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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1933)
r PERSONAL NEWS NOTES to the hour of closing business on the date specified at the head of this announcement. I 300,000 Motorists Must Get Drivers’ Permits by Sept. 1 Roth from Jacksonville and Over the Hill I t 1 Seen in a Daze * .s acaaaa gg'-' P m * 3 I Charles Wutsou of ¡ in Bt-imir along the river shore was the privi Inn arrived here lust week and lege of Seth Putnam und George is spending some time us u guest j Peters of Medford, who were of Mr. and Mrs. Ih-nry Munklns guests of Aubrey Taylor for two southeast Of town. Mr. Watson, diiys lust week. The boys enjoyed formerly connected with the Mun- a real outing, which Included klns apiary, muy bundle the bee* swimming, horsebuck riding, blcy- ugaln this season on shares | cling anil eating their own cooking. By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT • l.orulne und Charley Offenbach In ......... vcnlugs they sauntered to j th»- Cloverleaf dairy for their sup «r nnd Miss Naomi Smith of Ruch Roger Dunnlngton declaring that arrompan le«l (heir grandmother. I ply of milk If h« ever fell out of a cherry Mrs Mamie Venable of Ashland • Applegate Grunge Is sponsoring tree he’d "bounce a mile" because vicinity, to Crescent Pity and u big «lance on the night of July 4,, he gets so full of them loralne und Io which everybody is Invited Han Brookings Sunday ■*< • Charley are remaining al Ashland son’s orchestra Is furnishing th«» Ed Severance contributing a dol music. Twenty-three Grange mem us guests of their grandmother. lar towards the support of the Min • The weather remains despicable Iters, Including all officers with the MALTED HUSTON ers baseball team even though it an ever and curiously enough Is exception of two, spent a pleasant 1 hasn’t been winning games. the fault of everything. Just when evening with the Phoenix Granger* Undoubtedly the most sensation the Palmer creek Gold Diggers be Tnesduy at which time the local the Phoenix I “I story ever written about Wash- Clyde Smith resting for a few gan to glimpse victory In the fifth organization took ington, "Gabriel Over th« Whit« days because the Brush Marines inning on the local diamond Sun chair*. day uftnr a series of unmerciful • Frunces Wakefield hits returned House," opens at the Cruterlan are doing the forestry service work whullngs by the Brush Marines to her home where sh«- is rnpldly |theater Sunday to provide a talkie at Crater lake. during th« last month, a young Improving after tin operation on drama thrilling from Its very open- : Ing reel to Its stirring conclusion. Ray Wilson fishing for waterdogs cloudburst intervened und sent the ¡her throat players to their homes tn a hurry. • Jessie Ulurk visited the early, Walter Huston triumphs with a at the postoffice The score was 56 in favor of the part of tlie week at th«« home of i great performance as President Frank Cameron getting fired as Marines wh«n the game was dis her friend. Josephine Clute, on the! Jud Hammond and in a aeries of pensed with nnd was th» nearest Applegate Siu- returned home’ acenes as realistic as newsreels a juror, along with the associate* forces congress to give him the Monday. to something worth writing home ‘ Thursday. about that th« farmers' team had • Jo«- Bushy, who has been v|s- ' powers of a dictator, solves the A Jacksonville boy trying to seen in u long t!"ie It would rain. I itlng Ray Lewi*, made a hurried unemployment problem, ends racke • Mrs. Armpriest of Salem vi trip to San Frauclsco and back,I teering and brings foreign debt scratch the eyes out of his newest " | uncertainty to a close. The story rival. Yes, Mr Ripley, a t>oy cinity 1 h spending some time on lifter which he returned to hl* ’ throughout has a ring of authen scratching in a fight! the Applegnte visiting her son, home near Medford. < ticity. Walter, anil other relatives. • Eleanor Ulurk and Margaret j Harland Clark returning from • Robert Fletcher, employed as Edens are spending this week at . Camp Clatsop so hoarse he can’t caterpillar driver nt the Elk Creek Itogu«- River at the annual confer- | 'speak above a whisper. First time C. C. C. camp, spent the week-end «lice of th« junior Christian Kn- in his life he could ever keep a |wltl> his family on Big Applegate ■ deavor. secret, he intimated, while his cap • Ht«v«- West of Medford Is a tain calls him the "whispering guest of hls grandparents. Mr. and • Th«- Metzger girls entertained An announcement by the United I baretone." Clark whispering to his J A. West Sieve rode his bicycle j several of their friends at their ¡States civf] service commission of home Saturday evening. The girls ; friends and they, unconsciously, to the Applegate. • Mr and Mrs Dewey Powell of played bridge and then attended Interest to Jacksonvfillans Is con I whispering back. tained In the following information Talent visited Sunday at the home the dance. I of Mr. und Mrs Benjamin Moore • Lynn Rum ley accepted u posi sent out by the commission: Cherry tree owners cussing the Receipt of applications for fourth tion with the C. C. C. as saw filer. on Applegate. sky for rain, and the gardeners class |M>stmaster examinations to ID- will be stationed at the Union • Mrs. L C Port, member of the wishing it would cut loose again. close July 14, 1933. Jackson County Extension com- Creek camp. The date for assembling of com-| mitten for the last three yearn, wan • Al) of th«- national guard boy* Wednesday afternoon j petitora will be stated In the ad Punk Dunnfngton making the elect«-d secretary of the organiza return«-«! tion nt a business me«-tlng held after their two weeks stay at Camp mission cards which will be mailed batters stand with their feet Monday during a week-end outing Clatsop with the exception of Andy to applicants after the close of re- I t-o-g-e-t-h-e-r! ! at the horn« of Mrs John White on Smith, Who will visit 10 day« in cel lit of applications. The United States civil service Wagner creek Miss Alice Hanley Eugene. Andy Smith not returning with was reelecto«! chairman; Mrs. • Doris Clark, who has been re- commission has announced an ex the rest of the national guards and B. Glasgow of Valley View, vice mulning at her home in Jackson- amination. ns h result of which it visiting In Eugene. Hmmm. chairman, and Mrs. W H. Young vllle during a short illness, has re is expected to make certification to of Eagle Point, treasurer, Unable turn««! to Applegate where she 1* fill a contemplated vacancy in the Matthew Winningham and Her- to he present for the entire week spending the summer with Jose position of fourth class post master at Jacksonville, Oregon, and other man Anderson idling wood amid a end. Mr*. Port joined the group ph I tn- Clute. Monday forenoon. In addition to • wis. Virgil Swanson, former vacancies as they may occur at million fir splinters on a hot day. e the seven committee member*. Jacksonville girl, visited her par that office, unless it shall be de- Minn Clarlbel Nye of Corvallis and ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lea Wakefield. i elded In the Interest of the service Young Jacksonville unusually to fill any vacancy by reinstate demonstration agents from four Saturday. willing to work for any price now • Iuist Tu»-sday Mrs. Jake Schaef ment. The examination will be held that fireworks are on sale in sev counties were In attendance. at Medford. • Mr. and Mrs Davis of Talent fer entertain««! the Past Noble eral local stores. The compensation of the post spent Sunday visiting Mr*. Davl*' Grand club of the Rebekah lodge e master at thia office was $1099 for non. Ivan Brown, who has remained nt her home. Mr*. Bill Cody as- the last fiscal year. former live man uttering fam A at th« home of Ray Offenbacher I siste«! tn the entertainment. Applicants must have reached ous last words of. “oh. so you guys • Mr and Mrs. Clarence Kass- during the last two montha. • Mr. and Mra. Roy Brown of hafer were honored by a visit from their twenty-first birthday but not let the Midgets show you np; I Glendale. Calif., have returned to Mrs Kasshafer's mother und fath their sixty-fifth birthday on the knew they would. aouthern Oregon for the aummer er, Mr. and Mr*. Joe Martin, the date of the examination. Applicants must reside within vacation nnd at present are guest* fore part of the week. of Mr. Hrown's parents. Mr and • Wayn«.- Combent returned from the territory supplied by the post Mrs E. J. Brown. Mr. Brown is a Klamath county, where he has been office for which the examination high school instructor at Glendale. visiting his father since school in is announced. The examination is open to all • Glenn Smith nnd Bryant Hamil early spring. ton. employed tn road construction • Buf«>rd Childers. Charles lx>ng citizens of the United States who Our Prices Will Advance comply with the requirements. at Diamond lake, spent the week ! and Clyde Purvis of Talent visited can ' 8oon—Clean Up Now Application blanks and full in end with relatives on Applegate. several of their Jacksonville friend* SUITS 75c formation concerning the require • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anders and ¡Saturday evening DRESSES (and up)Z75c ments of the examination can be Ruth and Mrs. . son Jimmy und daughter Barbara • „ Miss ............. --------- Harbor ------- --- _ ___ of Central Point spent Sunday pic- George Campbell returned Tues secured from the postmaster at the Hats Cleaned and Blocked nicking and fishing on Williams day from a short trip to Gold place of vacancy or from the Unit ed States civil service commission. creek. They also visited Mrs. An- Beach. der’s aunt. Mrs. W. H. McDaniel. • Mr*. Ethel Jones nnd daughter Washington. D. C. DYE WORKS Mr Anders is deputy postmaster ¡ Jerry were visitors at the Lewi* I Applications must be properly Cor. 6th & Holly Phone 244 at Central Point. home Monday and Tuesday of this' executed and on file with the tom mission at Washington, D. C„ prior • Camping under the pine trees week. i • Rev. nnd Mrs. 8. H. Jones re- ' turned from a trip to northern Ore gon. where they went a few weeks ago to bring their son. Malcolm. REAL I horn«» from Willamette university. MEALS • Mr. and Mra. Hewitt are the| ' proud parents of a fine baby boy horn early this week. • Mrs. Nell Foote and Muriel Fau- |cett visited at the home of Grand ma Faucett Saturday. • Misses Margaret and Barbara Jean Norvell left Tuesday for a trip to Helix, Oregon, where they will visit their father and grand- i mother. 19 North Fir 8treet • Mr. and Mrs Dave McKinney, ¡accompanied by Mrs. McKinney’s parents, Mr and Mrs A. H. Peach- ey of Ashland, and Mrs. Frank Drury of Clovi*. California, spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and | Mrs. L. C. Port. Mrs Drury, a guest I at the Peachey home, attended ! No outlay, no upkeep! ¡school with Mr. Peachey In Mlchi- Buy what you want | gan over 60 years ago. when you want it. at • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McKee and save ' daughter Jeanette of Kinmath I low cost, and money on food by being Falls are expected to arrive on the j sure it won’t spoil. Applegate Saturday to remain until , after July 4. Ice Refrigeration Is Now the Most Practical and Economical Uncle Sam is not permitted to Refrigeration Available be himself In French eyes, but I either Santa Claim or Shylock.— I Time After Time We Are Con SEE OUR NEW 1933 MODEL j Weston Leader. fronted With This Statement— REFRIGERATORS • • • Call for Fourth Class P. O. Exams Here referring to the printed schedules which may be secured from the secretary of state’s office, state po- , lice or sheriffs. Three hundred thousand Oregon motorists must obtain renewal drivers' licenses before September 1, the first day on which the law . requires every motor vehicle oper- i ator to have a new-type permit, ac cording to Hal E. Hoss, secretary i of state. This great number, approximate-: ly three-quarters of the drivers In < the state, may occasion a rush for permits such as swamped examina tion stations during the last few; days preceding June 9. when the | motor vehicle laws raised the cost , of permits from 50 cents to $1. "In the short time from May 1, up to and Including June 8. 75,384 per sons were examined," Mr. Hoss de When I said that I clared. "The magnitude of this task ' wanted to go to the may be seen by a comparison with Century of Progress the 22-month period between July l>ad opened a Savings 1. 1931, and May 1, 1933. when only j Account for me—and 21,81»; drivers were examined. On now I have enough June 8, this year 6000 persons were money to see every given examinations, with appli thing there. cants In some localities being taken I care of until midnight. Such a con gested condition will recur in the weeks just preceding September 1,” the secretary of state pointed; Medford out. "unless drivers arrange Im-1 meidately for renewals.” Authority has been given by the f legislature to waive examination of renewal applicants, except for those 70 years of age and older, or whom, because of obvious phys ical impairments or a questionable driving record there Is reason to1 believe that an applicant may not be qualified to operate a car in a safe manner. Holders of new-type drivers’ licenses and renewals is sued since July 1, 1931, need not renew their permits until June 30, 1935, regardless of the expiration date they bear. In order to obtain a renewal per- mlt. Mr. Hoss warned, it will not be sufficient merely to mail a dol- lar. The applicant must obtain the regulation application form either by mail from the secretary of state’s office in Salem, or from sttae police, county sherifs, or ex aminers. This must be tiled out and signed before a notary public or one of the official examiners, all of whom have notaries' commis sions, or other persons qualified MEDFORD TENT AMT to administer oaths. State exam iners will affix the notary seal free AWNING WORKS of charge. 112 North Front Phone 145-J An examiner may be located by “I’m Glad I Saved” Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank COLORFUL iWNIMeS Add BEAUTY and COMFORT to Your HOME! F. F. BURK CLEANING PRESSING PANTORIUM CANNING SEASON Medford’s Own Store comes to the front again . . . right now, while fruit is ripe and low-priced, with home canners’ needs and supplies . . you always can do BETTER at Medford Furniture and Hardware! EAT MORE SAVE BROWNIE MARIE CAFE this SUMMER LET US FACE THE FACTS IT’S CHEAPER! I Is a Photograph a LUXURY? Medford Ice and PERMANENTS $1.50 $2.50 $4 $5.50 DEL ROGUE 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 Dye 75c Manicure 50c—Arch 35c HAIR CUTS 25c Bowman’s Barber and Beauty Shop 105 West Main Phone 57 “Why didn’t I have a Photograph made while She was alive” There comes a time in the course of hu man events when a photograph means so much—its value cannot be computed in dollars and cents. It la Not Expensive! BE PHOTOGRAPHED NOW You May Order Your “Personality Portrait” Later If You Wish Shangle Studio Medford Building Phone Pyrex Measuring Cups 25c Jar Fillers.................. 10c Jar Rubbers, 2 dozen .5c Federal Cold Pack Canners, 7-qts. .$1.89 Large Size Pressure Cooker............. $17.85 Chip-Proof Enamel Kettles, 6-qt.. . $3.25 From the Cheapest That’s Good to the Best That’s Made”
