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Page 2 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER SAFE DRIVING HINTS URGED Ten timely proverbs to warn motorists against too much aut umn speed were issued by Secre tary of State Earl Snell, who is receiving cooperation from news papers and public agencies throughout the state in an effort to reduce last-quarter automobile accidents. Here they are doubtless other "proverbs' will occur to the reader as he scans this list: 1. A few hot toddies may relieve your cold, but they won’t help traffic congestion. 2. Mr. Motorist: You may hold your own life cheaply, but you can set no value on the lives of others. 3. What if you're not there for the kick-off? You don't want to be listed among the big-gume cas ualties. 4. Are you a reckless driver, or are you a wreckless driver? 5. Holiday hint: If you have to use alcohol, pour it into the rad iator. 6. Beef about the other fellow's driving if it helps you drive bet ter yourself 7. If you try to save half an hour today, you may have an eter nity to spend it in. 8. A wet road is bad enough—a "wet" driver is worse. 9. Caution is an inexpensive lux ury-; indulge in it more often. 10. Brake your car before you break your neck—you'll feel much better afterward. AMAZE A MINUTE SCIENTI FACTS BY ARNOLD F lying IS FARTHER - A n aviator , fly - iNG AROUND THE X ' DAVIS FEED STORE 53 Second Street Now, almost before you ran «ay “Thaiiksgiv- ing,” it will be Christmas, and time to stow away those gifts and remembrances for your family. This year, plan useful, helpful gifts t' at will receive a welcome use by your en tire family. And. with electricity CHEAPER in Ashland, nothing will lie more fitting or more practical than Electrical Gifts. Keep | your eye on Ashland store windows' THE GLOBE ON THE SURFACE. 25 LETTER ALPHABET- Sint 4,500 A rtificial YEAR-OLD ALPHABET di amon ds - FOUND IN A t C olumbia U niver S yria had sity DIAMONDS HA\E BEEN 25 LETTERS, MADE AS LARGE AS A I EAD MANY NOT pencil point ( ko ™ carat ) THE COST OF MAKING THE ’ UNLIKE OURS ARTIFICAL STONES IS GREATER, than THE natural ONES. WHEN LEAVES FALL Ashland Light Department took place Thursday. Nov. 4. Mrs. Boothby <nee Louise Put ter) is a nurse at the Community hospital, and Boothby is employed by the Ingle Drug company. They are at home at Casaloma courts We will not have to ask you to feed your flock with our poultry formulas after your first trial.' Egg and meat production, stimulated by our feeds, will say more than words. The many poultrymen we serve have done as we now ask you to do. Nourish your flocks with our feeds. Then, watch ! NOW IS THE TIME TO PLAN! EQUATOR AT THE HEIGHT OF TWO MILES, MAS 12 MORE MILES TO GO THAN SOMEONE ENCIRCLING Boothby Newlyweds Return To Ashland Care of Machinery Is Farmer’s Money Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boothby returned early this week from Saver, Says College Pendleton where their marriage WATCH! Friday, November 12, 1937 Neglect of farm machinery costing American farmers n lions of dollars annually, says W J. Gilmore, head of the agricultur al engineering department at Ore gon State college. Few machines : actually wear out, but many are rutted or rusted out, he pointed ' out. Good care of farm machinery calls for protection from the weather by housing, protection of the parts subject to rust or decay, and repairing, adjusting and re placing of parts, he says. A shelter for farm machines needs only to be adequate to pro tect from moisture, sun and dust, and a simple building with wide doors for easy storage or removal of machines is desirable. Professor Gilmore points out. If space is at a premium, poles or tongues and cveners can be removed without disturbing other parts. Professor Gilmore offers a few suggestions on storing harvesting machinery It is especially desirable to place the mower, binder and combine under shelter to avoid high depreciation and repair costs, he says. r When storing, a block under the ■ center of the tongue may keep it from warping If the mower is stored with the cutter bar in a vertical position it is well to place a block under the I inner show to relieve lifting parts. 1 If stored with the cutter bar ! down, unhook the lifting spring This fall coat bj Worth is a tweed , If bar is tilted so that pitman is model in pastel shades and noi th, j under a strain it may take a per- least of its charm is its simple lire» I manent twist and cause trouble Interesting features are the rounded | later lapel treatment and patch ■ Combine and binder canvases may be removed and placed in a dry place away from mice and rats, It is well to clean off the dirt, tighten loose belts, spread cotters, grease wearing parts, Major H D. Bagnall, army re paint the wood parts and order cruiting officer in Portland, has I the repairs that will be needed be- announced the enlistment of Clar I fore the machine is used again. At ence W. Durham, son of Mr. and I least, a list of needed repairs can Mrs. Albert L. Durham, 134 ! be given the dealer so that delays Church street. : may be avoided when the machin- Durham, who had served one i ery is needed again. previous enlistment in the army, • applied for reenlistment at the I Subscribe for the Miner today. Medford recruiting office Nov. 3j and was enlisted at Vancouver : Barracks, Wash., Nov. 5 for serv ice with the 76th field artillery at the Presidio of Monterey, Calif. I Durham was a member of the Ashland baseball team last sum mer Put the World at your Elbow A rm C hair RADIO LIBERAL ALLOWANCE 0 DICKEY’S RADIO AT WICK’S PHONE 421-R A COMPIETE LINE OF 29 ZENITH AlTM CHAI« MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM “VOI K SERVICE DEPARTMENT” »W Farm Debt Adjusting Services Preferred By Medford’s Supervisor Furm debt adjustment service« are available to all Jackson county farmers threatened by foreclosure or faced by obligations beyond the cnpucity of the farm to pay, announces the Farm Security ad ministration, United States De- partirent of Agriculture, Applica- tion for this service may be maile either through the county rehabili- tation supervisors office in Med- ford or by writing the district supervisor. Farm Debt adjust- ment, FSA, Portland Adjustments such as time ex tension, refinancing and principal reductions enabling the farmer to continue his occupancy an<l pay i his debts are effected through ' friendly and confidential negqtla tions between debtor and creditor Services of debt adjustment work ers are entirely advisory and in no way compulsory. While farm foreclosures have decreased in Oregon in recent years, many farmers are still han dicapped with debts beyond the capacity of the farm to pay. As b»,th the creditor and debtor lose through foreclosure, every effort is made to bring about adjust ments whereby the debt may be paid in full and still leave enough income to provide an adequate liv ing for the family. Farmers in need of the service are urged to make application for advisory aid before foreclosure proceedings have been instituted, if possible. Creditors are equally welcome in applying for debt ad justment services where it is pos sible to work out a satisfactory solution to avoid the expense of foreclosure proceedings. -MOORE HAMILTON VISITS .Moore Hamilton, editor of the Medford News, was an Ashland caller late Thursday While here he paid a visit to The Miner of fice. • • Mrs. Eric Huschke returned ' Wednesday evening from Payette, | Ida., where she has visited for • Avery Trask of Lakeview ar several weeks with her parents i rived Wednesday evening and vis and other relatives. ited Armistice day at the .Jean Hastings residence • Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Lininger and I Raymond Lininger returned Sun day evening from Klamath Falls. Mrs. Lininger had visited during last week-end with MrB. Paui Horne and the men hunted near Keno. HERBERT’S TWB STBRES Headquarters for Buying and Selling of Fruits and Vegetables How About Sending the Folks Back Home a Box of Ashland’s Famous Apples? GIVE I S THE ADDRESS —WE WILL DO THE REST WE DELIVER Wii Millions prefer this "flavor that is different B It’s a skillful rrowi between mayonnaise and old-fashioned kiiled dressing — with a s|M-<ial piquancy all its own! \1 iraclr U hip is totally different from all other dressings—smoother, fluflier,more delicious.'I'ry Miracle Whip—soon! MIRACLE WHIP CONTAINS MORE- FAR MORE-OF THE COSTLY INGREDIENTSI GOOD PRINTING WINTER WEATHER IS BAD FOR FENDERS AND BODIES- A MINER 3-1 Sllp|H-ry roads, frosty curve« and poor visibility sometimes play hob with your car’s appearance, but whether It’s If you have a cracked porcelain on a spark plug, or if your plugs seem to I m * about the only things left on your ear that aren't out of sorts, you'll find the Oak Street Garage is fully equlp|ied to remedy your troubles. Fully equipped, not only with tools and equipment, bill with expert mechanics and welders to use them. You'll rind our prices most reasonable. PORTABLE AND STATIONARY GAS AND ELECTRIC WELDING WE MAKE STORAGE TANKS OF ANY SIZE OAK STREET GARAGE 97 Oak Street, Ashland, Oregon Phone 37-J
