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Founders' Day is being observed
this afternoon at 2:30 by the W.
F M S. of the Methodist church.
A cooking school was held on
The meeting will be held in the
Thursday afternoon under s|H>n-
BARNYARD FERTILIZER for church parlors
sorship of the California Oregon
sale. Phone 42.
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Power company at the city hall
YOU SAW IT IN THE MINER!
Mrs Wayne Carter, bookkeeper
FOR SALE Special used articles
at lcenhower's New A Second- 5 ACRES, level and good soil; 4- at the Talent Irrigation office, is
room house, garage. Only $700 working at the Irrigation office at
Hand Store. Trash burners.
Terms on part. See Reed and Medford this week..
Ranges, 2-in. Post Beds and Coil
Robison.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mann of
Springs. Also a shipment of
Unfinished Chests and Writing WANTED Old dishes, furniture Ashland were calling on friends
hen* Sunday
Desks. 3t>v E. Main. Phone 171.
and books. JORDAN'S Nouse of
Mrs Roy Hellenbrock. mother
Color.
FOR SALE 4 Acres, 6 room
of Mia. Ray Schumaker, under­
modern house. Grapes, cherries, PASTURE TO RENT Inquire of went an operation at the Com­
apricots, peaches; close in; easy
Frank Fehige.
2t-p munity hospital, Medford, for ap­
terms. J. J. Deakin, 23 E. Main.
pendicitis
Mr. Elmer Kincaid and family
FOR SALE- 3000 Acres; 500
CARPET VEAVING— 231 Gresh­
acres in hay and pasture land; moved to Medford last Saturday
am Street.
2-28 3tpd
all irrigated; cuts 400 ton hay The Kincades have lived in Talent
and
clover; own electric 100- ! and vicinity for the past five
FOR SALE — 8-room modern
watt power plant; cold storage; years.
house,
acre. Garage, chick
11-room modern house, also 4- ' Mr Earl Allen left Saturday for
equipment, fine lawn. One block
room modem house; 3 barns in Sand Mountains. Klamath county,
to
Lincoln
school.
$850 00
A-l condition; one barn full of where he has employment in a
Terms. J. J. Deakin, 25 E. Main
hay; place will handle 500 head logging camp.
of stock; all fenced and cross­
Mr and Mrs Roland Parks and
PLAY MODERN PIANO for
fenced; some woven wire; one I wife of Malin came over for the
Pleasure, Profit or Popularity.
bam will hold 300 ton of hay, tournament in Ashland Mr. Parks
Taught by note "The Christen
has stanchens for 30 cows; 100 is a coach, and came over with his
Way" in 20 lessons. Demonstra­
head of stock; 8 horses; plenty team .
tions free or send for free book­
The Talent extension unit are
let. No obligation, of course, i of farm tools. Taxes run about
$600 00 per year. Interested par­ presenting a play at the City Hall.
Mrs. Brownlee, 96 Laurel street
ties write or see Reed and Rob­ March 10th, entitled "Twelve Old
Phone 289-J.
ison. Ashland, Ore .
Maids "
Mrs. Walter Lewsadder left on
WANTED
FOR SALE — 30 acres; 6-room Monday for Portland on business
house with bath and toilet. Joins
POULTRY and EGGS
Mr J. C. Wat ten berg and crew
highway. 27 4 acres irrigated.
CASH PRODUCE
left Wednesday for the sheep
$3.500.00
Terms.
See
Reed
and
Phone 122
shearing season in eastern Oregon
Robison.
Owing to the nice weather dur­
20 ACRES. 4 miles out, All fine FOR SALE 2‘, acres in Ashland. ing the past few days there is
soil. 4 acres in pears. Small new
New bungalow; 5-room house; quite a change in the labor situa­
house and bam. $1100 takes it.
air kinds of fruit and nut trees. tion. Many who have been on the
See Reed and Robison.
Only $1500.00 See Reed & Rob­ unemployment list are now work­
ing in orchards and various pro­
ison.
jects.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Maxwell and
Mrs. Paulsen, who has been ill
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Estes attend­ 2 ACRbc facing paved street; all
line soil; modem bungalow; for the past week, is reported to
ed a Townsend meeting at Phoen­
modem chicken equipment for be much improved
ix Wednesday evening.
600 hens; shade, lawn and fruit
Roland Parks of Malin. Ore. vis­
FOR RENT—I am offering sever- i and berries. Price $2500 00 See ited his parents. Mr. and Mrs R
Reed & Robison.
F. Parks, Thursday.
,
al furnished houses for rent
with option to buy. Near schools. 1 ACRE—All kinds of fruit; small-
Small payment down, balance
house; d blocks from postoffice.
like rent. Will accept Bonus
This place “sold for $1200. Price ,
Bonds at face value. Inquire at
now $600. See Reed & Robison
231 Gresham St.
2-28 tfc
9 ACRES close in. Large bam. old
5- RM HOUSE, composition roof.
house, good place for chickens
All in good shape. Large lot.
and cows. Price $1,000 on good
Price reduced from $2500 to
terms. See Reed & Robison.
h|M*nd I ms . . Without frugality
$1200. See Reed and Robison.
40
3 miles out. About 20
few can become rich, and with
6- ROOM HOUSE, on paved street,
acres free irrigation; modem 7-
2 blocksfrom center of Ashland.
room house; barn and other it few would become poor.”
Only $600 See Reed and Robi­
out-bunuings. Federal Loan $3.-
—Samuel Johnson, English
son.
750. »»ill take some trade on
this
tine
well
locateu
place.
See
writer of the 18th century.
20 ACRES close in. New house.
Reed .. Robison.
Sold over $1000 off this place
•
last year. Price $3250 for quick 6-ROOM modem house, full base­
This
bunk
will
be glad to assist
sale. See Reed and Robison.
ment; large lot; 3 blocks from
Lincoln school. Price $2200
you in carrying out the above
11 ACRES, close in. House and
Small payment down, balance
bam. A fine place for chickens,
advice. Open a savings account
like rent. See Reed & Robison.
turkeys and cows. $1000 buys
today and add to it regularly, j
'this See Reed and Robison.
6-ROOM house on boulevard. In
good condition. For a quick sale
priced $1500. See Reed & Rob­
6*4 ACRES on highway, all first
ison.
class land. New 4-room house.
Price $1350, on good terms. See
4 ACRES on highway; 6-room
Reed and Robison.
house, bam. garage; all fenceo
woven wire; 3 acres in clover
WHY BUILD a new home when
and grass; large garden; chick
you can buy a good 4-room mod­
en house for 100 hens. Sale price
em bungalow on paved street,
$1200. See Reed & Robison.
close in, for $750. Good terms.
See Reed and Robison.
Member of the Federal
80 ACRES in Sams Valley- 50
Deposit Insurance
40 ACRES—About 20 acres has
acres good farm land; 15 acres
in oak timber; lots of outside
free irrigation. 8-room modem
Corporation
house, close in. Priced to sell.
range. Priced to sell, $750; some
See Reed and Robison.
terms. See Reed & Robison.
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Friday, March 6. 1936
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
• TALENT* MOVIES MADE OF
GOLD BEACH MEN
AGoriSS The men at the Gold
Beach spike camp recently had the
pleasure of seeing themselves In
the movies when Lieut. Henry A
Barris "previewed" a movie he had
made there several weeks ago.
The film showed many inteiest
ing views of the spike camp, which
occupies the old San Sebaatliui
camp at Gold Beach. Moat of the
men there appeared in the var­
ious scenes taken at random about
the camp. The pictures also being
out the picturesque location on the
edge of the Pacific.
Several enrollees featured were
Tom Harvey, truck driver; Wayne
Harter, first aid man; and Arthur
"Tex" Fleming, first cook
Fifty-one men from Agnes» are
now stationed at Gold Bench The
spike camp was established Feb
4 with Lieut. Barris In command
Harold Traxler, who succeeded
Fred Gardner as supervisor, has
charge of the building operations
on the new Gold Beach ranger sta­
tion, major project of the camp.
Ralph White, cut” operator, bus
already dug the basement for the
ranger station and actual construc­
tion of the buildings will start
soon. A library, educational and
recreational facilities are being
arranged with the cooperation iof
George Schmidt, adviser, who was
recently transferred to A|MH
Following the success of the
Gold Beach movies, Lieut John A
Rosenbaum and Schmidt are plan­
ning to make many pictures nt the
Agness camp of work projects and
scenic views of the camp and the
boat trip on the Rogue.
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Dr E A Woods was host Wed­
nesday night to members of the
Jaokson County Medical society
The meeting was held at the Ash­
land hotel
OAK STREET GARAGE
INNTALN NEW EQUIPMENT
The Oak Street garage is this
week announcing the installation
of a new and different service to
the automobile users in this area
The new equipment Includes a
Motor Tuner and a Combustion
Analyser.
With the use of the Analyzer,
the exhaust of the automobile
tells the combustion efficiency of
the motor and analyzes what Is
needed to get more gas mileage
and more pep out of the car
The Motor Tuner gives a detail­
ed report on the exact condition
of more than 40 vital points of the
automobile It's an education to
watch this equipment work ami
goe i to prove that auto equipment
is steadily advancing to meet the
requirements of a fast moving
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