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SHELL UNIT IS [ About People You Know!
FIRST OF TYPE
IN ALL OREGON
A SHLAND S newest business
improvement, a new and ultra
modern service station, will be
" opened for business Saturday, May
20, with Lou Rogers as manager,
assisted by Bud Gandee and Carl
Harris. The station represents a
total investment of about >10,000
on the part of J. D. Mars, local
business man, owner of the lots
at the corner of East Main street
and Siskiyou boulevard where the
new building has just been com
pleted.
Under 10-year lease to the Shell
Oil company, the station will re
place the one operated at the cor
ner of East Main and Second
streets now by Rogers, and will
bring the newest in facilities and
equipment to this city.
The new station, of modem
lines and compact arrangement,
includes a full concrete apron and
yard, grease room with new safety
type hoist, office, rest rooms and
computing pump island. The sta
tion occupies a corner vacant for
several years, and fills out the
business picture of this section.
The concrete station was erect
ed by the Teller Construction com- I
pany of Portland, which hired all
local labor and employed local sub
contractors for the job, with all
materials being purchased locally
except structural steel.
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with hei p-i"
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Sunday
end.
• Mie H I. Wardle returned
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Tucaday
front Vancouver. Wash
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at Manteca, Calif Sunday foil w
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and Mrs Noel Heard
of Grani» 1’»«« vl»ltcd bere laat Visited here l.r
• Mr. and Mrs. > D. Millei
relativ.» Bnd
week-end
.1 trip to BU(«M M W«A vn.l
* •Ray Uamplwll of Yreka
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• Hazel McNemy returned Mon- • Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Johnny Collins
dav from Castella. Calif . where I and children of Klamath Falls vis-
she has been visiting with rela i ited here Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Bessie Landen.
tives.
• Mr. and Mrs. George Codding • Mr. and Mrs C. L. Spindler
of Medford attended the catfish spent the week-end with relatives
derby at Emigrant dam Sunday. [ in Eugene.
• Mr. and Mrs. H Lucero of • Mr. and Mrs. R. Reeves are the
Weed visited here Monday with ! proud parents of an eight-pound
friends.
daughter, born to them Sunday at
• Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark of the Community hospital.
Harbor visited here with friends • Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barnum
and relatives last week-end.
and family returned recently from
• Spencer Radcliffe of Merrill vis a two weeks trip to the bay area
ited with Ashland friends Monday. and southern California.
Kingdom
Congratulations, Mr. J- D. Mars
FOR YOUR FAITH IN ASHLAND
AS SHOWN BY YOUR NEW ÿlO.OOO.OO
Mrs. Jordan Gives
Dolls Gay ’90 Garb
QF INTEREST to a great
many people is the collection
of old dolls on display in the
window of Jordan’s House of
Color on the plaza.
The dolls, most of them over
50 years old, have been dressed
by Mrs. Frank Jordan in the
modes and materials of the lat
ter part of the 19th century
from a collection of fashion
books published during that per
iod. The oldest doll in the col
lection is between 80 and 90
years old.
The dolls have been on dis-
Ciy since Mother’s day
j and
ve attracted many ¡»copie
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from Medford as well as Ash-
land.
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• Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Culmer and
Mr. and Mrs. Foss Cramer spent I
Sunday at Fish Lake.
Join the
CRATER
EXCURSION
TO
SAN FRANCISCO
WORLD’S FAIR
STATION
AT EAST MAIN STREET AND SISKIYOU BLVD.
OPENING
SATURDAY
FRIDAY, JUNE 2
$9.00
ROUNDTRIP
IN COACHES
$10.10 in Tourist
Pullmans
plus berth; lower $1.60
$13.45 in Standard
Pullmans
plus berth; lower $3.15
Lv. Ashland 7:00 p.m.
Ar. San Francisco 9:50 a.m.
RETURN
•n regular train within 20 days
Take advantage of these special
rates to join your friends and
neighbors in a gay excursion to
the great World’s Fair.
Sponsored by
MEDFORD CRATER CUIB
Ask local R.R. agent for details
We are glad to have been participants in this newest
Ashland development, and we extend our sincere con
gratulations to Mr.. J. D. Mars, whose investment has
made this possible, and also to the Shell Oil Company
lessees of the new station, and to the men who will give
Ashland a better Shell service, Mr. Lou Rogers Mr Bud
Gandee and Mr. Carl Harris. Here’s our best wishes
for all of you!
TELLER CONSTRUCTION CO., General Contractors, 315 Couch Building, Portland, Ore
JORDAN ELECTRIC, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
JORDAN S SASH AND CABINET WORKS—MILLWORK, GLASS PAINTS
M. C. LININGER & SON—SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK
KNOX LUMBER COMPANY, BUILDING MATERIAL, PAINT, FUEL