Ashland American. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1927-1927, May 20, 1927, Image 9

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    ASHLAND AMERICAN
other fruit juices to make jelly or
NOTICE TO C R E D ITO R S
jum. Some housewives open several
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
cans o f fruit and mingle the flavors that the undersigned has been duly
appointed Administratrix o f the
in novelty jams.
Estate of George W. Harkins, de­
ceased, and all persons having
claims against said Estate are re­
APRON POCKETS
quired to present them, duly veri­
fied, and with proper vouchers,
To prevent the catching o f your within six months from this date to
apron pockets on door-knobs as you I. A. RobertSj Attorney for said,
pass, make the pockets on the under Estate, at his office over the
Citizens Bank o f Ashland, Ashland,
side of the apron, near the edge.
Oregon.
COPYRIGHTED
Dated May 6. 1297.
MRS SOLOMON SAYS»
MARY A. HARKINS,
3-5t
Administratrix
In meeting strangers, put your
too evident, and the new finish will best foot forward. It takes less e f­
soon be worn to match the rest.
fort to make a good first impression
Checked gingham makes good cur­ than to remake a poor one.
tains for the kitchen windows.
Store the winter’s extra bedding
SMILES
on the spare bed for warm weather.
w ith th e
Air it occasionally, on the clothes
Lady Autoist: “ Sir, I’m sorry I
line outdoors, to prevent its becom­ ran over your chicken.
I will re­
ing musty.
place it,”
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MAY
by
M oren e*
YMOUTH, IND.
D A Y -C H IL D
H EALTH
Hundreds of communities this
year celebrated May Day a« Child
Health Day. Health commissioners
county, city, and village officers,
lawmakers, schools and women’s
clubs joined in the ceremonies.
In some places, birth registration
was stressed, and a new tree was
planted near the home of every new
baby born on May Day. Commercial
firms contributed advertising for the
cause, and many department stores
distributed pamphlets for mothers.
Factors emphasized, as contribut­
ing to Child Health were: The
drinking o f more milk, the use o
pasteurized or certified milk, a clean
water supply, proper sewage, an in­
vestigation of the sanitary cortdi-
tions of the school house, a push­
ing of the park and playground
movement, popular education as to
vaccination and i m m u n i zation
against diphtheria, smallpox and ty­
phoid fever, and community health
stations where mothers may bring
their children for medical examina­
tion and advice.
As for the children themselves,
they sang and danced on the green,
in festival and pageantry, as happy
children should.
theria.
If all school children would go
through this process, this dread dis­
ease would be stamped out. Should
diphtheria break out in your com­
munity, the wise mother will see
that her child has the Schick test
to determine if he is one who might
take it, if exposed.
If he ia, he
should have the vaccine.
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Fhe YELLOW
PENCIL
»BAND
Farm Lad: “ But you’re not the
kind of chicken I need.”
LA Y IN G LINOLEUM
TO SH AM POO A CHILD
Cementing linoleum is much bet­
Bride “ Are there vitamins in this
J^LE
Most small children have a fear ter than the old way of tacking it
lettuce?”
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h c i l c o ..
of leaning iheir heads forward over down. The first cost may be more,
Crocer: “ Yes, mum, but you can
the bowl and letting then» be washed but linoleum cemetend in place will
in the usual way. They are likely wear many years longer than that easily wash o ff them insecks.”
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to insist on raising their heads which is tacked.
Water-proof ce­
ROGUE RIVER V A L L E Y
erect and so letting the suds run ment makes the se^ms water tight
down into their eyes and the water and this keeps the linoleum from
The valley of Rogue river com­
drip down their necks. This aggra­ becoming rotten along the seams. A
vates their horror, and makes them lining o f felt under the linoleum prises an area of 2,300 square miles
still more unmanageable.
makes the floor warmer and softer about one-fourth of which is rich
To avoid the nervous strain to the to stand on and evens the surface valley and gentle hill slope land.
child and to make it easier for the of boards. Linoleum cemented over The soil of the valley is to a large
mother, lay the child on his back felt can be taken up without injury. extent alluvial, but in places soil of
disintegated lava and of granite
CALL ON US FOR
on the table, with the pan under­
formation
are
to
be
found.
neath it, and let the child lean his
SH O R TC A K E
The Rogue river valley is best
head back over the pan.
Another
Business Cards
known
for its record-making or­
way is to lay the child on the drain-
Make a biscuit dough, a little
Distance Cards
board of the kitchen sink with his short and sweetened slightly Roll chards o f pears, peaches, apples and
Calling Cards
head toward the sink, in which the it an inch thick and bake.
When grapes, ye^ corn, alfalfa, hogs, dairy
Shipping
Tags
shampoo operations may proceed. done, split it, butter and spread with cows, poultry, sugar beets and other
Butter
Wrappers
One inventive mother uses the iron­ jam, berries, oranges or any pre­ farm products add materially to the
Catalogues
ing board, so arranging it that the pared fruit. When you have covered prosperity of the valley. The annua!
rainfall varies from 20 inches at
child
may
lie
on
it
with
his
head
the
filling
with
the
top
half
of
the
Sale Bills
F O R M A L GARDENS
reaching over the basin in the bath crust, cover the whole with whipped Ashland to 32 inches at Grants Pass.
Statements
cream and' drop more fruit into it. Only eight per cent of this rainfall
Formal lines in landscaping are to room.
Letter Heads
occures during June, July, August
be avoided, the artists tell us.
Envelopes
and September. It is a district that,
THE COM M ENCEM EN T DRESS
W A SH IN G W O O D W O R K
Straight lines are the shortest dist­
Blotters
on account of its long season of sun­
ance between two points, but there
shine,
is
proving
to
be
ideal
for
the
Hand Bills
There is nothing else as satisfac­
Use only pure, mild soap in wash­
their desirability ends. Curved, wav­
growing of grapes, pears, peaches,
tory
for
the
graduation
dress
as
ing
soiled
woodwork
or
furniture.
Dodgers
ing and irregular and broken lines
apples and other fruits.
The pears
white.
A
dainty
white
dress
is
a
need
Wipe
dry
immediately,
or
the
mois­
W
indow
Cards
are more beautiful and graceful. In
from thi.- valley bring top prices in
planting the home grounds we in every complete summer ward* ture will soak up the paint and make
almost every large city in Europe
should not seek those straight regu­ •robe, so it is no extravagance to it streaked or yellow. If the finish
Anything to be
and America.
provide
a
pretty
commencement
has
a
dull
and
dead
look,
after
lar lines at the top of our hedges—
— PRINTED—
You have many sheer and washing, go over it with an oil or
The Southern Oregon experiment
all trimmed just so, but bushes of dress.
filmy
materials
to
choose
from:
furniture
polish
rub,
or
give
it
an­
station,
located
at
Talent,
is
devoted
irregular height and variety of fo ­
especially to the fruit and crop prob­
If not convenient to
liage should gradually grade o ff and Crisp organdies, lawns, swisses and other coat o f varnish.
lems o f this region.
disappear or blend with their back­ soft mulls, voiles and nets.
call, mail it in or
RHU B AR B DRINK.
As to trimmings, there are many
ground, all the outlines blending
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File« in Bankruptcy.
Phone 75 for us
harmoniously, as they do in Nature, styles in vogue: Ruffles, medallions
Canned
rhubarb
juice
is
a
fine
ad­
A
voluntary
petition
of
bank­
insertion,
insets
of
lace,
tucking,
and . not any feature of the land­
scape standing out stiff and formal. shirring, puffing, drawn work and dition to punch. If you have more ruptcy was filed in the federal
ASHLAND
White shoes and of it than you need in season can bankruptcy court in Portland last
This is the reason the round or hemstitching.
AM E R IC A N
square or rectangular flower beds stockings are appropriate to go with the juice for this purpose. It also Thursday by John A. Huger, who
helps
the
flavor
of
pudding
sauces,
gave
his
position
as
clerk.
He
had
are not good. Whe nyou raise a vege­ the commencement dress.
mince meat and may be mixed with liabilities of $3063.33, and no assets.
table garden or flowers for cuttings,
P L A YT H IN G S.
straight rows are more useful; but
if your flowers are for decorative
• Money spent in toys is well in­
purposes in the yard, they should be
vested. These not only give joy to
as gay groups or clusters in the back
ground or along a walk or as a bor­ children, but they are their tools of
development.
They are wonderful
der for shrubbery, or along the
time savers and peace preservers
foundation of the house. But in the
for mothers and keep children hap­
latter place they should not follow it
pily employed and out of mischief.
in too exact lines, but should be in
Are your children well supplied with
clumps, with the green sward reach­
In th « pa at w« hava g ive n h u nd re d s o f
sand
piles, toy engines, wagons, pic­
thou « mo d* o f d o lla r* In cash and v a il-
ing to the foundation at places.
abla p r lif» to a d v v rtlM o u r b
ture books, dolls, balls, jumping
N aw wo hnve deteranlned to rnako •
Variety is the beauty of a garden
b lc fe r fre e o ffv r tb an « vor to g aln
ropes and roller skates?
frfe n d s and s d v rrtla e o u r buslness In
— a mass of one thing here, another
a ll p n rts o f th e c o untry. W e aro f o ia r
to n lv« a choftee o f eit har a Htc.debaker
there, or gradually grading o ff from
Hednn. a Reo *peed W ag on T ru c k , o r
BETTER BAKING
one variety to another, or a group
a F a rm a ll T r a r to r ab e o lu te ly fre e o f
coot,
berauae we belleve tk a t th ta aya-
of vegetation, with one or a few of
tem o f a d v e rtls ln g w ill n o t o n ly m a ke
Your pies, cakes and bread will
frie
n
d
s
fo r uc bat wUI also be a g re a t
R IO B P IID W A B O K
several species, all harmonizing, be improved if you take time to sift
to 9 ti th e p a rty re ceiving aueh ‘ i a
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W O R D O F T H IS A N N O U N C E M E N T
A N D T H E N A C T.
with interest from one delight, with makes the flour lighter and finer,
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Sort over your canned goods and
use them up before the season of
In New York city, cases of diph­ fresh fruits and vegetables arrives.
theria have been reduced 40 percent
Peek into all the corners of the
and deaths 50 per cent. This has
cellar to see if vegetabls have stray­
been done by means of th Schick
ed there tp rot, or smell.
test. It has been found that some
Paint, like charity, covers a multi­
people have a substance in their
tude
of sins.
Use it on kitchen
blood which makes them immune
shelves,
old
chairs
and tables ami
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people are so immune can be dis furniture which looks shabby. A coat
covered by the Schick test. A dtop of varnish will freshen the porch
of a certain liquid is injected into furniture.
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the skin. In four days physicians
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safe fro mdiphtheria.
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