ASHLAND AMERICAN
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Visitors in Portland
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W hat the Oregonian Say« About
Ashland Visitor«.
late, but the indications are that
there will be an unbroken stream of
automobiles coming over the Siski-
yous in a few weeks.
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— Get your mower repairs early
and avoid the rush and provocation
when in the field and your mower
breaks down. All kinds of repairs
for most any mower kept at Peil’s
Corner, Ashland.
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“ Implicit confidence is voiced by
E. V. C arter, banker, of Ashland, in
the mineral resourcese of southern
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Oregon. “ It pleases me,” said Mr.
>w n iv r c ’i w II ■ .WJ ,T .-1 mm
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C arter, who is on u visit to Portland
with Mrs. C arter from ihe land of Buy it in Ashland.
lithia, “ to note the preparations for
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and makes the m eat more tender by ed and many homey with trellis, rock developm ent in our end of the state.
dissolving the connective tissue.
garden, vines and shrubs. Bird bath, We have always realized that the
Old thing's, old houses, old times,
sundial, fountain, garden, seats table m ountains were loaded with mineral
>’d m anners, old irie n d s--a re some­ MAKE A DATE WITH DATES and chairs on the lawn are adding wealth and only awaited the coming
times the i¡pest and truest. W hat an
the livable touch to the out-doors of the right people to develop this
Sale« and Service
atmosphere we imbibe from antiques The date is a very ancient food, and making the premises more resource. It now appears from r e - 1
Old people— too, little appreciated cultivated and prized from rem otest choice and rom antic.
ports that experienced mining peo­
in this day of “ flam ing youth”— antiquity. It’s first home, so far as In Japanese gardens are oriental ple who operate on an extensive — THIRD STREET GARAGE—
are often the kindest, the most tol­ we know, was the Canary Islands and vases, a Japanese idol and bridge ef­ scale are interested in our mineral
Wimer A Barlo, Prop*
erant, the most broad minded, the northeast Africa. From there it was fects. The wading pool, lined with possibilities. Nothing could be of Gas. Oils, Stornge, Washing, Pol­
sweetest, the most understanding, carried to Arabia and India and has cement, for little tots .s a luxury in greater im portance to the state.
ishing, Repairing, Accessories
the bravest, the most patient, the been a chief source of wealth and some families. The sunken pool, edge There m ust be untold wealth in the
dearest, the richest in experience and staple article of food in this region e d " wi^"u nev en m o ^ 'covered stores m ountains and some day it will be 25 Third St. Phone 79 Aihland
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wisdom, the most seren. Do we pay for ages Attem pts have been made anJ •„ which w ater lilie, bloom> a n d taken
out.” _____________#.................
Mr. C arter says that in
enough attention to them and honor to transplant it to ^F.urope, along around wbieh are reeds and grasses his long career in Jackson county
M editerannean, but the fruits i is the work of some enthusiasts. A he has never before noted such min­
them? Do we w rite those letters to the
will
not
that far north. One of | rose garden is the hobby of others, ing activity as is now apparent in
the “old folks at home?” The years oar best ripen
varieties
of dates, however, while there is nothing sweeter than that region. The banker confesses
are slipping fast. B etter a loving is produced in Arizona
and Califor­ the old fashioned, woodsy garden that he hasn’t any reason for com­
word or act, which will cheer them nia, but it is a more expensive
car- which is a tangle of wild things.
ing to Portland on this trip other
today, than a flower or a tear drop­ iety and most of the dates with
than that he has been coming here
ped on their grave tomorrow.
which we are fam iliar are imported Bertha Baldwin Tralle has w ritten since the early ’80s and had an op Always Fresh V e g e ­
from the Persian Gulf and Africa. a bright little book called, “ Making portunity for an automobile tide
BUYING BABY CLOTHES
tables
Dates are not washed before be­ Mother Happy.” which teaches small from Ashland to Portland and home
ing m arketed as that would lessen tots all sorts of u.eful lessons in eat­ again.
“T hat’s where my money goes,
“ BEST COFFEE!”
their keeping qualities. For this ing, brushing teeth and various
Buying my Baby Clothes— ”
The tininess of the stitches work­ reason all dates should be washed other proper tricks— and all in jo'Iy “The first year of the new state
Wolcott’s Grocery
ed into the clothes of the baby-to-be when used as food, and one is as jingles. The book is published by norm al school at Ashland shows an
“Quality Always”
was one way of m easuring love in certain to get clean dates if bought Samuel Gabriel Sons and company, enrollm ent of 500 pupils, and next
the olden days. It is not so today
the bulk as when buyin* package New York, and will prove a bonanza month 100 will graduate,” reports
This athletic age counts it a virtue dates. Bulk dates are cheaper than to many a harassed mother who gets Postm aster W agner of Ashland, in
to be up and out of doors, showing package dates, and sometimes of tired of rem inding Johnnie, ‘steen town for a visit. “The school is
times a day to say “ Please” or wear in its first year and, considering
mother love by exercise and breath- better duality,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN
ing proper am ounts of oxygen, rath - 1 Dates are high in food value. They his rubbers.
it being brand new, the enroll­ th at the undersigned
has been duly
er than sitting indoors stooped over are not used as much as their value
m ent .speak's well for the future of appointed Adm inistratrix
of the
PIN EA PPLE DELIGHT
fine linen, even for a baby-to-be. deserves. A nutritious and whole­
Estate of George W. Harkins, de­
the
institution.”
The
new
normal
and all persons having
The result is th at many dresses some lunch might be a glass of milk Cut canned pineapple and m arsh­ asked the recent legislature for an ceased,
claims
against
said Estate are re­
and
a
dozen
dates.
Cut
up,
they
are
for the newcomer are bought ready
appropriation
for
more
building,
but
quired
to
present
them, duly veri­
mallows
in
pieces
and
let
stand
sev­
made, and— since the young mother an acceptable addition to the break­ eral hours in sherbet glasses, until shortag» of state finances prevented fied, and with proper vouchers,
fast
cereal,
in
rice
or
tapica
pud­
six months from this date to
has had no experience by which to
buildings from being approved by within
the flavors have blended. When ¡the
I. A. Roberts, A ttorney for said
guage her purchases she and baby ding, in salads, and even in breads about
I
the
governor.
Things
are
rather
Flstate, at his office over the
to serve, dish over each gla^s ¡quiet in Ashland, adds the pjii.m ast­ Citizens
cakes instead of raisins. Finely
sometimes have to suffer along with and
chopped and softened with cream, a generous portion of whipped cream er, but that is not local condition, Oregon. Bunk of Ashland, Ashland,
a poorly selected layette.
6. 1297.
The first thing to consider In choos they make a delicious cpread for with chopped nuts in it.
’k ue tourist travel from California is Dated May MARY
A. HARKINS,
sandwiches.
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ing baby clothes is their health as­
beginning to show up several weeks 3-5t
A dm inistratrix
COMING
HIGHER
pect. Will they be com fortable for FOOD HABIT SFOR CHILDREN
baby to wear? Will they bind at his
j A new baby is estim ated to cost
neck or be too small in the armhole? If, at every ----------
mealtime
you
worry
today between $200 and $300. Not J
Is there scratchy lace around the about what your child eats, and 1 so
long ago, th at luxury cost only,
neck i and, are
the garm ents warm
about
$100 to $150.
.
,
whether
he
gets
enough,
you
call
par-
enough, or too warm, will they be ticular attention to him and this en­
easy to put on and take off? How
—/or
MRS SOLOMON SAYS:
his habit of being finicky.
are they to be fastened, and, if but­ courages
Every
child
likes
to
be
the
star
actor
toned, will he have to lie on hard in the drama.
Drudgery is work which has no
buttons?
.
joy
in it. If one adds enough joy
If
you
talk
about
his
food
habits
Will they launder well is an im­
before other people, that anakes him he can make work play. Into each
N ew trains between Portland and Ash*
portant question to ask.
task
chuck
a
chuckle.
feel
im
portant
and
he
will
w
ant
to
land, by day northboun d and conven*
Their durability is also something
to thin kabout. Most baby-clothes keep on being different.
ient over-night service returning in ad­
SMILES
wear for ju st about one baby and a Even if he spills a little food,
dition to the Shasta and the Oregonian.
half. How many garm ents of each while he is learning to eat, that is “ Why do you like to travel?”
T h e p o p u la r Shasta now carries day
kind will pon need is a m atter which much better than to make him be­ “ One has such nice times with the
coach for the convenience of southern
deserves study. This depends upon come dependent and nervous and people one meets from home.”
Oregon travelers.
how frequently your laundering can fretful.
be done, and upon the health of both If other members of the family are “ He is a noble sailor lad. He made
Note this new, convenient service:
m other and baby, as well as upon fussy about their food, the child will his fortune upon the high seas; and
how much the baby will be on dress • be so, too. Children are great imita worked his own way, from the bot­
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parade and how much he will lie ; tors.
tom up.
alone in his inobscure corner. It is j
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rather a sensible plan to get plenty
YOUR HANDSHAKE
DESIRE IS THE BASIS
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of the more necessary and useful
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OF BUSINESS
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articles, slighting the accessories if A man is known by the hand-
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anything. The latter can usually be shake he shakes. now you shake Darwin’s theory is th at the hu­
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purchased a t any time, and you never hands is particularly im portant be- man race is an evolution of the
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know how many presents Sir Baby is cause it advertises to the newcomer monkey. Some people agree with him
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going to receive. His gifts are more the kind of person you are.
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and others do not.
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likely to be the accessories rather There are many varieties of this But it can’t be denied that even
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than the su b stan tial.
! popular form of greeting. There is within the memory of the present
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the limp handshake of the feeble generation, there has been an evo­
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TOMATO COMBINATIONS
character, which has not much back lution in our mode of living. This j
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Tomato Shirr— Into a gem tin, put of the crude which makes you cringe ever.
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a half cup of tom ato, cooked and There is the long drawn out sawing
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never
was
a
time
when
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seasoned with salt, pepper and min- up and down of the absent minded, “ tim es” changed so rapidly— when
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ced onion. Drop an egg into each There is the lifeless hand laid into life bettered itself so consistently.
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com partm ent, cover with buttered yours which you find about as respon New com forts and conveniences are
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crumbs, and bake.
sive and a pump handle. There is the constantly being a^ded. And the
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Tomato with poached eggs— thick- gingerly offer of the finger tips rapidity with which they are being
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en seasoned tom atoes with flour and which marks the snobbish; the over- invented and made citally afefets us
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when boiling hot drop eggs into it sentimental squeeze; the prolonged all.
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and poach as usual. Serve on toast, holding of hands; and last, and per-
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Tomato-Corn Scallop— Put in a fectly splendid, there is the digni- To take advantage of these things
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tnking dish alternate layers of to- fied, hearty and wholesome hand- you must keep yourself informed.
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matoes, com and ertimbs. Season clasp which the soul speaks through, You must know not only what they
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are, but also how much they cost
with salt, pepper, onion and green Watch your handshake.
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and where and how to get them.
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Sacramento . . 1:00
pepper and hake.
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The practical way to know of the
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San
Francisco Lv. 9:00
F.sealloped Cabbage— Boil cabbage
LANDSCAPING
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new things is to be a regular reader
Ar. Los Angeles . .
11:15
until alm ost tender. Put in a baking
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dhh and cover with crumbs and to-
b,n*
we
/ n’1^ a *. of the advertiserren*«. Get the in-
train, and on top put a laver of grat- tention to the inside of the house, | formation f.rst hand in the newspa-
Buy round trip (i<-iurte; la w money.
e 1 cheese Bake
but took less care of the surround-, pers Advertisements tell of all that
Tomato and ^R ice-B oil one cup-
Then came the sun parlor and is being done to make you more
f I or rice in three cups of salted we learned to live more in the open, comfortable, your work easier. your
v ter until water has simmered out The wide veranda and porch life oe- methods better your clothing and
¿ id a half can cf tomatoes and a to stretch our vista until now food problem, less irksome
They
t Vespoon of bacon fat and simmer the whole yard is the living room t.U you how you can save time, ef-
G. N. Kramer,
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of the family.
fort and money In the selection of
Ticket Agent
e iqui IS gone.
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tiny |}ttl* garden, M well things that make life Worth whiU.
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Star Cars
Groceries
New Train Service
quick, convenient, comfortable
travel to Portland or to
California
Pacific
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