Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, June 21, 1935, Image 11

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    SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
By VIRGINIA VAI.H....................................
*T*HE Costello family is running true to form, behaving just
JL as the rest of us do when we find trouble hanging heavy
over our heads. For the first time in eight years, Dolores Costello
Barrymore went to see her father the other day, perhaps to
admit that he was right when »-------------------------------------------------
he so strenuously opposed her well In "Oil for the I.amps of
marriage to John Barrymore. China'' that she'll make u lot of
It's odd that Maurice Costel­ pictures from now on.
lo, who once was known as
“the great lover of the screen," an<l
■ uttered from soinswhnt I In* siiiiie
weaknesses of character na those
that seem to beset John Burry more,
had to see hla beaut Ifni and lu-love*!
daughter marry a man whom lie
must have understood so well. It’s
■ven more odd that the lovely
Ixilores could make such a mar-
lag«. But at the time when she
made her first picture with Barry­
more people reported that she re­
fused to llaten to anyone's advice;
she was so madly In love with the
temperamental John that nothing
could keep her from marrying him.
"Well, maybe It's tragic that her
marriage Is breaking up." comment­
ed an acquaintance of tiers recent­
ly, "but I should think she'd lie re­
lieved that she doesn't have to go
off on that yacht every time there's
a vacation to be spent.”
—a—
Meanwhile Barrymore Is crulalng
on the yacht, again, with Elaine
Barrie (neo Jacobs, I believe) and
her mother as guests. Despite her
very bad performance when she
broadcast with him on the Vallee
hour, he's going to have her ns hla
leading woman on n proposed series
of broadcasta Make your own com­
ments
—♦—
Warner Brothers think that they
have a Shirley Temple all their own.
She Is Sybil Jason, and she comes
from South Africa, Irving Asher
aaw her In London, liked her Imlta-
tlene of Mao Woot and Jimmy
Durante, and the roeult Is that Fox
signed her up and we’ll eoo her In
“The Little Big Shot,“ with Glenda
Farrell and Robert Armatrong.
But she'll have to be good at a
lot of things beside Imitations If
ehe’o going to land In the Shirley
Temple class
—♦—
"Main 8treet” Is going to reach
the screen, with Josephine Hutch­
inson as the leading lady. If pres­
ent plans go through. She did so
When you see the British made
"Forsake Me Never" be sure to get
a good seat; much of It Is so dark
that you won't be able to see the
actors' faces unless you do. And
when they Hush that very Impor­
tant letter on the screen, rend fast
or you'll miss It.
ODDS AND ENDS . . . ifal Rauch
it gelling ready to ttarl on "Our Gang
hdli.t." unit needt 32 four-year-old
youug.iert for th« chorus; wonder
how mu/iy future headliners uilt come
out »1 that group! ... 1 h« Robert
Montgomerys ure haling a brief loca­
tion in th« Halt, to look over their
New England furm . . . Screen stars
uill no longer ruih to Connecticut
uhen they're eloping; the Hale hit
jut! [nisird a blood test law uhich
holds thing! up . . . In the pail tome
of them got around the fire-day rest-
dence law by toying that they lit ed
at my tumnier home in Greenwich ! . . .
Joan Crawford will hale llrian
Ahearne, a swell actor, o< her leading
man in "Glitter“ . . . Iletty I'umets
spends her ¡pare time inventing new
hairdrettet for hertelf . . . Samuel
Goldwyn plant to make Joel McCrea
Miriam Hopkins' permanent leading
man. on the tcreen. of court« . . . He's
signed Joel for fit e years . , , Picture
eseeutii et are taking a lot of Interest
in those radio amateur hours, hoping
to pick up tome new talent . . . Charlie
Chaplin plant to write, direct and pro­
duce a picture starring Paulette God­
dard. uho either it or is not Mrs.
Chaplin . . . It’s reported that Metro
will [ray Myrna l-oy $2.300 a week if
she'll come back to work for them.
ARE AT STAKE
Ton need the same protection that race drivers demand
KELLY PETILLO ON MAY 30, WON
the 500-Mile Indianapolis Race on
Firestone Tires, breaking the track record
and driving the entire dixtance at a rate
of 106.24 mile» per hour.
This record is an outstanding
demonstration of tire efficiency. To go 500
mile« in less than five hour» on this rough
and bumpy 26-year-old brick track,
without tire trouble of any kind,
demonstrate« the strength and blowout
protection that Firestone builds into their
Gum-Dipped Tires.
AB JENKINS ALSO RECENTLY
demonstrated the stamina, efficiency, and
> * I
Before you buy new tires ask yourself these three questions
1— "Will the tread give me ths greatest'
traction and protection against
skidding?"
2— ""Are they built to give me the greatest
blowout protection?"
3— "Without sacrificing these two
important safety. features will they
give me longer mileage, thus making
them the most economical tires I can
buy?"
ANSWER No. 1—Leading university teat« show
Firestone High Speed Tire« «top your car 15%
quicker than the beat of all popular makes of tires.
ANSWER No. 1—Unequaled performance record«
for sixteen consecutive years prove that Gum-
Dipping gives you the greatest blowout protection
ever known.
ANSWER No. 3— Thousands of car owners report
unequaled mileage records — evidence of the
longer wear and greater economy of Firestone
High Speed Tires.
il
nity testi show
meli res stop can
25% quicker.
2
I
Volume—Direct Purchasing—Straight LineManufacturing and
Efficient and Economical System of Distributing
to our SOO Store« and to 30,000 Dealer««
enable« Firestone to give you greater
value« at lowest prices
Gum-Dipped cord«
give greater blowout
protection. Gum-Dipping
h not uudin other tire».
© W.st.rn Nsw.psp.r I’nlon.
BOYS! GIRLS!
Read the Gratae Nuts ad In another
column of thia pai>cr and learn how
to Join the Dizzy Dean Winners and
win valuable free prizes.—Adv.
Wider, flatter trea
Ives mor« than 50 %
ongar non-skid wear.
CEMTUIT PROGRESS
TTPE
.w.
Might as Well
If you must forgive, forgive gra
clously.
MOTORISTS WISE
SIMONIZ
MAKES THE FINISH LAST LONGER
HIGH SPEED TYPE
We «elect from our
rnormoui ■lock« of row
material« the best and
highest grade rubber and
cotton for the High Speed
Tire. In our factory we
■cleet the most experienced
■nd skilled tire makers to
bnitd this tire. It is
accurately balanced and
rigidly inspected and we
know it is as perfect as
human ingenuity can
make it.
Built with high
grade material*—
equal or superior
to any eo-called
1 irst Grade,Super
or llrl.uve lines
regardless of
name, brand or
by v» hoin manu­
factured.
Keeps Cars Beautiful
for Years
SIZE
If you want your car to sparkle like
new again—and stay beautiful . . .
Simoniz it and do it right away.
Simonizing is easy. The new, im­
proved Simoniz Kleener quickly re­
stores the lustre to the finish. Simoniz,
although easy to apply, is hard for
weather to wear off. It protects the
finish, makes it last longer and keeps
the colors from fading.
4.50- 21______
4.75-19______
5.00-19______
5.25-18_____ Z
5.50- 17______
6.00-16______
4.75-19 HD___
5.00-19 HD__
5.25-18 HD__
5.50- 17 HD___
6.00-17 HD__
6.50- 19 HI)___
P R I C E
$ 7.75
8.20
8.80
9.75
10.70
11.95
10.05
11.05
12.20
12.75
14.30
17-45
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• * ★ ★ ★ Ultra to tbs Voice 0/ Hrruow
— /eotnrnsg Richard Crooks, Gladys
Suwrtbont, Nelson lidds, or Merraret
Speaks every Monday night over N-B.C.
—IF HAP Network... A Üve Star Protrae»
OLDFKII TTPE |
Built of high
grade material*—
equal or auprrior
to any apreial
brand tire manu­
factured for in.mo
dlatribu tor«’
advertised first
line without the
manufacturer's
name or guar­
antee.
COURIER TTPll
SENTINEL TTPE
Good quality
and workmanship
—carries the
Fireatone name
and guarantee.
Sold aa low as
many inferior
tiree that are
made to Cell at a
Good quality
and workmamliip.
Carries the
Fireatone name
and guarantee*
equal or superior
to any tire made
in thia price class.
05
4.43-21
PRICE
I 4.50-21
' 4.75-19
! 5.25-18
5.50-18
57-30
7-75
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10.40
OhtfSirq
Proportionately Low
4.40-21
| SIZE
4.50- 21
5.00-19
5.25-18
5.50- 17
PRICE
«•-•5
7.55
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4.50- 21
4.75-19
5.25-18
5.50- 19
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5-15
4.75-19
5-55
BATTERIES SPARK PLUGS
4.50-20
Ahr»yt Insist on Slmonlt «nd
Simonl* Kl««ner—»nd enfoy
the piatiate el drlying a
aew looking cor for yeart.
blowout protection built into Firestone
Gum-IJipped Tires. He drove his 5000
pound car over the hot salt beds at Lake
Bonneville, Utah, 3000 miles in 2314
hours. This was an average Bpeed of 127.2
miles per hour, and although temperatures
were as high as 120°, he had no blowouts
or tire trouble of any kind.
These records are made possible by
special construction features built into
‘ Firestone Tires.
Take no chances—protect your life and
the lives of others by letting us equip
your car with Firestone Tires and give you
the Safety and Blowout Protection that
race drivers demand.
LEAKPROOF
TUBES
Sealed
againat air
leakage to
give greater
mileage.
Ao
Low
$
IXCHANSt
Quick .park—with­
stand heat — longer
life.
58=
Each
4.40-21
4.50-21
4.75-21
Tirestone