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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1932)
The Jacksonville Miner It rains as soon as everybody pre- when interviewed yesterday. “Our I could only be taken in by quacks Ignition tools were too large and when they had a certain element bulky," added Theron Applebaker, of quackery In their own souls. structure. another mechanic assisting in the • • • work, "and we had to buy a pair Some people can do anything— • Mr and Mrs. Probt and Mr. and of tweezers to extract connecting except live within their income. Mrs. Pine of Modrui'l spent Sun rods with.” * • I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Demmer v|»-1 • L. J. Gober and family are mov day at the home of Mrs. R. 8. Blr- If we do less than our best for ,.7’d friends In the Applegate valley ing from their home on the Ap chard on Little Applegate. Mrs. • Amy Dow, enterprising mer- two months, we’ll find ourselves this week. plegate for the winter. They expect Birchard returned to Medford with chant, hotel operator and restau * a a to spend the next month or more her guests, where she will remain 1 rant owner of .Jacksonville, known doing work we’re ashamed of at for a Hhort lime. from the green Slskfyous to the the end of three months. • G. E. Wright and son George In Klamath Falls. ♦ • ♦ • • ♦ black hulk of Table rocks for her drove to Klamath Falls on business Considering that history always and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs, M. J. Reynolds re- • Mrs William Harlow is recover personality, philanthropic kindness, generosity and mannerisms, has repeats itself, it’s a wonder some ing from slight injuries she sus ' turned to their home at F<*esno a a a a of us don ’t learn faster. been offering the public the kind of tained when she fell about 15 feet r ew dnys ago, having spent 10 days • Mnthow Dawson of RoseburK service than which there is no here as guests of Mrs. from a flume on which she was Reynold’s spent Sunday night at the home Send in your subscription today. walking near her home on Elliott whicher. Ed Coffman has been ad of his son, Ben Dawson, on Rtearn- sister, Mrs. F. J. Rippey ♦ ♦ creek recently. Besides bruises, she ded to her staff of bus boys, and i boat. may be observed any day now vig • Mrs O. C. Dorothy, who was received a cut on the temple. » « « orously polishing silverware, wash • a • stricken a few days ago with rheu- • Mr. and Mrs. A R Klelnham ing dishes and waiting tables. Ed m« r spent Sunday nt the home of math- pains and has been bedrid • Both faculty and high school admitted to a reporter that he en den since, is expected to be up student tennis tournaments are be the latter’s brother, II. P. Ander- and about, again over the week-end. ing planned on the local school joys working anywhere when there son, near Medford. ♦ ♦ ♦ courts for the near future. There is food involved, and intends stay-1 • * • • While spending a short time In will be both doubles and singles Ing on the job. • Harold Worthington of Medford southern Oregon last week, Mr. competition and definite dates will bicycled to the \ppl<*g.Ue Sunday and Mrs. Rufus ( ’ Holman of Salem MI88 WIL80N MAKES DEBUT be announced soon, it was said. end spent a few lay-« visiting Mi * ♦ ♦ motored to the Applegate and vis AT RIALTO THEATER SUNDAY and Mrs. A. 8. Khdnliammer. to Those Who Save ited Mrs. Holman’s aunt, Mrs. Maud • Charlie Dorothy, Harold Reed ♦ ♦ Kubll. and Fred Combest this week jour At the Rialto theater for Sunday • Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kober and « e • neyed to the nearby hills in search and Monday Dorothy Wilson makes family, Thompson creek residents of Jerky and returned with aches, for the last four years, huve moved • A Salvation Army officer from pains and dissatisfied ambitions. It her debut as a star of the motion Medford was on Jacksonville hill to Medford to make their home. Is reported by eyewitnesses that picture world. This Is the girl who, and down the Applegate valley • ♦ ♦ not so very long ago, was just an • Emil and Molly Britt and Dr. Tuesday soliciting donations and the trio had packed all the portable other stenographer in the RKO bedding In Jacksonville with them. J. W. Robinson, a trio of Jackson investigating cases of need report studios in Hollywood. There Is No Substitute • • * ville’s native son» und daughters, ed to him. In "Age of Consent ’ ’ Miss Wilson • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray • ♦ ♦ for a Savings Account • pent Thursday of this week In • John Winningham, who was op- and son and Mr. Harley of Holly plays the lead in the very story Medford. erated on a few days ago by Drs. wood visited Mr. Murray’s niece, she typed, of a boy and girl in • • • START YOURS Mrs. Edward Kubli, Sunday. Mr. college who find campus rules and • Guests at the hom<* of and H B. and J. B. Gillis, has been re- Murray and Mr. Harley expect to conventions thwarting the natural TODAY! Mrs. Bert Harr Sunday were Nells covering rapidly. He rej>ortH little be in southern Oregon for some expression of their love. This is not I Jirson and daughter and Mr. and discomfiture and has been up and time, making their headquarters in a "rah-rah-rah” type of college days. Mrs. Archie Ferns and family front around for several story but a sincere and human in I Medford. * ♦ ♦ Fern Valley. sight into the lives of college stud ♦ • ♦ • Glenn Young of Macon. Ga , ar • • • rived on the Applegate recently, • Mr. and Mrs. Jat.v* West and ents of today. Richard Cromwell. Cliff Smith of Applegate, accom- and will remain for an indefinite family, who had resided on Little Eric Linden, Arline .Judge and John panled by his brothers, Clyde and visit with his brother. Albert Applegate for serón | months, are Halliday are in the supporting Lee of this city, returned recently Young, bls mother, Mrs. William moving to Medford this week. Mr. cast. Medford from a hunting trip In the Crater Harlow, and other relatives. West Is employed In the hey har ( arlyle once said that people lake country. • * • vest at the B. M. Lush ranch, and • Mr. and Mrs James l^-wls of later expects to wo k on the high Prospect visited Mrs. Lewis’ par way reconstruction between Med- ents. Mr. and M»s. Warren Mee. ford and Central Point, • * * recently. The Prnsp» < i couple ex pect to leave Friday for a motor • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson of Hardwheat Flour, 49-pound sack ............................. 98c Klamath Fall« returned to their t’ip to Washington and Canada. ♦ ♦ • home Sunday, having spent a Good Brooms, each ........................ ............................... 40c • C. A. Whitney, who was granted month at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Market Day Raisins, 4-pound package ....................... 28c a lease on city property for mining Mark Winningham in the Whiskey purposes this week, has been busy peak vicinity. They were accom- New Crop Dried Prunes, pound................................... ..7c with the help of Walter Schuler ; panled by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Win U. S. No. 1 Spuds, 50-pound bag ................................ 65c sinking shaft on the lots and ap ningham. who had been visiting Marcels 50c and 75c proaching pay dirt near bedrock. here from the Klamath town for Reset 35c • * * a few days. Finger Waves, Wet 35c, * « « • <>n their return from Fairview, Dry 50c Wash., where thej attended the • Mr. and Mrs Oren Murphy of WE DELIVER PHONE 52 Shampoos, 8hlngle Bob 35c, funeral of a relative. Mrs. Vern Medford were calling on relatives Others 50c Buck and mother, Mrs. Jrs.- Cooper on the Applegate Monday. They Medicated or Soapless, of Colusa. Calif., spent Saturday had just returned from a hunting 35c Extra night as guests of Mm. M. II. Bur k. trip to Silver lake vicinity, on Hot Oil Shampoo, $1.00 • r which they landed a fine buck. Mr. I Lovalon Rinse 25c • Those making up a successful and Mrs. Murphy expect to leave Henns Rinse 50c hunting party which camped In the I Friday for Berkeley, where they Cleansing Facial 50c Carbury section during the last will visit Mr. Murphy’s daughter,1 Regular Facial, $1 and up week are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gladys. who is attending school Eyebrow and Lash Dye 75c Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown 1 there. Manicure 50c of Applegate, and Jack Dellaire of ♦ ♦ ♦ Arch 35c Kerby. Neighbors lodge of Jack • Royal Hair Cuts 35c ♦ ♦ ♦ meeting Tuesday in regu- sonville. • William Fruit, fire guard in the Steamboat country, who had en- lar session in their hall in the old 8. hotel building, exchanged Joyed camping in the open in the U. gifts between members of the Pol wide, brushy spaces for several lyanna group and decided to meet years, will soon enjoy the comforts 105 West Main Medford of a house. Maybe not this year, if again next Tuesday at the same BE READY TO NURSE HIS ACHES place for an afternoon of sewing. There were about 20 members AND PAINS AND COLD present. WITH RELIABLE ♦ ♦ ♦ • Among those applying for camp fire jtermits at the Star ranger sta tion this week were Charles E. Lindley and father and two broth ers of Portland, who expected to camp near Steamboat; Fred Schol- lars of Medford, who planned to CASH AND CARRY PRICES WILL hunt on Beaver creek, and Rudolph SAVE YOU MONEY Brown of Home. Ore., who expected to spend some time mining on the Applegate. Prescriptions a Specialty ♦ ♦ ♦ PHONE 12 Across from Roxy Theater, Medford • Miss Eva Couch and brother Virgil of Pomona. Calif., arrived in southern Oregon a few days ago and will spend a month as guests of their sister. Mrs. John Pernoil. The speed and safety of their jour ney here has resulted In complete satisfaction to Miss Couch, who was anxious for a tryout of her new eight-cylinder automobile in which I the couple made the trip. ♦ ♦ ♦ • Joe Bar. principal city of the upper Applegate country, has been a nucleus for vacationists recently. 1 BALLROOM Ernest Fairchild and son of San j Jose, accompanied by George Boo-1 With i back and nephew of Solo. Calif..i have returned to their home state after a 10-day camping period at We are closing out our Cash and Carry Yard the anlcent town. While here, the j men were rewarded with one deer and will offer these Lumber Bargains in | after an excessive amount of hunt-1 AND HIS MUSIC another of our 2-day fall sales specials— Ing. Mr. and M tb . Charles Gibson i of Oak Grove, Calif., also are spend ing a tew days at Joe Bar. where ! Gibson is hunting. ♦ ♦ ♦ WEDNESDAY BARGAIN NIGHT W (TWO (TWO DAYS DAYS ONLY) ONLY) • Howard Lewis’ bantam automo bile. which has been taking a rest | cure in the Jacksonville garage, j necessitated the borrowing of all of SATURDAY NIGHTS 40c—LADIES 10c Viv Beach’s jeweler’s tools to take the motor down. A bell Is tied to “Builders’ Bureau of Information” [ the block while removed from the From 9 to 12 p.m. Medford I chassis so that it will not become 204 South Fir Phone 124 lost, stated Jimmy Guin, assistant,' PERSONAL NEWS NOTES but surely next year. Lumber I diets, has been hauled for a two-room Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill * PROSPERITY COMES FASTER REGULARLY Farmer« and Fruitgrower« Bank eR Announcing New Low Price« on Beauty Work! PERMANENTS $2.50 $4 $5.50 A Few of Our Everyday Specials: Basket Grocery WHEN IT RAINS IT POURS f And When Paw Comes Back With That Bowman’s Barber and Beauty Shop Big Buck CLEANING AND PRESSING Quality Work—Reasonable Price« Snappy Service 1 LOTIONS, ANALGESIC BALM AND COLD REMEDIES THE JACKSONVILLE PHARMACY PAY’N TAKIT CLEANERS CLOSING OUT SALE OF 2x4«, 4x4«, 2x8«, 2x12«, 2x3« 2x6 Tongue and Groove, Short Lengths CiK? per 1000 board feet Southern Oregon’s Best Music Awaits You at Dreamland IKE PORTER Saturday & Monday Porter Lumber Co ADMISSION 25c — LADIES 10c
