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<fi(eighbor About People You Knote! ] I ■ ■ " ” Friday, November 6, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 J- —' —- ~ ------ —• Says: member, 8. A Arnold. The • re- fteshment committee for next meeting is the following: Mr and Mrs Vai linliiw, Glenn mid Ray Inlow, Mr and Mrs Lewis Pan I key, Mrs Muriel Neeley, Mrs Alice Pagel, Miss Marie Walker, and Jackson Gyger. ----------- •------------ I dumps" comes from the fact that in early English music there was n very mournful sort of compo sition known ns u "dump " • The general public bus always had a pct belief that dance musi cians were not of the calibre of symphony men or other musicians on the higher class musical jobs I This belief started in the smaller towns where muaieiiuia musicians were scarce and where anyone who I could toot a horn played dance 1 work regardleiui of whether he could read music or not. This type of music became and at ill is so obnoxious that the storm of criticism swept away the fact that good dance orchestras have as high a rating as any other type of orchestra Herb Weldoft's dance orchestra was recruited almost entirely from the Isis Ang eles symphony. Paul Whiteman's men could all handle the best of symphonic music and believe It or not, the musical scores for the movies you hear are all handled by the same orchestra. Each studio has its staff orchestra and whether the music is for n specc- tucular picture like "Cleopatra" where the music was of the very highest class or some slap stick comedy full of jazz the same men performed it I don't moan that any dance musician cun do this but good ones can and they are the only kind you hear on your high class dance programs • Coda The whistling milk man found the following note when he delivered milk to a customer's home the other morning "Dear Sir: The milk is fine, but do you mind altering your whist ling program? Instead of Minnie the Moodier* seven mornings a Week suppose you give us 'Her- ceuse from Jacelyn' Sunday ami Wednesday. Schumann's 'Slumber Song' Monday and Friday, 'Sweet and Low* Tuesday, 'Cradle Song’ on Thursday and of course •Min- nie' every Saturday." • • Mr and Mrs Walter Long- streth returned Sunday from !>>ng Beach where they were called by the death <>f Mr. I^ingstreth's mother Low Fares to California! • E A McClintock of the Shell Modesto are visiting at the 1. E. Oil company of Portland was a Deadmond home in Bellview Mice object to camphor. If it is The gay «iiica, deicri resorts business visitor here Wednesday. • Mollie Helm of Los Angeles snd goril rnnihes of Cali put ui places frequented by them is visiting with her father, George • Prof, and Mrs. F C Reimer fornia un<l ihr Souihwril arc it will drive them away completely. Helm, ill Bellview of the'Southern Oregon experi only a day or two away when • Bellview Grange hard-times ment station and Mi and Mrs. Iran i Soiidicni l'a< ilu For cleansing baby's nursing bot H M Turnbaugh of Medford spent dance Saturday night. Novembei You'll go swiftly, SAFBLY, tles nothing equals potatoes cut in 7. Prizes for the worst-dressed Sunday in Ashland visiting with lonifortably —in air-condi man and woman present. You’re small dice and shaken with a little By LAWRENCE lil'BEKT friends and relatives tioned comfort ait lhe way. invited to lots of fun and re water in the bottle. FARIS ARF 2c A MILE • Roland Parks of Malin and M freshments. <44p) • The Ashland Orchestral society B Windslow of Granta Pass at • Mrs John Gault, who has been ANDI ESS. Pullman emt» Wattle sandwiches are good for will make its debut to the public tended the teachers' institute held a visitor in Ashland, left Monday • re way down. < ollec. milk, Sunday tea. Put two hot wattles to at the concert to I m * given by the here last week-end. sandwii he, and a variety of for her home in Portland gether with butter, honey and one- Music Study club. Monday. No similar item« are V, and lUc • The national guards enjoyed • Among those attending the fourth teaspoon of cinnamon. vember 16. Radio programs have in our Kiaihci ami touritl their regular dinner Thursday. teachers institute last week-end ; been held in abeyance In order car*. Dining car nieali arc 6:30 p. m at the local armory was Miss Margaret Pate, who A delicious frosting for cake is to give Ashland the first oppor- moderately priced. Major Roundtree and Sargeant teaches in Grants Pass made by adding maple sirup to tunlty to hear this local groun Jairak, federal national guard in Southern Pacific confectioner's suga until it is of perform. This is sort of a benefit spectors. were visitors. This is the Hee yuut local S I’ agent or writ« the right consistency to spread on for the Music Study club and bv last inspection trip for Sargeant J A. Ok M AN DY, Gen J*«««. attending you will not only help cake. Age, 705 I’acitu Bldg , Portland Jairak, who will retire at the first • • • pay the rent but the best talent of the year. The uitestine on the back of the available will attempt to send you • Jack Adams of Dunsmuir vis • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn of Crescent City, Calif., called on tail of a lobster should always be home and to bed with the strains ited with friends here Tuesday friends in Talent Sunday evening removed. The whole lobster is good of sweet music in your ears. • Mr and Mrs H. T McMann • Mr. and Mrs. M W Maxwell to eat except the shell and craw, • James Potter, young guitarist, of Talent visited in Ashland Mon are the proud parents of a 7-pound or stomach, which lies between the carries his music book under his day. shirt. He claims that numbers • Mrs. Loren Chase of Copco boy which arrived Saturday morn eyes. r • • • such as "Hed Hot Henry Brown" ing. named Marion Wayne. was a visitor here Tuesday. • J. J. Deakin spent the early • Miss Irene Anderson moved to Baked peaches and pears are de keen him warm in the winter and part of the week in Portland on Ashland last week in the O'Hara licious. Peel fresh fruit, sprinkle during the hot spells "Finlandia" apartments. business. with lemon juice and sugar and bake does a perfect refrigerating job • Paul Durkee is spending a few • The ladies of the Mome Mis- in moderately slow oven until I wonder! __ _ _____ ________ __ sionary served a chicken supper • Robert Lewis Smith says that days in Eugene this week. • Carl Brower and J. C Hamaker at the City hall Tuesday evening tender Fruits prepared this way can he has invented a gadget that be served with meats or as dessert. spent Tuesday hunting at Hiatt of the^^election. makes chords easier on a guitar K«*uciai«d Ne w-pap«ra.—W N U Seitiv* lic.ulqiinrters for Itm Ing mid • Lee Port. Applegate district • J. Maxwell moved from Ash He has sent it into the patent Selling of Fruits, Vegetabil« ranger, was here Wednesday to land into the Estes property. Mr. office Another musical Edison' • Favorite tunes Charles Tonner inspect the new ski track at Trail Maxwell is employed at the Talent feed store. camp likes "Robins and Roses" but • Dorn Provost spent last week- • Mr and Mrs. Will Fox enter Yvonne Sheperd is a push over Crescent for "Did I Remember." William end in Roseburg and Marshfield. tained relatives from • Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dodge and Citv Sunday. DeNoyer goes for any music from • A "hard-times" dance will be Mrs H C. Galey left Wednesday • A number of people from here given at the Bellview Grange hall, the "Messiah" when played on a for Portland where they will spend attended the dance at Applegate Saturday, organ Jean Claycomb favors November 7. at 9:00 p. pipe on Saturday night. the week-end. "Star Dust." The writer goes the Nou 1« the time to put In your m. A prize will be awarded to the same as • Howard Gault f the sheriff’s • Roland Parks and wife of Malin man Jean in the popular cate and woman who are dressed winter's supply, We get them office in Medford was a visitor came over and attended the teach best representing "hard times »• gory but the "Song of India” and ers' meeting at the normal Friday here Tuesday. any Hungarian or gypsy air takes direct from the growers iuid Music will be furnished by Dick- • Mr and Mrs. G M Grow of and Saturday. me places ey's orchestra. The kitchen com- • rail make you an attractive The wood-wind and brass sec mittee consists of Mrs Vai Inlow tions of the Orchestral society, price. Mee us before you buy ! and Mrs. Muriel Neeley. includes Mrs Bertha Den • Mrs Fred Hogelstein and two which ton, Marcus Woods, Howard May children of Algoma, Ore., spent WK DELIVER and Dewey Van Curler, fi last week-end visiting with Mr. berry nally bucked over the traces and and Mrs. Chester Applegate at their home in the Dead Indian refused to play with my low- r pitched piano. After a secret ses district. sion the whole orchestra decided • Primo Gianettoni has returned to get the piano tuned Now if to his home in Los Angeles _ after they would just decide that they spending last week with his sister, don’t like the slab wood I burn M ra V. Lanini. of oak every • G. E Gowland attended a dis and bring me a O load K trict convention of the Rebecca thing will be lodge at Central Point last Sat- • CH Thomas, french horn player, is one of the moat per- urday. walkers I know of Moat Our |M>rtrnit« nee lovely; our price« are rrusonable; we • Mrs Herman Helm is recover sistent any nice day means a round of glinriuitee to please you! ing after several days' illness the high drive through the park • Mrs Sam Harris and baby re This of puts him in the cel turned last Tuesday from the ebrity sort class because most of the Community hospital. Mrs Charles Hollywood stars are great walk Anderson has cared for the other ers. especially Warner Baxter and Phone X Can!« for Every Oeeiislon Harris children. Garbo who like nothing • Mr Harris has added th ree Greta better than to be alone In the rooms and a basement to their hills with the good old knee and home. for locomotion The season for drug needs is upon us, and ADDIS DRUG • Mr and Mrs. Lewis Gresham ankle • Now that the election Is over have purchased the Rufus King STOKE is ready with fresh stocks of most wanted items. Re Bill Grenbrermer has sent in an : ranch. Of their five children, one order for a larger and louder bass member, when sickness or emergency visits your house, always daughter, Lola, is attending the drum. The Kilty band will un- call on us for dejiendable, accurate prescription service. Junior high school. Two children doubtedly need to add at least have entered the Bellview school. four more bagpipes to maintain • Miss Ailene 1 Inlow, who is the balance. The above informa- 1 ! teaching school in i the Applegate tion came from "Chick” Farlow ! district, spent last : week-end with who also plays a drum in the her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vai Kilty band and who is at present Inlow. working on a system of subter • Mr. and Mrs Charles Blake fuge and chicancery which is de were hosts at a Hallowe'en party signed to muffle Bill's drum and Increase Your at their home on Walker avenue slow down his beat enough to let last Saturday night. The guests the good Republicans keep up with 50c ZERBST included Mr and Mrs H J Black. the roaring boom man of Roose Production COLD CAPSULES Mr. and Mrs. Webster. Mr. and velt and the Kiltys. i Mrs R. L Walker, Sir. and Mrs. • The Waltz Queens played a j H P. Mitchell, Mrs. Haynes, and program for the Normal school $1.00 REAL ASPIRIN ! the hosts, Mr. and Mrs Blake. last Wednesday morning that al TABLETS .................... • M L. Kayes, who has been most refused to jell. Some of the visiting relatives in Vancouver. girls forgot their music racks, VOI 1C SI’EILK Y IIEALEK SPFRRY F lour ( o lsá j Wash., returned to the home of some were late and woe unto me ALBATUM CHEST RUB, Í 100 Lbs SURÉ' Better Feeds for I-ess his daughter. Mrs. John Robison. the leader forgot the music. LARGE SIZE .................... • Mrs Ada Huxley is caring for These things happen and although Mrs Jenny Hervey at her home it is kind of hard on the consti- on Mountain avenue. Mrs. Hervey tution it is good experience I 35c GROVE’S LAXATIVE has been critically ill for several guess it was too early in the BROMO-QUININE ............ days. morning, I never knew a good • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long- musician who could put up his streth and Alice Pagel returned best job in the forenoon. Any- 50c HALIBUT LIVER OIL to their homes Sunday evening way, the girls still have a per- CAPSULES from Los Angeles* Miss Mollie fectly good program laying on the Helms, who is in training at the Bhelf all rehearsed and ready to 36 SANITARY General hospital of Los Angeles, be played for the asking returned with them to spend two • Ward Croft officially opened NAPKINS ...... weeks with her father George the winter season by leading the Helms and her brother Bernie. "Pep Band" at the last football 2-QUART HOT WATER BOTTLE, • Mr. and Mrs Henry Stanrud game in his overcoat. This serves I left last Tuesday for Tacoma, a double purpose- warmth and Long Life Rubber, Guaranteed 1 Yfear Wash , where they will spend two also a hiding place tor some of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Harold those high notes he has been keep GEORGE WASHINGTON Green and daughter Marilou. Mrs. ing up his sleeve. Green is a daughter of Mr. and • The expression ' Tne doleful TOBACCO, POUND ........ Mrs. Stanrud • The Upper Valley Community club will hold Its meeting Wed Phone nesday, November 11. Roll call will be answered with a current event. • The program will be in charge of Mr. Heinze and Mrs. I. E. Dead mond. The hostesses for the aft ernoon will be Mr«. Edwin Dunn, Mrs. Albert Arnold and Mrs. Wade Wallis. • The Home Extension Unit will hold its meeting Friday, Novem We Deliver FREE—Phone 95 61 North Main, Ashland, Ore. ber 6. Mrs. Metcalfe and Mrs. Christleib will demonstrate salad making A covered dish luncheon will be served at 12:30. The host esses are Mrs. Vai Inlow and Mrs. I. E. Deadmond. What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland • The Bellview Grange held their regular meeting on Monday night instead of Tuesday due to the Please accept my best wishes and admiration for the election being held in the Grange hall. Officers were elected as fol fine endorsement given you and your administration lows: Master, Ed Dunn; secretary, by Ashland voters Tuesday. Walter Ixmgstreth; treasurer, Nell Dunn; overseer, Herman Helm; Sincerely, lecturer, Elsie Davis; steward, CHURNED BUTTERMILK-----10c per gal. Tom Carter; steward. Jack Wil liams; gatekeeper, John Arnold; chaplain, Marie Walker; lady as- sistant steward, Vera Helm; Ceres, Eunice Kincaid; Pomona, PHONE 24 Wanda Randles; Flora, Dorothy I Applegate; exécutive committee Musical Notes TALENT ITEMS I BELLVIEW POTATOES Why Have Your Portraits Made By An OUTSIDE Photographer? F CUT PRICE W DRUG STORE ¿Z/e Sell For Less BUSHNELL-PERKINS STUDIO SURELAY YOU’LL WANT SOME OF THESE AT OUR SPECIAL LOW PRICES 29e 57c 47c 23c 59c 39c 59c 51C HERBERT’S 2 STORES I 75 í PASTEURIZED MILK ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER SHASTA ICE CREAM ASHLAND CREAMERY O’Harra’s GROCERY and Meat Market CONGRATULATIONS, MAYOR T. S. WILEY! T. L. O’HARRA
