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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1938)
JORDAN URGES SHRINER HELP Sam Jordan Thursday empha sized fine work done by the Shrine hospitals for crippled children and urged maximum attendance at the annua) benefit ball to be held Thursday evening. April 21. at the Oriental Gardens in Medford under the auspices of Hillah temple, Or der of the Mystic Shrine Jordan is Ashland chairman of ticket sales for the event Each year throughout the na tion all Shrine temples hold the dances on the same night All pro ceeds beyond actual rental of hall and cost of music go to the fam ous Shrine hospitals where crip pled children, otherwise financially unable to afford treatment, are given aid. No color or creed dis- CORNS CURED Woiid $ «wicMM $50.00 C back I • 0« oar»»»»«* tof" • in ’' of U>rf"Ul REWARD .<ij ",- bui 1RD Broady Bros. Drug Store Friday, April 15, 1938 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 8 ciw « ••••> •• •• S50 CORN-OFF Bellview Baseball Nine Drops Opener With Oak Grovers By RUTH W ALKER (Seventh Grade) The Bellview boys’ basket ball team played the <>ak Grove school Wednesday afternoon at Oak Grove and" were defeated 6-0 This was the first game the boys have played this year The girls have not yet played any games but hope to play quite a few later tn the season. Imigen Fieguth, who was op erated on for appendicitis March tinction is made by the organiza tion in its Good Samaritan task A number of Ashland young sters have benefited from surgery at the Shrine hospital in Portland. The dance in Medford Thursday will start at 9 p. m. and will con tinue until 1 a. m. Steve Whip ple's orchestra will play. Others cooperating in the local ticket drive include Mrs Joni an. Phil Stansbury. W. D. ( 1 tava1 Whittle, Slade Songer. R E Det- rick and Earl Newbry. Persone wishing tickets should contact any of the group | 31. will be able to return to school March IS Wendall Reynolds also had an attack of appendicitis but was able to return to school thin I week. M rs Inch will be at the Bell- view school Monday morning to give achievement tests, which are given each year Neil Creek school will be here nt this time to take their tests also There was no news last week due to the forgetfulness of Knth- rvn Peachy and Mr. Balding The primary room will have an Easter egg hunt Friday, April 15 Two prizes will be given, one for the funniest and one for the beat egg A separate hunt will be held for the visitors of this room. The last P-TA for this term of school will be held in the school house April 22. It will begin promptly at 8 p. m Election of officers will be held at thia time and a splendid program will he given. Refreshments also will be featured. The May festival, which is given each year by the Southern Oregon Noimal school, will be held in the school’s gym Thursday. April 28. and continue through Saturday. April 30. Bellview girls will be in the folk dances and the boys and girls will sing About 45 students from our school will perform. Our service and repair department fea tures a definite, eaay-to-understand Flat Rate Chart posted where all may see . . . enabling you to know’ in advance exactly how much repairs will cost. LI ERE is Clarence F. Hyde of Eugene whose name will Is on the democratic ballot In the Ma» primary as he mm -U» the post of state latter commission er. Hyde, an American la*gion- nalre and Veteran of Foreign Wars, served In the state legis lature for three terms. He fav ors conciliation and arbitration In labor disputes and Impartial enforcement of labor laws, he declared this week on a visit to Ashland. —•------- Flanders Market Is Appointed Exclusive Martin Bros. Dealer “WE HAVE THE PICTURES” V’ = A Posted Flat Rate A Dependable Guarantee! 3 ON OUR STAGE! Friday Only, April 15, 1938 C V Flanders, proprietor of the Flanders Farmers' market lo- Okted on the old south I’.icifr highway In Bellview, this week an nounced his appointment as ex clusive agent in this district for Martin Bros Anchor brand poul try and dairy feeds "Not only am I glad to get this line because of Its completeness and quality but also because it is manufactured In Klamath Falls." Flanders said Thursday "I be lieve that, aside from orchard products. 90 per cent of al) farm exports from the Ashland area is sold and used In Klamath county. This chance to reciprocate will be onfc more step towards friendly trade relations between the two counticz Besides, the shorter freight haul will result In consid erable ravings to consumers." Anchor brand feeds include chick its •■ter chick scratch, grow ing in.uh. hen scrnlch. dairy feed and se/ernl otber products The •ocal ig»»ncy randies the complete line as well as grain, hay, stock salt and everything else In farm needs • Evelyn Krotz and Arleigh Bent- ley of Glendale. Calif, house m at U m Arch Barksdale residence for a vreek. left Thurs day for their home. • WANT ADS • lc ¡ mt Word per insertion Because we are fully equipped with fac tory-recommended tools, and because our personnel Guy Randles and Tom Calla han- are factory trained with years of experience on all makes of popular cars as well as Dodge and Plymouth, we can give you a guarantee that means assur ance of dollar-for-dollar value to you and a satisfied customer for us. WE HAVE STAKED DI R HEPUTAT1ON AND BUILT OUR SUI < 'ESS ON \ PRINCIPLE OF HONEST DEALING VN|> DEPENDABLE SERVICE Drive in for Est limites—Without Obligation, of Course! I FFVF R L L L V L K i t- hie hill M0T0R COMPANY num hie i.u iiix High School Annual Copy Soon Ready As Staff Shapes Book Most of the written copy for the Rogue Annual. Ashland hign school yearbook, is ready for pub lication by The Miner Ureas well In advance of the April 27 dead line and only Junior class portraits remain to be taken to keep the photograph department on the right side "t the April 15 final dale set for engraving copy Sen ior pl.otos, snapshots and group piclurec are nearly complete Pub lication date Is listed ax May 13 Jack Forsythe as editor heads the 1936 student staff which in cludes Helen Thomas, assistant editor; John McLain, business manager. Margaret Milhoan and Harold Baughman, photography, Kenneth Bell. sports; Joan Whit more, features; Janet Young, sen- lir 1 eporter; Jack Williams. Jun ior reporter, Janet Stockton, soph omore reporter; Esther Wade. James McNair and Charlotte Knox, organizations. Bob Burdic, illustrations; Patricia Hastings and Cecil Bounds, typists. Miss Louise Baldwin Is faculty adviser. The annual is financed by stud ents and business men of Ashland Work started March 1 when the editor, cuosen by the executive council, appointed his staff. LITHIA 15c Friday, Saturday! DOUBLE BILL Ken EDDIE Maynard NUGENT In In THE “Trailing Trouble” Kentucky Blue Streak” Sunday, Monday! 2—FEATURES—2 JAC K HYLTON'S INTERNATIONAL BAND nod JUNE CLYDE in “She Shall Have M usic” • THOSE CELEBRATED STARS of STAGE, SCREENS RADIO TUaÜ SHRUM Colorado Plus On theJScreen GENE AUTRY in “THE OLD DARN DANCE I WANT to borrow $1000 on good collateral; name your own terms NEW K E ( REAM STORE and interest I want to go into OPENING IN DELAYED business for myself. Box 10. The Miner (14p) Failure of cabinet-work con tractors to produce counters and WEEK-END SPECIALS furnishings at specified time has 1934 Ford deluxe sedan, Just delayed opening of the new Si- out of the shop and tan shop in the Lithia hotel painted vineyard green $350 her. building but Stanlity Johnson, pro 1930 Ford deluxe tudor, v-8 prietor, said Thursday that he wheels, good motor and hopes to have the fountain lunch finish $165 and ice cream store open within 1937 Ford deluxe coupe, low a day or two mileage, 3,000 miles— W. A. Schultz, from Portland, sava $200 on this car. has been aiding Johnson in ar $95 buys any ’29 Ford coupe rangement of modern fittings in or sedan six to choose the building. from! Above prices for this week-end only— Open Sunday until 5 p. m. CLAYCOMB MOTOR CO . Ashland BERRY PLANTS Dorsett straw- berry, lc each; Boysenberries, 12 for $1; the finest plants you ever saw. Fred Crump, i4-mile south of Bellview school. BLOX To clean up our present supply of holdover blox, we of fer 100 cubic foot loads at $4 50, delivered. Whittle Transfer Co. PREPARE your lawn and garden with Ford ammonium sulphate fertilizer, 10-lb. sacks 75c, 100- lb. sacks $6.50, ton lots $73.35. Claycomb Motor Co., Ashland. OESER’S SUPER Service Station 358-870 E. Main St.—Est. 1922 WITH LEE DELUXE TIRES Colorado Hill Dillies and Smiley Burnett 4.50x21—4-ply $7.95 6.00x16—4-ply $11.45 Avoid Night Crowds—Attend Bargain Matinee! ADULTS 3OC—KIDDIES A DIME EVENINGS—ADULTS 40c, KIDDIES 10c LION HEAD Purest Premium Motor Oil 25c per Quart BEST LUBRICATION FOR ALL CARS I Lik» to Herve You COMING SUNDAY-“ SALLY, IRENE AND MARY” Dr. W. Oeser FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT Mr and Mrs. Bob Purvis of Medford were in Ashland Thurs day. Purvis formerly managed ’.he Safeway store here and now Is en gaged similarly tn Medford. --------------------- •--------------------- FARIX)W ILL HERE E J Farlow, who recently be came ill in Reedsport where he is employed ,is recovering at his home here. Mrs Farlow went to the coast to get him last week-end
