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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1943)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Thursday, July 15, 1943 »■ - ■ ■ ■ Furniture ('are More Important at Present We pray for those who are serv A traveling examiner of oper avoid them make it a family habit ing their country at home - - the ators and chauffeurs is scheduled a I way to place a small mat under mothers and daughters, those who va*« and other acceraories placed to arrive in Ashland Monday, by the are at work in the factories, men on tables, munt lea chests, pianos, July It». 11H3. and will b«- on duty by Ruth Taylor Rev. Charles Stelxle and women on the farms, those Hall between the at the City longer, ***** ¿unular pieces. Miss Uutz ad all men. Ruler of the Father of •• I can't see for kxrking," I once Clean furniture wears who air giving heart and brain in m to b p m., ac- universe. In Whom dwells widoni. heard a woman say as she Atys Lois A. Lutz, extension spe vises. Felt or moleskin glued to hours of I* a. the creation of plans and the cording to a recent announcement the bottom of accessories will and authority, in this |x»wvr, love watched army planes flying iu for cialist in home management at the building up of tile forces which released from the Secretary of hour when the world I k in chit«*, mation back in the days when we Oregon State College, tn giving eliminate many op(>ortuniti<v« for will help win the war. State ’ s office •cratches. A coat of wax >Uko and when Thy plans for the re looked up. not in dread, but in ad tip« on prlonging the life of what May these all find in their daily All those wishing 'permits or demption of mankind are being miration. “I can't see for looking." is on hand while comparatively gives protection whet» acratcee are tasks opportunities for service as licenses to drive cars are askixl deep worked out in ntyaterloue ways, There is a real danger of our little new furniture is available. Light scratches can often be to get in touch with the exam- we beiHH'ch Thee lo give Thy chil American |Mitriots and liefenders doing yust that today. Events of huimtur« wtxHis «.leaned ugu mode leas noticeable bv vigorous. iner during these hours, dren everywhere a larger faith of our country. historic imperative are happening larly will not hav<> .« >-i.•inly. dull . .................... ,.......... ,___' I rubbing with linseed oil <»r furiti-, • We pray for peace - • but only in Thyself, a better undi'iatumllng so rapidly that the mind is apt to appearance, says . Miss Lutz. . ,,, , __ A ture {Htlìsli tutti liquid wax Rub-Ì SMALL FARM Tl'RCHASF-S of Thy purpat«' and greater coin tiio jivHce which shall come lose its perspective and to become protective coat of wax will keep Ur> m.r<|U.h wlth the cut wld KF.QI 1KIC NO PRIORITIES •igv to fulfill the tasks which Thou through the victory of right over so cluttcivd and confused that we t piece tn got um« ttion walnut meut will sometimes Farmers pc' Farmers do do not not need need priority has committed to them. wrong, of democracy over autoc cannot “see for looking." A gotxi cleaning solution is a ¡qaiin it sufficiently ratings to purchase such items ns We pray, es|H'cialiy, for the men racy, of the w]ririt of world-bro- We need to keep our mental bal soap jelly whipped to a dry lather Deep scratches require more pipe, water well casing, nails, sta and women of thi-ae United States therhood over tho iqtlrit of national ance and to see the events of today W’ith an egg beater Wipe this over care. A small bit of mutching ples, wire or fencing, the state We pray for our Preaident (live aelfishnaM. in their proper perspective to both the furniture, rinse with a cloth slaui applied with a small brush USDA war board reports him the wiadoni which cornea from To this end bhvM our country In the present and the future. We wrung dry from warm water •uid or toothpick tipped with cotton The War Production board's above Guide him in making the its fight against the rule of thosc CAN see clearly if we will, for w« dry immediately with a soft dry will nuike the scratch less appar controlled materials plan |M*rmlts ihx'laionM which mean no much to who stand In their arragiuit domi have a magic lens through which cloth, always working with the ent, For walnut or mahogany, a dealers to sell up to $10 of any of our country and the world. nance over the people - until the to judge the importance of events, grain of the wood, bit of iodine or potassium |>erman- the««' pipe or wdre items to anyone We pray for the aoldiera, euilora, day shall dawn when all men shall and we have agreed upon a code Old wax may be remover! by ap genate solution is used to touch up without restriction. Amounts up and marinea at the front of battle he comrades in a world made safe of ethics for ourselves as a people, plying a generous coat of liquid the scratch to 4000 pounds may be sold to one anil for thoae who are preparing for the building up of democracy as a nation, and as a part of the wax and wiping it off when still When the dye is dry. fill in the purchaser in any calendar quar for service, who have nnaclflahly and righteousness, over which wet. The fresh dissolves the old small groove with a mixture of ter if a specified certification is given themaelvea for home and new United World. Thou shall l>e tiie Undisputed Rul wax and both can be rubbed off at half white shellac and denatured furnished the dcayer What is this code of freedom ? country. May they find In thia er Freedom of speech and expres the same time. This may have to alcohol using a fine brush Any Farmers whose quarterly need« sacrifice the blessing promised to Note • Tills poem was written sion - everywhere in the world. The be repeated, depending upon the surplus is wiped off, but the fill exceed 4000 pounds of either pipe those who, losing their lives, will by Dr. (harles Stelze when we original condition. right to disagree vocally or on the ing is allowed to dry Tf it leaves or wire products may apply to find them again- - larger, fuller, entered Into the First Work! War Scrafches often make furniture a rough spot when dried, work it their county farm rationing com richer - - in thia world, as well aa printed page wihout fear of repris It seems just aa appropriate for als, of secret police or imprison seem older and less beautiful. To down with pumice and oil. mittee for a purchase certificate. tn the world to conic. tiie present day ment without trial; the right to argue for or against a government policy provided we appeal only to orderly processes of law to change or alter government. Freedom of religion - no re straint on the practice of any re- ' ligious faith nor discrimination against any group because of reli gious faith nor discrimination againM any group because of re ligion; the right of the family to teach religion freely to youth, so that the next generation may grow in faith and wisdom Freedom from want - a sharing of the riches of the world, not a selfish hoarding of them for one nation or group alone. Not an ill thought out and patronizing dole I or charity, but a conscientious at tempt by all governments to make k all citizens free from want, with no special favors shown to any group, whether they be workers or wealthy, members of the party in power or a small minority. And conversely it must be a system that will distinguish between the worker with hands or brain and the drone - a system that has the effect of leveling up and not drag ging down, that encourages in Cash on Hand and Due from Banks $ 8,799,775.82 $ 70,806,699.46 dustry and distinguishes in its re United States Bonds, including words between the energetic and 192,377,872.04 U. S. Government Agencies- • ■ • 17,696,114.45 the lazy. $263,184,571.50 $ 26,495,890.27 Freedom from fear - fear of cru elty, intolerance, prejudice, organ-1 All Other Bonds....................................................... 6,169,246.87 11,783,661.66 ized hatred • freedom from fear of 37,927,259.58 10,240,17829 Loans and Discounts -MOREY AT WORK IN OREGON unexpected aggression and unfore 300,000.00 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank............................ 105,000.00 seen man-made disasters - freed om to live and grow strong in se 2,711,335.74 Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures............ 1,226,433.72 curity and peace. 1.00 Other Real Estate................................................... 1.00 These are our guides to correct .7,516.82 Customers' Liability on Acceptances .................. 21,629.20 vision. We must not let exciting 948,180.08 Interest Earned ....................................................... 394,129.51 trifles blind us to realities, for on our clear perspective of the events . 143,368.08 Other Resources....................................................... 199,210.56 of today rests the decision and the j $311,391,479.67 Total Assets ............ $ 50,466,134.21 fate of tomorrow. LOOK CLEARLY National Prayer S omething to T alk A bout ! here is a 10 -year record that warrants attention! ★ ★ ★ ★ STATEMENT OF CONDITION ASSETS • LIABILITIES THE MINER PRESS FOR QUALITY PRINTING. $ Capital.................................................$ 2.500,000.00 Surplus................................................ 1,000,000.00 DO IT Undivided Profits............................ Reserves for Contingencies........... NOW 288,076.46 48,895.84 $ Reserves for Taxes, Interest, Etc........................ Acceptances ............................................................. When trouble comes to you —and it will, in some form —see that it is lightened by the benefits of adequate in surance. I.et us be your insurance counselors. 4,500,000.00 5,500,000.00 2,477,009.53 1,380,418.64 3,836,972.30 13,857,428.17 580,534.35 7,516.82 137,492.60 None 184,570.21 296,623,937.52* $311,391,479.67 94,382.90 21,629.20 3,827.86 2,500,000.00 621,912.14 Interest Collected in Advance................................ Circulating Notes Outstanding......... •................ Other Liabilities....................................................... Deposits................................................... .................. 43,387,409.81 Total Liabilities ......... $ 50,466,134.21 AE xl I usiv « of reciprtxaj bank df posti« FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Merchants of Credit Billings Agency REAL ESTATE and REAL INSURANCE Phone 8781 41 East Main I - - - JUNE 30, 1943 JUNE 30, 1933 MAIN BRANCH, 5th, 6th and Stark UPTOWN BRANCH S.W, Sixth end Morriion M0NTAVILLA BRANCH 8005 S.E. Stark LIVESTOCKKENTON BRANCH 8134 N. Denver Ave. EAST PORTLAND BRANCH S.E. 6th end Morriion ROSE CITY BRANCH 4200 N.E. Sandy SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH S.E. 82nd and Foster UNION AND RUSSELL BRANCH 2544 N.E. Union e OTHER OREGON BRANCHES ALBANY ASHLAND ASTORIA BEND Five sixths of the 60,000,000 Americans working on the home front or wearing the uniform of their country own War Bonds, says President Roosevelt. Only by upping your War Bond buying through payroll savings can you join the invasion of Hitler's Eu rope. CONDON COQUILLE ENTERPRISE FOSSIL CRANTS PASS CRESHAM HEPPNER HILLSBORO HOOD RIVER KLAMATH FALLS LA CRANDE LAKEVIEW MARSHFIELD MEDFORD MERRILL MOLALLA PENDLETON SALEM SHERMAN COUNTY STAYTON NEWBERC NORTH BEND NYSSA ORECON CITY THE DALLES TILLAMOOK UNION WOODBURN « I AFFILIATED BANKS (Deposh I. tai of >24,919,025.37 not Included In above statement) BANK OF SELLWOOD, Portland COOLIDCE & McCLAINE, Silverton CLATSOP COUNTY BANK, Seaside MEMBER FEDERA L FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COTTACE CROVE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FOREST CROVE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PRINEVILLE BANK OF SWEET HOME THE SCIO STATE BANK R P ORATION I
