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Friday, November 1, 1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 6 Sixty members and invited guests from different parts of the county attended the hard-times Hallowe'en dance Tuesday night, sponsored by the Radio club. The happy affair was held in the Radio club room in Pioneer hall. Officers in charge of the dance were Guy Good, Floyd Dickey and Max Crownson. Music was by Dickey's orchestra. Better Housing workers distri-1 buted 10.000 FHA leaflets during Fire Prevention week in Oregon. These leaflets showed how FHA insured loans can be used to re duce fire hazards tn the home and business property. Plans are being made now for FHA cooperation with the American Red Cross in a state-wide campaign to lessen the number of accidents in the home. The W. F. M S. of the M E. church is holding its regular meet ing this afternoon at the parson age. with Mrs Melville T Wire as hostess. The Ladies Aid and the Friendly class of the Presbyterian church met in joint session Thursday for an ali-day meeting. A covered d'ah luncheon was served at the noon hour. LIFE INSURANCE IN ACTION Three years ago last Muy, a fourteen year old boy at Day's Creek, Oregon, decided to start an insurance contract with some of his earnings to protect his mother and to save for himself in later years. I^ast Sunday I received notice of his death and went to make out the usual ¡atpers for the claim, us the contract wus with our company. Ills mother went to RoM-burg with me. and on the way buck to her home she told me that his last sickness and other bills were over $800.00 She will receive *1000.00 because her boy saved »22 00 a year for three years --------- a The earlieat snow ever recorded There seems to be a lot of fuss in Oregon fell Tuesday, so if you were alert enough to get a squint ing about a site for the new capi at it you saw something histori tal. The average taxpayer is think ing more about the tax bill than he cal. is of the site. ---- e----------- The Martha Gillette guild of the Presbyterian church will meet this evening at 7 o’clock for a special meeting. The regular meeting is next Friday evening and will be held at the McConnell home on Church street. McDonald ------ •---------- The West Side I-adies Aid of the Methodist church is to hold Its regular meeting next Tuesday at the home of Mrs Ralph Billings in West Ashland, the opening session to be at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. JEWELRY STORE $25.00 WATCHES $9.95 $17.50 Glassware, Hollow-ware, Jewelry CUT BELOW COST! • $7.50 Leather Bags Diamond Rings $13.80 $4.00 $5.00 As lx)w As 25% DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY PURCHASE 30 DAYS • SEE OUR WINDOW X P (By <’. M. C.) The House of the Oregon l-egts- MILLER BARBER SHOP and Rooms. Rooms 35c. Bath, with lature has voted 36 to 24 in favor room or any barber service. 15c. of the Townaend Plan A victory. it’s true, but the beat part of the 243 Fourth St. (44t4|>) whole thing Is the fact that the PIANO LESSONS Modern music people of Jackson county and all for modern people taught by of Oregon may find, simply by note in twenty lessons. "The reading the roll call on the meas Christensen Way.” Mrs. Brown ure, the names of those who do lee. phone 289J. 96 iJlurel St. • NOT favor the Townsend Plan. Most Townsendites in thin part A few seasonal suggestions It of the country felt that M<x>re pays to feed your cow KOW Hamilton, editor of the Medford KARE; your hens PAN-A-MIN; News, was in favor of the Towns movement Assembleymen and your hogs a MINERAL end SUPPLEMENT. Get them now Hamilton and Taylor, both of at Ted’s Feed A Seed. (lc) Jackson county, were two of the twenty-four who voted AGAINST REWARD *10.00 for Information the adoption of the measure' The consolation in the matter is and detention of persons who took my turkey gobblers on the that we found out before another night of Sept. 14 and 15. Large election. turkey weighed over 35 pounds, I attended a meeting in Phoenix younger one weighed leas. We have some clues and suspicion, the other evening a Townaend but if the guilty parties will meeting It wasn't a large meet come through I will settle very ing; there was no special speaker reasonably and confidentially, There were young folks there, and otherwise I will advertise and old folks too with silvered hair. It prosecute to the limit We sus was the liveliest crowd I had been picion the same ones took my in for some time, everyone joking neighbor's 50 cans of goods. Now and laughing until the meeting we will expect you to come clear, was called to order, and then pro cedure in a business-like way, in 10 days or you will catch H Remember, before "Armistice which bespoke of real harmony. Day." Home evenings —Amer I They told of making a neat little and Others. (Ip) | sum at an Ice cream social they ; had put on recently. Aye, it was a nice meeting and I have made up my mind to attend more meet ings and in different places. * --- — - When a politician, or an organi zation. tries to convince the Townsend movement that he. or It, is in favor of the Townsend Plan, and then PROVES to be false, we say that "they were just try- SOUTH FORK MAN IS FIRE BUNKER DAYS NOVEMDER 2nd and 4th SATURDAY AND MONDAY r All $19.50 Overcoats L’4’ $15.65 Reduced to All $22.50 Overcoats $18.65 Reduced to • Townsend Club News and Views • Hay, grain, beet pulp. Hodgen Brewster Dairy Feeds, and egg mashes, at Ted’s Feed A Seed (lc) BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! $19.75 WATCHES $3.85 MELTON FOR THIS EVENT ZIPPER JACKETS All New This Season—Right When You Need One i REDUCED TO A $2.95 SHIRTS —•— ALL $1.25 SHIRTS White, Blues and Fancies, X REDUCED TO $1.00 I The following report Is submit ted as an example of quick action in fire suppresMion in the Butte Falls district: On July 17 Mr Richard Barn- house, leader in the South Fork CCC camp, was camped out on trail maintenance. At 8:00 pm 'ightning was seen to strike ap proximately one mile away from camp. Mr. Barnhouse left immed iately for the fire. The following report was submitted by him. “8:15 pm. July 17, found fire burning in small snag. Pushed snag over (fire corralled 8:25 p.m.); Picked up snag anti threw it Into the lake (fire out at 8:30 pm) Returned to camp 8:45 p.m., July 17." -Six Twenty-Six. We Wrap Good Will in Every Package Townsend Club secretaries, please This Is your column in a pajMT that editorially supports the Townaend Plan. Will you please semi us the news each week of your local club? It will help a whale of a lot and you may be sure I'll is- thankful for it. The following was left on our desk: All informed people know that this, as well as al) other depres sions, is caused by deflation. Also that the reverse of the cause re flation is the only cure. The Townaend Plan will reflate our monatary system with cash, affording us a medium of ex change not controlled by Wall Street .and not deflatable. Modern business is struggling to get on a cash basis Why, then, will some one point out to this writer, should not our Nation get on a cash basis? Rain doesn’t make any differ ence to real Townsendites, and the fact was well proven last night when the Townsend dance In Moose Hall brought out a crowd that filled the house. SIDE CAMPS TO BE IN ‘WILDS’ $5.00 ALL-WOOL THE BEAUTY NOOK MELTON JACKETS BEAUTY PARLOR REDUCED TO Now Featuring S3.95 The New Machineless Wave and the New Realistic Machine Wave I J DEPENDABLE CLOTHIERS FOR 32 YEARS .......... In the flneat lumber worms will bon* and more and cause to rot, unless removed, until the entire piece Is mined Our Townaend movement la built of staunchest oak, but the worms have, and will continue to enter into the very vitals of our organization. l^et us be always ready with an insect- ide. r Southern Oregon’s Greatest Value Givers ............................... Ing to worm their way in." Sure! there is no word more deacriptiv of their character than the word W< >RM OAK KNOLL Three winter CCC spike camps will be oj»crated out of Oak Knoll, according to reports One will be at the Yreka fair grounds and two in the Salmon River country. The last two are needed to com plete the Forest Service telephone line from Yreka to Sawyers Bar. The men stationed at these camps will be seeing the real "last frontier" in America. U. S. maps show that area as primitive coun try as yet unmapped or surveyed. Deer. bear, cougar, coyotes, fox and other wild game abound there. The river teems with the fish I is named after. For those men whe really enjoy outdoor life instead --------- «--------- Of the more than 5,000 moderni of the effete life of "parlor snakes zation loans reported by Minnesota and lounge lizards," this is a real opportunity. lending institutions during the last Line forms at the right. year, not one has defaulted, The • loans aggregated more than SKi, Contractor Harold Blake of 000,000 Portland started work Monday on the 5.12 miles of the Ashland-Neil Order your (’hristmiiH Cards now. Creek grading part of the nev^^ Siskiyou highway route. A crev^B Fine line to chose from, at of ten men began clearing for THE MINER OFFICE culvert at Neil creek. 1 WHERE EVERY DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY 150 Nursery Nt., Auhliuul ELECTRIC WIRING- Let us fig ure with you. Phone 209. (42-4c) $16,000 stock now being slaughtered 26 Piece SILVERWARE Telephone 100-J Classified Ads Quitting Business Stone and Emblem Rings 50% Off When we aee these things, do you wonder that we like to explain about Insurance to everybody, especially the young men just starting to earn some money? Ufe Insurance always pays. It pays your loved ones if you die too soon, or it pays you un income In your old age • MACHINE WAVE NOW $2,00 to $4.50 MAKE EAKLY APPOINTMENT Phone 318 161 Harrison St. 4