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Friday, October 28, 1938
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• Clint Baughman attended the , • Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bushnell
wrestling matches in Medford j made a business trip to Medford
Monday evening.
| Monday.
• Helen Dunn of Jacksonville vis • Rev. and Mrs. Charles M Guil-
ited with friends and relatives bert, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Beebe,
and Mr and Mrs. Earl Leever
here during the week-end.
• Vic Sander returned Tuesday made a trip to Mount Ashland
from Portland where he has been Sunday.
• Dr E. G. Everett, physician and
visiting relatives
surgeon, office
• Rev. H. S. Wannamaker re building, phone 22 Swedenburg
18-J, residence
turned Monday from a two weeks phone 18-L
(4210
If you’re planning on going
trip to the northwest.
• Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gandee were I • Dr. and xdrs R E. Walker spent
anywhere or shipping any
Sunday at Rocky Point duck hunt-
guests at the home of Mr. and Ing.
thing, your Southern Pacific
i Mrs. Arba Ager in Jacksonville
• Carl Henderson of Central Point
agent will gladly give you
i Sunday.
transacted
business and visited
i • Gene Hopper made a business
complete information on
friends here Monday.
trip
to
Klamath
Falls
Sunday.
costs, accommodations and
• Try our home-made chili with • Bill Van Dyke of Dunsmuir vis
train schedules. No obliga
beans or spaghetti, 15 cents. The ited relatives and friends here re-
■ cently.
tion, just call on:
Waffle Shop.
• Dorn Provost made a short busi • Mrs. Dick Petersen returned to
her home in Chiloquin Monday fol
ness
trip to Portland Tuesday.
9. J. BAILEY
• Mr. and Mrs. Max Camps of lowing a visit here at the home of
Ashland—Phone 250
Yreka called at the home of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hookstra.
• Howard
Scroggins . of ». Yreka
and Mrs / A. C.
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Sunday
•
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Mrs Nininger
Ed
An- ¡ | vl8,
.t.ed ¿ here with friends
Monday.
• Mr. and 1 Mrs.
Ed Starr
Starr of
of Ap
plegate visited friends here re • Margaret Cadzow, Wanda Pur-
ves and Dorrance Ruger visited
cently.
in Jacksonville Sunday.
You know’ what squirrel« do along about thi« time of year
ff Mr. and Mrs. Guy Good re
turned Monday from San Diego,
and it fixes 'em up fat and comfortable for the winter season.
Calif., where they have been vis
iting with their daughter, Mrs
Ashland's people, too, can make seasonal saving« especially
Kenneth Shiffer
• Mr and Mrs W A. Snider made
during the winter. Now. more than at any other season of the
a business trip to Klamath Falls
year, electricity assumes a great importance around the home
Tuesday.
• Mrs E. T Newbry of Talent
—or will, if you’ll let it. Use more electricity, for lighting,
visited here Monday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Erford Poole.
hot water, cooking, laundry and refrigeration, and you’ll SAVE
• Mr. and Mis. Will Dodge spent
in proportion, for electricity is CHEAPER in Ashland.! It is
last week-end at Lake o’ the
GET READY FOR
Woods.
your most efficient, your most economical servant!
• Mr and Mrs Bill Tallis of Hilts,
Calif., visited Ashland friends Sat
urday evening.
• Paul Home returned Tuesday
to Klamath Falls where he is em
WE OFFER SPECIAL
ployed. following a visit here with
his family.
• Mr and Mrs. Paul Jones, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends here, returned to their
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home in Klamath Falls Tuesday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vieira of Hilts
I visited with friends here Sunday. National Conservation bureau of automobile accident*. the pedm-
• Lee Peachey of Klamath Falls New York will supplement the j trian problem, a glim|>se of the txxik» available, It will bt* Impos
visited here with his parents, Mr. forthcoming revised edition of future of motoring, and several ai ble to make any general distri
and Mrs. A H. Peachey, during "Are Young Drivers Good Driv paragraphs showing the necessity bution of the new publication
the first of the week.
ers?" to be issued soon by the for good driving.
• Seth M Bullis of Medford safety division of the department
"When we teach large numbers
transacted business here Tuesday. of state and the department of
CASH AND CARRY
of future drivers how to drive, and
• Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Converse public instruction.
give them a basic understanding
are the parents of an eight-pound
★
The textbook contains 16 chap of the forces which influence an
girl, bom at the Community hos-
ters The first presents a history automobile under all conditions,
pital Monday.
• Mr and Mrs Ben Gibson, now of the automobile from the emer we shall have taken a long step
of Klamath Falls, visited with gence of the "horseless buggy” to toward ridding our highways of
the powerful streamlined cars that death. Injury and property dest'ruc-
Ashland friends Saturday.
When You Are Ready
• Mr and Mrs V. W Noel are sweep over America's highways tlon," Snell said "Through ade
45 NORTH MAIN STREET
FOR DELIVERY PHONE 19
the parents of an eight-pound girl, today. Then follow chapters on quate and interesting instruction
To Move Phone 238-R
what makes the car go. how to while students are still in high
bom Sunday in Medford.
• Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parr sr., drive, a discussion of the driver school, we hope to make good t
daughter Dorothy and Roy jr. vis and his nature, studies of high drivers of them before they grad
ited with friends in Keno Sunday. ways. codes of the road, the art uate, and thereby establish it new
• Mr. and Mrs Karl Moore of ; of driving, driving under special generation of superior automobile
31 I NION STREET
Portland visited with relatives conditions, driving In traffic, how drivers."
to maintain a car, a discussion of I Owing to the limited number of
and friends here last week-end.
• Harry McNair of Yreka, Calif .
visited with Ashland friends Mon
day.
• Lucille Knox visited with her
9 a. m.
9 a. m.
parents in Medford during the
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week-end.
• Catherine Gillette visited with
11 a. m
11 a. in.
friends in Klamath Falls Sunday.
• Larkin Grubb and son John
spent Sunday hunting in the
Dead Indian district.
Thia Certificale and 7ttc entitle* the bciirrr to on«* of our
bring you comfort
• Mr. and Mrs. Thad Coleman
(Standard Size) gmuine Indentrili tibie *5.00 \ At I I M FILLER SACK (Banker’» Sise)
and family visited at the home of
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day and night —
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• Mabel Whitrock visited with
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friends and relatives in Reno over
the week-end.
• Bob Young of Medford visited
here with friends Monday.
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IS AVAILADLE
A complete course of instruction
in how to drive an automobile safe
ly and operate it efficiently is be
ing made available to every high
school and high school student in
the state of Oregon.
Announcement of this latest step
in a statewide campaign of traffic
safety education was released to
day by Secretary of State Earl
Snell, as he disclosed the publica
tion of an authorized state edition
of "Man and the Motor Car,” a
265-page textbook on good driving
and traffic safety. This book, pub
lished with the cooperation of the
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*42 EAST MAIN, ASHLAND
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242 EAST MAIN, ASHLAND
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