m v — four-room fur­
hrÄMteö^-RakbiU fer qaa-
nished bouse w ith garage. 55 3rd
Heavy ones profaraMè.
S t , phone 378-^t.
«W « nU g.
Phone
or Write S. B. C af­
FOB RK Nt—-4 -.room modern ter, 620 H am ilton St., Bedford.
fu rn ish 'd house, newly
painted
Z
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and katsomtngd luhde, »20 me.
W AM THD— Experienced book­
Ö. Gunter, phone 404-R.
«1-2*
keeper, Clay co mb Motor Co., Ford
F O R RJEbT— Furnished house
Oarage, phone 30.
near Washington School. Phone
* \ R U B B E R -STAMP»
2«3L o t cali 222 Hnrgadine.
• M A R S H A L L P R IN T IN G COM­
PA N Y t — Printing, vR diing add
F O R L EA SE— To th» jr 1 g h t
Rabber Stamps, Medford, . Otb-
party for a term of from one to kon.
*U f
three years the lsrgd brick house
recently occupied1 by President
BT. LO U IS PRlCfeS for 1
CburchlU. C en trally, located In wpol pelts hnd f u n . Johnson
th e school zone and specially ah-, ket, Phone fl. <1 N. Main:
ranged fo r
fbomlUg
students.
HAMAKKR TRANHVRM I » «
Two seeping porches, basement,
large garage alld about an acre Storage Co. office at residence,
l i d Mori» ìta la . Phone l i t .
of good garden lspd partly set to
a lfa lfa hnd frd it. Inquire at or
correspond With W- A Moore, at
Camps Building, Ashland, Ore-
son.
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fo r
P Ô R lU C B ^ W o o d ,
goo< T"drÿ
body tir, 12 ln. » 3 .0 0 / 1« in.
»1.60. 60S Palm Ave. phone 39»Y.
J. B. W alker.
«2-tf
►R »ALB— 13
and K in . dry
■nod. Ashland Ies A Storage
•w
«3-i-m o.
F Ö R S A LE— Newtown cooking
apples. W . W . Robison. Phone
F O R R E N T — Five room
374J11.
4 » -l mo. nished house. Near Normal.
Hsrvsy P a rk H otel.
fur­
Mrs.
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F O B R E N T — Furnished cabli
cheap, by week or month, 1
Orunlte.
M
of prosperity ahd plsftUtuia
On thi» day fc ts Mittag
proper that we review the
fold blessings b i thq year
past; that wq qttbr tro ia i
Stona ef gratitude fo r pagi
T h at |hln nation has bean m s -
served through ware and strife,
that It has developed la a ll the
arts and sciences aa w e ll as Ih
X T S T J iS S
pestilence or famine, should be
constant sources of Joy to our
people; we should be ever cognls-
ant of oar good fortune and” pay
homage to those firs t comers who
so soundjy founded and carefully
bullded the structure o f our na­
tional life. T h at we today stand
a leader among nations,Supreme
In the grays of modern clvlliai-
Uon, Is a .trib a t» to those P ilg rim
Fathers, whose first Thanksgiving
gives us Inspiration today.
To help preserve the ideals i f
American simplicity a h i virtue
and Christianity, the President
of these United Statese has pri-
claimed that a day be set arid»
fa r the observance of Thanksgiv­
ing, and in conformity thereto,
and by (ho authority in baa rested,
H L . Patterson, gavorpor of the
state .of Oregon, da hereby pro­
claim and designate 1 Thursday,
November 1«, 1837 aa Thanks­
giving Day, andato hereby set It
aside as a pnbllc holiday. F ear­
nestly ask the citisene of
thia
great state to Join together to
observe In Proper manner t h e
season o f Harvest, of Peace and
Good W ill, that we torn ‘ our
thoughts to the Almighty Father
who in Hla grpctousness has giv­
en na supply of H it bounties, and
that we display the American
flag as evidence of our patriotic
devotion to. thè founders of our
nation.
,
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the seaj of the state of Oregon to
bé hereto affixed thia »th day of
November, A- D., 1117.
I. L, RATTERSON,
Governor.
By the Governor.
SAM K. >COZBR,
Secretary of State.
The BodkW the tthMb-u
WEAKWHILM
By H. « . Welle
Reviewed by Laurence Stallings
H. 0 . W ell» calls himself Mr.
Sempack In hla naw Morel and ba
talks steadily tor a good h a lt of
tbo volume. The story la one of
a house party Hi Florence, where
a great many uninteresting peo­
ple are gathered. Into their midst
m m « a gentleman calling him -’
eelf Mrs. Sempack, who Is In re­
a lity H. G. W ells himself. There­
upon begjns the most fascinating
talk yet recorded In the eeaeon’e-
novels, with most bf the talking
done by M r. Wells himself.
Mr. Wells la talking to a Mrs.
Ryland, mistress of the house and
wife of a Wealthy coal owner. A t
firs t ho is discussing life and pro­
gress and science and economies.
Presently the house party wearies
of each verbal diversions and goes
in for the main purpose of house
parties, namely, flirtations.
Mrs. Ryland discovers to her
horror that her husband has been
paying a rather unattractive wom­
Public utilities operating In an the honor of hla attentions.
Oregon pay »*,600,000. annua) Shocked by her discovery, she
tax, 15 per cent of all property rushes to ,M r. Sempack for com-
totals.
/ ‘
fort. To her astonishment,
she
finds M r. Sedlpack himself sitting
In board sunlight and kissing an
FORDS COMING
English Indy of quality.
N E W YO R K , Nov. 17. —
Mr. Sempack, when he recovers
(IP)— The Dow (Jones •Com­
hie own self-posseselon, adrleee
pany Financial News Service
Mrs. Ryland fo forgive her * hue-
said today In a Detroit dis­
band. The husband, In hie turn,
patch that the new Ford au­
agrees to d e a r out and go back
tomobile would be announc­
to England and interest himself
ed about December 1.
Phygictea a d farfso«
North Bend — Proposed new.
routing of .Robeevelt Highway at
Haynes Inlet may avoid two
bridges and reclaim 1000 acres
rich land.
O ffice P h e a 1 M J
Home Phene 1M»L
o r r id i hours
to to 11 k. aa. '■« to a pu » .
Teacher Of
Violin,
Viola,
String
Bass
(Violoncello “ Bepeclale” )
,
STUDIO
H otel Ashland Building.
Ashland, Ore. PtaKSs AT
Musical Instruments Repaired,
Bows Rehaired.
Portland — Steamer “A dm iral
Benson” takes cargo of apples to
Singapore.
34 Âcres Irrigated
Your Ow& Terms
Balfour Guthrie Co.
P. O. Box 27. Ashland
A B B LA N D t U B Â ÏÏY CT) t o r reli­
able reality.
/
3S-l-m o.
Saturday, November 1»
K PO (43 8.8 m ) San Francisco
00 p. m. children’s program;
30 p. m. orchestra; »:00 p
. N. B. C. progrin^; 10:00 p
m. KPO dqnce orchestra.
KGO (3 3 4 .4 m ) Oakland. 0:00
p. m. dinner concert,; <:45 p. In ­
news; 8 :0 0 p. m. revnaf 0:00
p. m. N . B. C. program ;.„ 1 0 ^ 0
p, ra. dance orchestra.
K L X (60»Bs) O a klan ^ 7:00
p. m. amusement Information.
N F l <4«8.5m ) 6 :3 0 p. m.
dan£e orchestra; 3:15 p. m.
radiotoria); 0:10 p. m. pianist
composer; 7:00 p. in. L. A. F .
D. orchestra; 7:30 p. m. pianist;
8 :0 0 p. m. N. R C. program;
.10:00 Packard P rogram t 11:00
freiic.
n Xlears
« i « ' p. m. span
p. m. dinner hour
0 p. m. studio pto-
p,' tn. instrumental
m‘. studio program;
Vic M eyerï dance
LOST— Between »Jacksonville
and, Hornbrook, ladles b r o w n
leather purse, bank hook an.d im­
portant papers.
Reward. King
kotpl.
«»-«•
K H J (4 1 « .4m ) Los Angeles.
6:30 p. m. children’s hour; 8:00
frolic.
KFVB
(36 1.2 m ) Hollywood.
6 ; K p. m. radio r e v ie w ; .6:00
p. m. dinner concert; 7:00 p. m.
musical program; 7:30 p. m-
honor program; 3:00 p. m. cour­
tesy program; 8:60 p. m. dance
music; 10:00 p. m. dahee music.
K Q W (4 8 1 .5m ) Portland. 6:00
(C m. «(inner concert; 7:00 p. m.
concert« » :0 0 N. B. C. program,
"10:61? f r / m . d¿rice‘ v ¿nalc.
K F Q A (4 4 7 .6 M ) Seattle. 6:30
p. m. news Items; 0 :0 0 p. m.
sport review- 7 :0 0 p. m. Boy
Scout .program; 7 :3 0 p. m. Camp
F ire Girls program; 8:00 p. m.
N. B .'C . program; 0:00 p. m.
N. B. C. Program. ’
K JR (348. <m> Seattle. 5:00
p. m. Junior club; 6?30 p. m.
studio program; 6 :4 6 p. m. stock
(C m tinned fronuPage F o u r)
bursemsnt to prepare for danger
frequently avoid much greater
disbursements to repel it; avold-
Ir. gllkewlse the accumulation o f
debt, not only by shunning occa­
sions of expense,, but by vigorous
exertions In time of peace to die-
charge the debts w hich'unavoid­
able wars may have occasioned,
not ungenerously" throwing bn
prosperity the burden which . we
ourselves ought to bear.*’
The national parent Warned
against undue affection or hatred
toward any foreign country, Ve-
marktag Sapiently that "ThOre
can be no greater %rror than to
expect or calculate on real fa ­
vors from nation to nation."
Goal, Wood and Storag«
Our best is a high standard.
▲oto rrpifht t w l u l
It means that the work is as good
wo khow how to make i t
x
Our best materials, our best thought
our best workmanship, our best co-op­
eration—
Chiurli Directory
Our best of everything goes in to your
job of Printing or ruling.
Mhtbodta« Episcopal Chàkdl
t B nlp and L au rei «treats
’
F u ll Compel Temple
. Boulevard
J. a. Murphy. PaatOT
L u th eran Churoh
Services In Odd FeUOWu H all.
H. H. Young. Pastor, 638
Boulevard. Services 4th and
6th Bundaya.
.
te. P.
Bingham. Pastor
TrtnR y Rptbcopal Church
Second 8traot
Rev. P. K . Hammohd. Vtcai
je Second Street. PBona 11
catholic c h w « h
Sixth and C Streets
The Rev. Father, J. A . Carmody
Btkth and C streets. Pkone 10«
NELSON and ROBR*Oontlrao»
tors; painting..paparkai«|ng. dec­
orating;
est ima tea
furnished.
Headquarters
W tak
Fkrtritaya
Company, phone 311.
4 1-tf
Klam ath Falls, L > Groat North­
ern w ill s ta rt'n t oafce eoastrect-
lng adequata statftm.
Phone 39
Boulevard
. Chas. D. Gai
4 I I Boulevard
B and èscoud Streets.
W m . V . Barney, Pastor
116 High St.
Phone 318,R
ARE YOU
ATOXIC
HE TIDINGS
RINT SHOP
P e n te c o sta l C hurch
/
Stone Church, F ifth and M a lt
blackheads, acateg apd.b
abet has} tha acre add m
That's what Mentho Soli
the sulphur clean the» aki
menthol heats. That’s wt
Packing, Crating and Shipptag.
Long W ei sure Hanltag-
Free Methodist Church
B. M ain and Stxth Stree
Emma F . Thompson, Fanti
6 WILL BE GLAD TG CALL.
Church «f the Brethren
<
(Duncard)
Cor. Iowa and M t. Avo.
, A, J. E llenberger
386 Helman -St. Phone 368'
. Haines — B arters ( S r a g o n
L ig h t A Power w ill build More
rural electric lihaa,
Break-dowRt
BylTaylor
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