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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1933)
Tk« Jacksonville Minor ODD THINGS AND NEW—By Lame Bode PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill Th« Jacksonvill« chamber of commerce Is schixlulnd to hold its r«gulur third Monduy meeting In the old IL 8. hotel next Monduy «veiling. April 17. aii members and others Interested In civic Improve ment and asked to attend. Three Price Groups »2.98 Now »3.98 Now »5.98 Now $1 $2 $3 Women’s Hats Low as 59c Children's Hats 59c All Colors ADEL LEE MILLINERY M. M. Dept. Store Medford JUST ARRIVED! A Special Lot of Silk and Rayon Dresses The Very Newest Arrivals for Spring and Summer WHATS IMANAME? • • • • • • Heen on th« street: Johnny Re- nuult pushing a lawnmower up town, whistling philosophically and apparently as unconcerned us though someone else wer« going to escort th« machine over ex tens- I ve lawns. • In observance of her IGtli birth duy Miss Alleo II oi I koh entertained • The Illg Applegut« section bus several young friends with a chick «li dinner at h«r home In Ituch j received two visits from the stork Hiinday. Miss II oi I koh hail spent the within th« last two weeks. On Hun- previous night with friends In Jack day morning, April 9, Mr and Mrs. Motivili«. lOrie Phillips and two little sons wore greeted with the arrivul of a lb pound girl at their home, who has been named Nelda Lerleen. A daugifter named Frieda May was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peck at th« local sanitarium April 3. The little one and her mother expected to return to their home Wednes day. Easter Special of HATS Page 3 • A Jacksonville man whose name wns unlearned sustained a severe cut on the head a few days ago when he was struck with a cross cut saw. The mun, who was cut ting wood on Hpencer gulch near Ruch. felled a sapling against a tree where the saw was standing, and Jarred It down, lie was alone at the time of the accident, and r«|M>rts that he wus unconscious ' for a time He was able to reach the Sunnyside service station for | aid and later went to a physician, who took several stitches In the wound. . • Spring activities among the ' schools have become apparent on th« Applegate. Friday a spelling match was waged between Beaver creek and Uniontown, with the former emerging victorious. Earlier In the week a baseball game be- I ween Ruch and Applegate resulted In victory for Ruch. • Mrs. Glenn Saltmarsh Is spend ing the week with relatives at Tal ent. GPEEN FIÊZDS RESIDES |N MIDD/HOHOHIO MR** AUGUST MARCH o$ Bai le, Mont HAS 1HRÍÍ JUNE, and JUZŸ VF?. -DÉCK MARKUP MISS DÉAZ- WRITES with BOTH HANDS AT THE 57W TIME Ï 8AQBAQA TOMPKINS SWAM A COW WITH THE BOSPHOROUS AT THE 3 HORNS' OWN6O BY V.A CROZIER os WAELDER,TEXAÎ • County Assessor Bllnn Coleman,, father of the local hardware deal er. Ray, was In this city Tuesday relating tales of the great open spaces for the information of townsfolk. Coleman, who was ac companied here by his son Jess, practically paralyzed business In • Complete plans have been made * Brown and Mrs. J. R. Hoffman, ap- for the Extension unit's old time : pointed local leaders some time dunce at Applegate Saturday, April ago, received instructions on eco nomical breakfasts, which they 22. The Purcel player« and Dave will demonstrate at a meeting next Jones of Little Applegate, popular Tuesday. About 20 ladles were In with Jacksonville dancers, will be attendance. on hand, and tbe fish |>ond and • Mr. Ferrell of the Roxy Ann quilt raffling are expected to add neighborhood, an old friend of Mr. much Interest to the party. Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Cady, made a call the Summit Service station Wed- Howard of lownr Applegate will as at needay. sist Mr. Jones In calling for the quadrilles. The refreshments will • Albert and Steve I>avfs, two of be especially attractive in a color Applegate’s numerous miners, re turned to their camp Monday after scheme of yellow and white, and the 'lpy’/'w^^ their will include sandwiches, pickles, i [tossesslons reduced to a pile of deviled eggs, cake and lemon gela ashes. The men had made their tin salad. Unit members and their* friends ure anticipating a grand Cheer time. The club will sell dance num bers. but the lunch will be free. SUITS ..................... 75c DRESSES (and up). 75c PANTORIUM BROWNIE MARIE Phone 244 REGULARLY There Is No Substitute for a Savings Account START YOURS TODAY! Medford Office in Jacksonville Sanitarium PERMANENTS Hours—Mon., Wed., FrU 9-12 6-9 Every Evening $2.50 PHONE JACKSONVILLE «1 $4 $5.50 Children’s Ringlet Permanents »1.98 SPECIAL SHAMPOO Finger Wave and Manicure »1.25 OIL SHAMPOO Finger Wave and Manicure »1.50 Marcels 50c and 75c—Reset 35c Finger Waves, Wet 35c, Dry 50c Hot Oil Shampoo »1.00 Cleansing Facial 50c Regular Facial, »1 and up Eyebrow and Lash Oye 75c Manicure 50c—Arch 35c HAIR CUTS 25c Bowman’s Barber and Beauty Shop 105 West Main Phone 57 FRIED CHICKEN and Other Complete Dinners .......................... 25c SPECIAL Depression Lunch ............................. 15c Steaks and Short Orders Dutch Lunches Bottle Beer, Eastern Brands, 20c When Medford Supply Arrives Cor. 6th & Holly PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Up and BEER UP With Your Meals Hats Cleaned and Blocked DYE WORKS to Those Who Save Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Harold B. Gillis • Ari hie Nichols and Kenneth Mc Candless of lower Applegate left • Mrs. Mabe! Mack held a very I Tuesday for Ix-avenworth, Wash., I Interesting meeting with the Ap- having received u telegram stat- plegate Extension unit Tuesday, on ■ Ing that Mrs. Nichols had been the subject of economical meals. I afflicted with a paralytic stroke, A dinner was demonstrated and' and was critically 111. Mrs. Nichols the ladles had the privilege of eat-! Ing the meal uh well as helping to went to Washington several weeks prepare it. Wholewheat was the i ago to visit her son, Carl McCand- chief ingredient of the meal, with I less. . onions, potatoes and carrots added as economical foods. Mrs. Harry • Mrs. Fred Offenbacher is hav-I Ing as guests this week William Keating and Harry Crofoot of Oak CLEANING land, who are enjoying the Easter , vacation from high school. Mr. i PRESSING Keating la a nephew of Mrs. Of-. Our Prices Will Advance | fenbacher. Soon—Clean Up Now • A number of guests were en- tertalned with a card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Brien * Sunday evening. Prlxes for high score went to Mrs. Tom Mee and ; rrank Knutzen, low score being held by Mrs. Ash Wimer and Tom Moe. Guests included Mr and Mrs. Tom Mee and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knutzen of Applegate, and Mr. and ' Mrs. Steve Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ixiu Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hooper and Mr. and Mrs. Ash Wi mer, ull of Grants Pass. • W. D. Peckham returned early this week from Long Beach, where he had several weeks’ employment In rebuilding structures owned by his brother-in-law, L. A. Wilson, that were damaged in the earth quake. CtERK OF THE U.S. in Detroit... PitftWWUlt.H J camp on the J. B. Wetterer prop- the hardware and sporting goods I erty on upper Applegate, having store with one of his yams con pitched their tent in a shack there. cerning southern Oregon’s hefty • Mr and Mrs. Emmett Phillips hoofer who all but outwalked a six- of Hquaw Lake expect to leave the cylinder car during a chase a few last of this week for Roseville, yeurs ago in which the assessor ¡Calif, where Mr. Phillips will re wan involved. The audience lis sume employment. tened with sympathetically aching • The Cloverleaf dairy. Apple feet and blistered heels as the statement was made that the moun gate's representative In the south- > talneer trapper being described 1 era Oregon dairy industry, changed could "walk 700 miles cross coun its delivery schedule tms week to! try In 10 days.” early morning hours instead of the afternoon, as had been the custom! during the winter. The approach, of warmer weather necessitated the change. The milk truck leaves , PROSPERITY for Medford at 1 a. m. The Clover leaf is one of the 13 dairies listed | COMES recently as grade A distributors j in accordance with Medford’s milk i FASTER ordinance. CAFE 19 North Fir, Medford ALAINE’S PERMANENT WAVES Why Risk Ruining Your Taste for Fish and Shellfish Trying to Buy and Prepare Your Own—Besides, It’s So Smelly in the Home. $1.98 Complete with Shampoo and Finger Wave A Lovely Push-Wave with Ringlet Ends Store—Medford Phone 1518—Medford In Rear of Barber Shop 113 East Main I Always Fresh FISH — OYSTERS — CRABS Plan Served or Prepared to Take Out for Parties A Mother’s Day Photograph WE SPECIALIZE In Delicate Dinners. Sea Bass, Snappers, Ocean Trout, Sole, Flounders, Sea Cat and, of Course, Salmon and Halibut. Crabs - Oysters A Personality Portrait Guaranteed Best Quality and Freshest in Town of the Child Who Caught the Easter Rabbit Would Be Priceless Years Later Your Photograph, A Treasure That Lives Forever, Should Be Made By a Competent Photographer Shangle Studios "The Home of Personality Portraits" MEDFORD BUILDING PHONE 1308 Best 35c Dinner in Oregon (Meat, Vegetable, Salad’ Coffee) ♦ Green Lantern Cafe Opposite Post Office, Medford H. E. Wharton
