUIPPED SURGERY
Up-to-Date X-Ray and Laboratory
Facilities
Basal Metabolism (goitre) Testa
GRADUAT! NURSES ONLY
the
Thirteen tables were arranged
for bridge, and a fte r a number of.
interesting games, Mrs. 3. D. Mc-
that R m ree* lT* 1 ( t n t Prtxu for hold-'
log high score, while Mrs. F. G.
Jo Swodenburg received the consola-
tlon prise for low score.
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An unusual and entertaining
feature was the presentation of
clever favosa,to the’ guest holding
low score a t each table.
Chrysanthemums and autumn
,£ « lW Y * 1* offoctively used
to
* decorating tho W agner homo. He-'
fresbments. In hooping w ith the
season o f the year were served.
ESSAY CONTEST
LAUNDRY PLAN
,
Local Concern is Affiliated
With National
Association
A rt Club to Meet
The Ladies A rt Club w ill meet
Monday evening w ith Mrs. Chas.
May, 805 B lair st. Mrs. Frank
Nelson is the assistant hostess.
A GOOD THING— DON’T
Send this sd.and ten cents to
Foley A Co., Sheffield and George
Sts.. Chicago. H l., w riting your
name and address clearly.
You
w ill receive a tria l bottle of F o
ley’s H oney and T a r Compound
for-edaghs, colds, croup (spas
modic), tickling throat; also a
tria l packet each of Foley Pill», a
dlnrotlc stim ulant fo r the kid
neys, and Foley Cathartic Tablets
tor constipation, biliousness, and
sick head I? he. These reliable
remedies have helped millions.—
For sale by all- draggia^e— No. 3.
P A R IS — A new bine called
"royal” ts being sponsored la kid
by Paris bottler*. I t le really a
midnight blue, and is need with
trim m ing* o f Heard or other rep
tile dyed to match, or of black or
Moo suede.
Contrasting colors
fo r form al footwear are passe la
Paris. Shoos dyed to match the
ensemble are the latest wrtojtle.
except to r evening where
gold
aad d ir e r kid slipper* still hold
«way with rhtoostoo* buttons or
buckles fo r trim .
Paris ie still
faith fu l to her hrowaa aad beiges
bat to developing * pasMon J o r
tka new M ae kid. This ts^ ree tly
ta to MtoMo
OF A SHORT SKIRT RECORD
The Ashlapd Laundry, in con
junction with, thousands o f othc
! jdembera of tho Laundry Owne; V
Association o f the United Stab
and Canada, Is sponsoring a iettc?
contest which o ff e rf wonderful
Inducements to those competing.
z'*W hy the Laundry Should Do
My Washing,** is the inspiration
o f ihe contest and the theme on
which the letters In the contest
should be w ritten . 350,000 in
cash and service awards w ill be'
given in the contest, which start
ed October 1st and ends Decem
ber 1, 1927.
T h e letters must not be more
than 300 words each and all
letters must be mailed to "350,-
000
Contest Judges, Century
Building, Indianapolis. Ind.. not.
later than m idnight, December I ,
037.
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In the contest the laundry-'
owners in each state and Canada
w ill select ten prise winning let-
’ ers and the prise winners from
each state w ill compete for the
national prises.
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The first prise w ill be >10,-
000 in the general contest and
fhe prises w ill grade down to
>100. in each state, the grand
prise w ill be >225, with 9 . other
prises and in addition 240 awards
of >2 00 service credits will be
awarded.
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Four o f the staggeettve reasons
given as to "W h y The Laundry
8houid Do M y Lanndry," are:
Laundries safeguard h e a l t h .
B E R L IN , — OP)— The shortest
skirts Ih the civilised world are
in Berlin. And, we m ight add,
the longest legs in the world are
in the German capital.
Imagine, if you w ill, skirts as
short as bathing dresses, on
frau1ein< of ample proportions,
swaying to the steps of the Char
leston In smart tea gardens. The
effect is astounding, for, believe
it or not. these franleins certainly
have some understanding.
U ntil we arrived in BerUjy-’we
considered the knee-cap the lim
it where aklrt-lengths were con
cerned. W e were foolish enough
to believe that the skirt race waq
between American flappers and
girls of the French demimonde.
In Paris we decided th a t the
Americans had won the race by
two inches. Bat a Berlin girl on
Broadway wduldx certainly knock
the sails out of the wise-crackers!
In Berlin, they don’t ro ll ’em,
my dears! Instead, stockings are
as long as, a trapese
artist’s
tights. One gets the Impression
of staunch bodies w ith wide hips,
wide shoulders and correspond
ingly wide lugs set on badly shap
ed long-toed shoes. Just*now the
Charleston and the South Ameri
can Tange are considered a little
swankier In Berlin than one-steps,
waltxes and the like. And, until
you’ve seen a short-skirted frsu -
lein w aft her knees through the
lanquid steps of the Tango with
her face set on getting somewhere
— you’ve not Been anything.
Qn so-called sm artly dressed^
girls la Barlin, 1 cannot recall
a skirt which even touched the
knee-cap. Some were to ll four
inches above the knees for w alk
ing purposes Yon can Imagine
what thia length dwindled to for
dancing or sitting purposes..
W ell, whatever the German
maids sqt ont to do they usually
accomplish. The w ar of skirt-
lengths has been won- And Ber
lin «wins the cut glace garter!
There’s no use trying, flappers!
The north pole has beea reached. I
An early visit to our office will enable yon to
make your selection from our new and attractive
assortment o f Christmas Greeting Cards, which
is now complete.
We Can Famish Greeting Cards,
ENGRAVED
PROCESS PRINTED
PRINTED
OR PLAIN GREETING CARDS W I T H BEAUTIFUL SENT!
MENTS UPON WHICH YOU CAN WRITE YOUR NAME.
If you cannot visit our office, we will be glad to have our represents
tive call at your home to show cards and explain prices.
Music From Your
Lighting Socket!
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No batteries nor battery
eliminators. The wonder
ful, RCA—RADIOLA 17
has arrived. Doubtless the
greatest achievement in
RADIO.
Hear it at the
Electric Station
Ashland Tidings
phone 39