Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, November 29, 1935, Page 2, Image 2

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    SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 2
Friday, November 29, 1935
FORMER MINER EMPIAIYE
BREAD GOES UP
THE W AY TO FUTURE EASE STUDENTS FAITHFUL TO
VISITS IN ANULAN!»
Tlie
pound
loaf
of
bread
that
DEl'LAKFJI
( III R< II IT IS
There are two widely used ways
coat you, on the average, 6 7 cents
to secure future financial indep­
Despite reports to the contrary, in 1932. coat« 8.3 cent« today
John Edward«, formerly city
endence.
college
students an* not drifting even though the baker'« and re- editor of the Miner and now a n
One is by the accumulation o f
tailer’« «hare of the final Helling
sufficient wealth, saved and in­ away from Christian teachings, price has shown a «light decrease advanced student in the Univers­
acconiing
to
Dr.
Charles
Schofield
ity nt Salem, dropjred in at the
vested in the ordinary manner,
Additional rises in bread price«
Miner office Thursday to say
to provide money on which to president of the Iliff School o f are Ion-cast.
"howdy" to the staff. He 1s now
live during the declining years. ! Theology, an institution affiliated
One cans«' of the rise is in the In Ashland visiting over the hol­
The other way is provided by with the University of Denver.
"A statistical survey t h a t I incrcuHcd cost of wheat, which iday and Incidentally attended the
jlife insurance.
was al a ridiculously low price in "big game" here Thursday
Both ways are good. The lat­ recently made convinces me that
ter undoubtedly provides a surer college students are progn*saing 1932. Other Ingredients sugar,
"Johnnie" 1« «till the «ame old
from uncertainty to positive be­ malt, etc. are likewise up.
course for the average man.
"Johnnie.’’ with a warm hand­
Belter price« for the farmers clasp a reaily «mile, and always
The life insurance contract, for lief. At least 60 percent and per-
example, can be so written that 1 haps as many as 75 per cent of an* deal red by the whole country ready to boost for hi« home town
even if the wage earner dies be­ ' college students have convictions I But a« his price« increase, the of Ashland
Christian.
although consumer must necessarily at retch
fore his premium payments have ' positively
amounted to more than a nominal they an* not necessarily attached hi« budget. In some cases that 1«
\
sum, his dependents will not suf­ to the church Most elder people Impossible, In many canea it work» BIGGEST, TALLEST TUFEN
NAMED IIY ONT FOKENTF^J
fer. Their economic future will be are holding fast to the old relig­ a definite hardship on the fam-
ion. But middle-aged people ap­ uy.
taken care of.
At least u partial solution to
Again, life insurance is almost pear to be lost in a sea of uncer­
problem
thia high-cost-of-food
The largest tre» In the world
entirely free from the dangers tainty," Dr. Schofield declares.
that confront even the most e»re- !__________________________ lie« in the development of whole­ is the famous Cenerai Sherman
saling and retailing »y«teniH that tree, a redwood In Sequoia Natio­
1 fully planned individual invest­
give the farmer the adequate nal park, which contains 600,12b
ment programs. Few individuals
8:15 P. M
price he deserves and at the board feet, «ay« T J Starker of
are able to attain wide diversity
same time keep down coat« to the Oregon State college school o f
of investment. Few are able t o
consumer, by eliminating needless forestry. In recently published ar­
analyze financial statements with I----------------
overhead and middleman expense« ticle« on "Giant Growers of the
anything approaching expertneaa.
, Life insurance companies, with IFOR SALE New assortments of | such systems have done tine Globe "
U 8. and foreign stamps, at El- work in the paat ami their con-
their corps of financial authorit­
The tallcwt tree in the world,
hart’s
h. 1 c i tinued operation la essential t o
ies.
attain
th»
highest
possible
de
­
no far as known, la another rrd-
BUY YOUR TICKETS EARLY------------
i the national welfare.
gree of inv. ment safety and di­
wood of different «pedes In nor­
GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE
ON SALE AT:
Bohemian Club, Log Cabin and
versity.
thern California, which is 3 6 4
FLHARTS
th
Dr. Harvey A Woods of thia feet high. The oldest tree has nr •-
In the light of these facts, it's
Al Jordan’s
city
1«
to
I
m
*
a
deputy
county
no wonder that more and more FOR SALE—Wedgewood rani e
been definitely determined, thou »
are choosing the life insurance
thermostat,
warming
oven, health officer, It was anounced several are credited with ages ^Rs y
plan to achieve future security.
white enameled, broiler, oven, recently by County Health Officer around I (MM) years
steel-enameled trash
burner A N. Johnson.
«
Excellent condition. Iuquire a t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mias
Eleanor
Throckmorton,
H.
L.
Claycomb
342 Vista Street (tfc)
TEST SHOWS VALUE
left for Portland on Wednesday student at Southern Oregon Nor-
The eighth year of observation WANTED Buyer for ten home« for a visit ut the home of their mal achool here. spent Thanksgiv­
Price $7500'30. Rental value $95 son, Gordon Claycomb, and fam- ing holiday with her ¡mrvnta in
and testing on a "post farm" o f
Eagle Point.
per month. See Reed and Robl Uy.
various woods used in fencing has
son. on the Plaza.
been made by the school of forest­
ry at Oregon State college, con­
firming earlier results as to good FOR SAIJC Positively dry blox
from our big storage shed. $5 00
and bad types of treatment for
per
load delivered. Whittle
posts.
Transfer Co.
The most surprising develop­
Even If You Are, You lluve No Driving Worries If Your Car
a ment is the failure of six out o f FOR SALE Beauty Parlor equip­
Ilan Been Serviced For The Winter Driving Period By The Oak
25 incense cedar posts in only six
ment. See George Lounder at
Street Guruge—Don’t let Winter Cutch You Unaware« But
years. While this is not the west­
Mlstlet^" •’,r,,"g or write Ash­
ern red cedar more commonly
land, Gen. Del.
DK1VE IN TODAY-----
used in fencing, it is a wood fre­
quently used in southwestern Or­ HAIRCUTTING Adults 35c; Stu­
dents and Children 25c; Bath
egon, where it has been generally
15c. Mirror Barber Shop, 243 4th
credited with around 20 years of
St.
life.
Phone 37-J
95 OAK STREET
Charred Douglas fir posts con­
FOR
RENT
4-room
fumiahed
tinue to fail about as fast as fir
apartment, strictly modern. In­
posts untreated.
Alder without
quire
at Carey Apartment«, 493
treatment were the first posts to
Boulevard.
tf-pd
go out entirely under the 50-pound
pull to which all of the posts in A POISON that really kill« rat«
the test plot are subjected annual- i - RAT-NIP—per tube 35c at
ly. All but one of the cotton­
Ted’s Feed & Seed Store
woods have failed, although cot­
MAKING Artificial Manure
NO LIMIT ON THESE PRICES------
tonwood posts treated with creos­ FOR
out of your compoat heap- use
ote by the simple open tank meth­
ADCO. Ask about it at Ted’s
have shown no failures.
Feed & Seed Store.
We have an expert on repairing, relining and mak­ od Douglas
fir posts treated with
ing over suits. Don’t let anyone fool you. We use
corrosive sublimate by placing a PIANO LESSONS You too can
play all the latest popular song«
small amount of the chemical In
the highest type of cleaning fluid obtainable.
in only a few weeks, taught by
one or more holes bored near the
note, "The Christensen Way."
WE GUARANTEE ALL WORK
base of the post are standing up
Mr«. Brownlee. 96 I-aurel St.
well. Directions for applying this
These Prices are Call and Delivery
Phone 289-J.
lt-p
j treatment may be had free on ap­
FOR
SALE
3S9
ACRE
FARM.
WE HAVE OUR OWN PLANT
plication to the school of forestry.
150 plow land; good black soil;
----------- •------------
We are expert in our work. Try us and see for
old building«; 4 spring«; good
hunting and fishing; close to
yourselves
CARNEGIE GRANT AIDS
gravel road and river. Price
U. O. RESEARCH WORK
$3500 on good terms. See Reed
ALL GARMENTS INSURED
& Robinson.
Quality and Service Guaranteed
To finance the completion of the
ACRES close in; close to
last of four research projects a t SIX
school; all kinds of fruit and
the University of Oregon in the
berries; 4-room frame house;
appreciation of art and nature,
small bam; chicken house; mail
the Carnegie Corporation of New
route; electricity; city water
York has allotted this institution
available. Price $1250. $400
E
down, balance on good term«.
a grant of $2,250, it was a n-
This is the best buy in Southern
nounced by Dr. Ralph W. Leigh­
FUNERAL
45 N. Main
Phone 19
Oregon. See Reed A Robinson.
ton, executive secretary of res­
HOME
earch.
45 ACRES, all tilable soil; 30 acres
Phone 32
(We Never (Tone)
under Talent ditch; fine black
soil, good for alfalfa, com, oats
and wheat; small house and
bam. Price $2250. Half cash,
balance on good terms. See Reed
& Robinson.
EAGLES
SMOKER
21-ROUNDS-21
BOXING
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3
EAGLES HALL
Classified Ads
ANY SEAT IN THE HOUSE
35e
0
SPECIAL!!
Ladies’ Dresses, Suits, Coats
Men’s Suits, Hats Overcoats
/IQ
■ v V
Pants. Sweaters, Jackets
25c
ARE YOU DRIVING AN IGLOO?
OAK STREET GARAGE
Ladies’ 2-piece Dresses, Fur EQ p
Trim’ed Coats, Swagger Suits
THE SERVICE YOU CHOOSE WILL
BE PERFECT TO THE SMALLEST
DETAIL
Unique Cleaners
DOLL UP YOUR
WINDOWS
Ow<
The Hendv Draper
With-
HANDY LOOPERS
10c EACH
No Waste — Use Straight Piece
of Goods — Done Quickly
GET YOUR LOOPERS AT
Westfall’s Variety Store
ON ASHLAND PLAZA
- THE 10c BARGAIN HOUSE -
GIFTS FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN
Christmas Decorations, Wrappings & Gift Boxes
BABY DRESSES 19c and UP — BABY GOODS, Etc.
CANDIES, PICTURES, DISHES
LARGE 2 Foot DOLL.................................................. 81.4
OIL-PAINTINGS, Mt Hood or Crater Lake......... $1.0
STOCK & LITWILLER
CASH for ’30 or ’31 Ford A coupe
or coach. Box 12, Miner.
Medford School
of Beauty Culture
41»'/, EAST MAIN
PHONE 84
Permanent Wave „..$1,00
Finger Wave ____________ 25c
Comb Wave ..................... 25c
Shampoo ---------------
Haircut
Marcel _.
Manicure
Eyebrow Arch
Scalp Treatment
Hot OU.... ...........
Facall« _______
(Work Done by Student«
Under Supervision)
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