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Page « SOITTHERN OREGON MINER ASHLAND RADIO CLUB OUTLINES 2-DAY PROGRAM (Continued from page 1) dress of welcome by Mayor T Wiley; technical speech by Prof E. A Yunker, OSC; motion pic ture demonstration; talk by Don C. Wallace of Long Beach. Calif Sunday. April 18: 8:30 a. m.. breakfast: CW group at Nininger's cafe, phone oper ators at the Plaza ladies at Lith- ia Springs hotel. 9:30 a m.. contests at club- rooms. 11:30 a. m.. group photographs in front of Ashland hotel. 12 m.. dutch treat luncheons and lunch for the associated ed itors of amateur radio publications at Nininger's. 1 p. m„ meeting of unorganized groups to select delegates for vot ing at later business meeting. 1:30 p. m., ladies' theater party at Lithia theater; talk on radio history from 600 be. to 1937 ad. by R. Bargelt of Portland. 2 p. m., regular business meet ing at club. 5:30 p. m., banquet, entertain ment and award of prizes at the Chateau. 8 p. m., dancing at the Chateau. The Ashland Radio club is ex tending a special invitation to all interested persons to attend the sessions and entertainment of the 1937 convention, and it was the expressed belief of Good yesterday that the conclave, one of the larg est ever planned, will offer new insight into the works of " 'ham" operators, who constantly use their hobby in emergency relief work throughout the world. -------------•----------- • Mrs Dorothy Bromley was among Lithians who visited during the week-end with Medford friends. • Visiting relatives here over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Brown and family of Hilts GOV. MARTIN LASHES LABOR FOR SIT-DOWNS CHIC DINNER DRESS (Continued from page 11 by $308,000 of state funds Selec tton of the rondo on which tins money will be spent will be made this summer .according to Cabell who expects the commission to be in a position to let contracts on this new program early next fall 111 Originality is not the least of ttie charms of this beautiful dinner dress, from the personal wardrobe of Betty Furness, screen player The dress is of black marquisette, epaulette-shouldered and accented with black sequnn at neck and down the front Topping of the ensemble. Miss Furness wears a black sequin ribbon on her blonde hair ir a perky stand-up bow. LOCAL MARKETS Market prices paid by the Rogue River Produce company in Ashland follow: GRAIN Cwt. 1.75 1.75 2.00 2 00 Wheat Oats . Rye ... Barley EGGS Extras, large Standards, large Extras, medium .... Standards, medium Doz. 19c 17c ..... 17c ... 15c I FRUITS, VEGETABLES Quotations given m season. ----- •— WANT ADS WEDNESDAY Only . THEY TRIED TO KICK THE UP OFF PARIS' BUT ONLY STU MAMA STEPS OUT' cuy XIS BEE ALICE BRADY 'BETTY FURNESS STANLEY MORNER THURSDAY & FRI THAT 00-LALA LADY FROM z PAREE swings high ‘C’ while her nutty boy friends wallop you with laughs! y JACK OAKIE GENE RAYMOND 1929 Chevrolet coupe, good paint and cushions and mechanically perfect $200 1929 Ford two-door, in good general condition $165 1928 Ford model A pickup, good paint, fine condi tion. KAY’S CHEVROLET Tuesday, April fl, 1037 Danny Savich, former Utah atli letic star, won his main event match with Rocky Brooks. Cnnad tan strong man, in one of the wild est matches ever seen at the Met font armory Monday night Hrooks took the first fall with a back-breaker hold after getting rough, but tile Utah lad came back strong to even the score with his famous figure four lock scissors The final fall went to Savich following a sonnenberg and body press Charlie Carr, popular ami good natured Mississippi grapplei lost to "Cry-Baby” Joe Smollnskl in a rough and tough match Carr took the first fall with a series of Sonnenbergs but when he tried it again in the fourth round Smo tinski straightened him out with an elbow slam to the jaw an<l took the second fall Carr WIN unable to return and the match was awarded to Sinolinaki Al Schidzler, Los Angeles, won over Pete Baltran, New York, after each had gained a full, when Pete fouled the Californian Referee Friable awarded tin to Schizzici' Sixty employes now are includ ed in the personnel at the state CCC headquarters in Salem, ac cording to J W Ferguson, state forester These employes, together with all of the equipment assem bled at the state headquarters here are housed in five buildings at the eastern edge of Salem and represent an outlay of approxi mately $50.000 Not only is all ad ministrative work of the 12 CCC camps under state jurisdiction handled at this headquarters but all repair work on heavy equip ment, such as trucks, caterpillars and bulldozers, also is carried on here. • Concrete now Is being HAMS WH.I. SEE M \<.l< poured for th«- second story of Visiting ham radio operators of the new capital building. The Oregon will be entertained by eapitoi commission expects to performance of magic ami legei lay the corner stone of the demain, according to arrange building in June with appro monta just completed with Einer- priate ceremonies, the exact ico. Prince of Mystery who. in date to I m - announced later. oidinary life is Emerick Jones The The tailor shop at the state display of. wiley wavs pf doing prison now is operating on a dou strange things will be part of the ble shift basis in order to provide state convention entertainment at new suits for discharged prisoners the Chateau Sunday evening. Ap who are being released at the rate ril is of thne a day under the terms of the Barnes bill which restored the good time deduction practice pin-ball games now are ready to which was ruled illegal about a begin circulating their petitions to year ago after having been fol place the Carney and Martin bills on the ballot in IMS Throe two lowed for many years. bills, passed by the recent legis < / r James H Hazlett of Hood River, lature, outlaw all games of chance appointed bv Governor Martin last If the required 12,512 signatures week to succeed Judge Charles H are obtained by June 12 the oper Carey as state corporation com ation of the measures will be missioner, is the second former halted until approved by the vot state senator to connect with the ers at the next general election < f / state payroll during the past few Time again for Oregon motor months Judge N G Wallace of Bend, who succeeded Frank C Mc ists to renew their operators' per Culloch as public utilities commis mits Secretary of State Snell calls j sioner in January, also saw his attention to the fact that all driv- ■ first public service as a member ers' licenses expire on June 30 ■ and that less than three months ' of the Oregon state senate With the ballot titles completed remain in which to renew the pel - I promoters of slot machines and mits In preparation for the rush of renewals expected to get under way about May 1 al) of the field : examiners were called In to Salem : last week to attend a school at which the laws covering traffic regulation and highway accidents were explained. f < f Experts employed by the state Paraffin manti an excelle.o tilling tax commission now are apprais tor cracks ui old floors. Scrape of! ing property in the four blocks di all surplus paiaflit after it has rectly north of the state capital coulee site, purchase of which was auth- j clean duster RADIO SERVICE We Employ A RADIO EXPERT If colorec. butters are desired for iandwu lies, use pimiento combined vith cutter for red or pink while stercress chopped fine will give e drsirec green and orange or rnon rind blended with butter ' <•« the yellow color “Q-Q” TUNE-UP C hest C olds Will give you better, more satisfactory summer time reception ! MODERN PIANO LESSONS — Classical music with supplemers- tary aids, also short courses in popular music; standard key board harmony. Mrs. Brownlee, 325 North Main street. (10c) Just Plume 58 FOR FOR SALE—Lease on 170 acres, crops in, 7 cows 2 to 6 yrs. old. 7 hogs, 2 yearlings, 1 bull; sell for $700. J. J. Deakin, 25 East Main street. (12-14c) Rub on Musterole. Used by millions for 25 years. NOT just a salve, but a "counter-irritant.” All druggists.Three strengths. FOR SALE OR TRADE - Quartz mill. See Frank Jordan, Ashland. Phone 430-J or 161. (5p) TAXI Accomodations for 5(1 additional tuberculosis patients were made available at the state tuberculosis hospital In Salem tills week with tile completion of a new hospital wing nt the institution nt a cost ot $55.000 More than 125 victims of the white plague are on the waiting list of the two state hos pitals one nt Salem and the other at The 1 hl I les A new 50-bed pa vilion at the latter institution was BEST EQUIPPED • • As soon as frost is out of the ground plant bare spots on lawn with grass seed April is a good time to sow grass seeds as i. makes a more satisfactory growth while the weather is coo< • • • FOR SALE- Nice little cottage, 3 bedrooms, close in, only $K55O, $550 cash, balance long time 5%. J. J. Deakin, 25 East Main. ______________ (lip) • Salt »noula not ue added to the FOR SALE- -8Vi acres close tn, fruit, berries, chicken equipment for 300, 4-roorn furnished cot tage, good spring piped through premises, 4 fresh cows, 20 choice turkeys, 2 doz. hens, all for $3750 on easy terms. J. J. Dea- kin, 25 East Main street. 12tfc) three fum- some East (lip) CHUCK’S f < bo r zMy FOR SALE-—’31 Model A truck, water in winch delicate green vege work horse, 4 turkey hens, 1 tables are cooked until they are al tom, turkey eggs. 1928 Pontiac most uone T< preserve color, sedan or trade for cows, late greens should be cooked in an un car, or pickup or what. J. W covered pan. Cates, 2nd house south of Beckers' on old highway. Au excellent polish tor mahog ) LET—Five acres fruit on any is a tablespoon of olive oil shares within city; berries, mixed with a teaspoon of vinegar. grapes, peaches, cherries, apples Apply the fluid with a soft flannel, and pears. Inquire at the Miner after the wood has been dusted office or phone 170. Then polish thoroughly with a soft, FOR SALE—One acre with apartments, rental $40 00, ished, a snap at $2250, terms. J. J. Deakin, 25 Main. authorized by the recent leglsl l- lure which appropriated $54,500 for its const ruction. f < f Tax payments throughout the state reflect a return to normal business conditions, according to memlx'iH of the state tax commis Sixty per cent of the recipients sion Many counties ■■■port collec of old age assistance In Oregon tion of property taxes in excess of are men, according to a lepori by 50 per cent of the 1037 levy by the state relief committee to Gov March 15 ernor Martin The report shows a steady increase In the number of relief applicants with 13.123 Indi viduals on the rolls at the close of 1936 orized by the recent legislature While the legislature authorized purchase of the entire four blocks It is not expected that more than two of the blocks can obtained with the $300,000 appropriated foi the purpose I I With experience in THREE radio factories—a highly skilled radio mectmnlc. We are sure that our Mr. las- llammarley or <'. I>. Elhart can solve any radio service job. OUR EQUIPMENT ANTI TESTING APPARATUS IS OF THE BEST A COLD CLEAN and GOOD- The Three Pals That Jolly Well Make Beer A Pleasure! <>l K MTOt K of FINEST QUALITY WINES INCH DES ELHART’S FOR EXPERT RADIO SERVICE DON MARIO ISCO CRITERION DEL MAR j Bohemian Club Oeser’s Super Service Station 358 370 East Mala Street — Established 1022 At RMO RADIO Picture Digestible as milk itself! $ DIFFERENT BRANDS OF GASOLINE THRILLS of Jh. TRACK! TK« sport of King«., .«nd «Queer rho.vQ»!o not be Framed ’ ’ ! WILLIAM GARGAN BINNIÉ BARNES WENDY BARRIE A P't.o SIGNAL ETHYL—SIGNAL TETRAETHYL GILMORE RED LION (TETRAETHYL) BLU-GREEN RICHFIELD HI-OCTANE (TETRAETHYL) this cheese food with the daliciously mild Cheddar flavor ® Let the family have tills nutritious cheese food often ... in aaiidwichca, in casserole diahea, and, melted, aa a smooth sauce for eggs or sea L«L ? S LEE TIRES SIGNAL BATTERIES SIGNAL OIL <X>. ASHLAND , DISTRIHIJTO« KEROSENE—CLEANING FLUID Ï Like to Serve You- Dr. W. OESER *
