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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1940)
Friday, Jan. 12, 1940 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 REED AND YOUNG DISTRIBUTOR OF CENTURY TIRES THE Century Tire and Rubber A company of Mansfield, Ohio, the nation's largest single tire and tube plant, this week is making formal announcement of the ap pointment of Sid Reed and Jack Young as Ashland s Century tire distributors. The line includes standard and luxury types of tires and carry complete road-hazard guarantees. The Century factory, with an output of 12.000 tires and tubes daily, has become a prominent manufacturer of quality tires and the Ashland appointment is part of the company's plan of expan sion in the northwest. One of the featured tires for southern Oregon is a special "mud- der" tread, designed especially to give dependable traction in snow and mud such as is prevalent in this section during winter months. A complete stock of all sizes and types, from low-cost standard grades to de luxe white sidewall tires is available at Reed and Young s Texaco service station lo- Th'is Winter try the train to CALIFORNIA Avoid slippery highways and ice and snow in the moun tains when you go to Cali fornia this winter. Let the engineer drive you over safe steel rails, ¡afe even uben wet. LOW FAKES ON Southern Pacific 8 m local S.P. ascot or write J. A ORMANDY. Gen. Pau. A<ent. 622 Pacific Building, Portland, Oregon Starts Food Ration ll’lLI.IAM S. MORRISON. British minister of food sup ply, inaugurated Monday, Jan. 8, the first rationing prog nun to be Instituted in Great Britain during the current war. Biu'on and butter are being rationed, each person receiving four otinns of e;u h per week. Sugar consumption also is being re stricted to one pound |>er peraon weekly. cated in the Ashland Hotel build ing. "After investigation, we were convinced that Century tires are safer, stronger and longer wear ing, and we can conscientiously recommend them to our friends and customers as an unusually i outstanding tire value Tbev come to us direct from the factory as fresh stock, without the expense and deterioration of having been carried in jobbers’ storerooms be fore they are mounted on your car." declared Sid Reed. —•------------ DAVII) AI.VIN HADDEN Funeral services for David Al vin Hadden, who died Jan 6 in Talent were held at 3 p. m Tues day, Jan. 9. at the Stearns ceme tery in Talent with the JJtwiller Funeral home in charge of ar rangements. —•------------- • Mr. and Mrs Paul Home and children arrived from Klamath over the week-end to make their home in Ashland for several months. • Mrs. James Beatty returned re cently from Eugene where she has been visiting with friends and rel atives. • Jean Eberhart and Dom Pro vost fished in Rogue river Sunday. • Paul Taylor of Reda, ng was a business visitor early this week. • W. C. Brown visited with rela tives in Hilt Sunday. • Charles Robertson made a bus iness trip to Klamath county this week. • Ben Gibson of Klamath Falls was a business visitor here Mon day. • Don Halfhill left Tuesday for Corvallis where he will enter Ore gon State college. pointed Mrs. George Helms ax district chairman of the Bible study work of southern Oregon Mrs Mattle Crow led the lft-min- ute Bible study during the meet ing For the next gathering. Mrs. ; Vai Inlow and Mrs J. E. How • The Bellview P-TA held a called land are program committeemen j meeting Friday afternoon in the and Mrs A R. Kincaid. Mis Os- school house. Pres Mrs. R D. | car Talent and Mrs. Emil Gasx- Reynolds appointed Mrs. WllUs man will serve as hostesses. Byrd as chairman of the play to • Mrs Eliza Hicks of Ashland be presented to raise funds. A spent one day last week visiting regular meeting will be held Fri at the I. E lieadmond home. day evening. Jan. ID. • w I. Mooic, W O Martin and • Mrs Vincent Uuiinl, who has D. F Korth were transacting bus- been ill for a short time, is im I lness in Medford Monday proving. I • The Bellview Telephone com- • Miss Helen Dunn, who teaches I pany held a meeting Friday eve ! in Jacksonville, spent Satuiday ning, during which time the an- and Sunday visiting her purents j nual assessment was set at $2 bO I here. | All officers were reelected. • Miss Aileen Inlow who teaches • J H. Williams. Mr. and Mrs : in the Gold Hill grade school, Ed Grimm and daughter Ola May 1 spent the week-end visiting her enjoyed a cant ¡»arty at the Con parents here. Austin home Sunday evening. • The Bellview Home Extension • The Rev. Young of the Med unit held a meeting Friday in the ford Lutheran church held services Grange hall An interesting dis in the Ed Grimm home Tuesday cussion on the care of the hair night. was led by Mrs. Montgomery and • Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid Mrs. Henry. The next discussion, and Eunice. Mr and Mrs Wade on care of the feet, will be led by j Wallis, Miss Marte Walker and Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. George. ’ Mr. and Mrs Henry Stenrud en- During the business meeting Mrs ' Joyed a party Sunday evening at Walter Hash was elected delegate the home of Mr and Mrs. Walter to attend the home makers' con | Davis in Talent. ference in Corvallis in February. • The Friendly class of the Pres • Mrs. Walter Hash and daughter byterian church of Ashland met Edna made a trip to Medford i Thursday of last week in the Wednesday evening where Edna home of Mrs. Ben Christlieb played the cello in a symphony • Tlie Bellview members of the concert. Edna now is giving cello YGA were hosts Wednesday eve lessons to pupils in both Medford ning to other members of the and Ashland. county at a meeting held in the • Mr. and Mrs. D. F Korth made Bellview Grange hall. a trip to Burney, Calif., on busi • Mr. and Mrs. D F Korth and ness Wednesday. son Jimmie visited Sunday at the • The Upper Valley Community home of Mr. and Mrs John Drager club held a meeting Wednesday, near Keno. opening with a luncheon at 12:30 • Mr and Mrs Mark True spent p m. Mrs. Stott, president of the New Year's day visiung at the Federated Clubs of Southern Ore home of Mrs. True's father. H. L. gon. was ill and unable to be pres Gregory, at his home in Centra) ent, but Vice President Mrs. E. Point. F. Heydenburk, with Mrs. A. R. • Mrs. Archie Kincaid, Mrs Beth Hershberger and Mrs. L D. Bry Hamaker and Mrs Henry Stenrud an of Grants Pass, attended the made a business trip to Medford meeting and Mrs. Heydenburk Wednesday. gave an interesting talk and ap • Mr. and Mrs Thompson and son Warren of Ashland visited I Sunday ut the home of Mr. and ' Mrs N B Hull • • Mr. and Mrs. I-esile Lusk made costs little. Our business office will gladly arrange for service to fit your particular needs. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 11.1 Oak Street—Telephone 3021 who Ma 200-Ft. Load Dry Pine Slabs $5.00 200-Ft. Ixiad Blox $6.75 GUNTER FUEL CO. We’re • pleased to announce our appointment as the Century Tires are modern tires, tough and strong—to meet the needs of high speed driving conditions as they actually exist today. You will like their outstanding safety features. Their sidewalls are made 31% stronger by Safety-Lock con struction. Their High-Flex Cord retards destructive interna! heat and resists constant flexing strain. Their fast rolling 6-ba Densite rubber treads grip firmly on wet and dry pavement and wear slowly and evenly on any road. in unruly weather! A telephone Don Whitneji Wood Bargains! It is our obligation to provide our friends with tires that represent the greatest value in dependable service. That’s why we selected Century Tires. It is our honest opinion that their advanced engineering and reinforced design offer you the greatest measure of performance your money can buy. telephone save clothing and health • Mit been III since Saturday lit the Community hospital. Is re|Mirted a business trip t<> the northern to be much improved. jiart of the state early the week I----------------------------------------------- ~------- • Hal McNair spent several days in Portland on business this week • Mrs. Bill Kerr of Applegate spent lust week-end here • Nellie Perrine of Rogue Rivet visited in Ashland last week end ut the home of her father, C J Perrine. • Mrs Ed Brigden is visiting i with relatives In San Francisco this week. • Mrs E. J. Brown of Nevada Is i visiting here ut the home of Dr I and Mrs. R E Poston • Kelly Parsons attended the Phone 57 b I wrestling matches in Medford I Monday. a4e Sole* • SbuHiaeJi • JloeioeA. E rrands that are performed by • Albert Hueners of Jacksonville visited here with friends Munday. Century Tires are built to last longer ... to create long lasting friends among car owners who demand the ut most in their tires. Investigate Century Tires before you buy. Cesdu/uj. LEADER
