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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER ‘CARE AND USE BOOKLET FREE WHY WERE THE SAINTS, SAINTS? Thursday, August 19, 1943 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER FDR ituyi: Published every Thursday at 167 What if the refrigerator won’t : East Main St., Ashland, Oregon Payroll savings is ttay cold, oven won't heat, iron by Charles and Ruth Giffen. our greatest single ‘ overheats, lamps won’t light, . ... Office Phone 8561 Kuth Taylor By factor in protecting vacuum doesn’t clean properly, or -o--- Sabscriptlon rates: $2.00 pet- year ourselves against in (he toaster smokes? Over my desk I have a motto1 Entered as second-class matter is flation. To help wartime homemakers which Is to me a «tally reminder the post office at Ashland, Oregon prevent those and myriad other of what is needed in these trying ! February 15, 1935 under the act appliance ailments and to cope times. Iart me share it with you: I of March 3 1879. with them when they do occur r "Why were the saints, saints? Evening * ab°° the just pubishi-d wartime edition Because they were cheerful when AUTOMOBILE FIKE He can ,t i < ■, i • and r <>• of Ei«-«trle hont« it was difficult to be cheerful; INSURANCE Appliances in the Home" cofers patient when it was difficult to teUPb°n -r4.. "That you can depend on" ! projx-r care and minor repair of chance if the*1’** be patient, and because they 116 electric appliances most com- j pushed on when they wanted to 1 monly in use, regardless of make stand still, and kept «lient when and hi» caU (ofc* The 52-page, illustrated b<x>klet, th<-y wanted to be disagreeable, ded FOR cro**1 with an Ik-page “flx-lt" section, That was all. It was quite «Imple was prepared by Mrs Julia Kiene, and always will be " níjíonc« vich HEALTH & ACCIDENT director of the Westinghouse cu» LIFE The days of the saints are not Home Economics Institute, in col peat. The need for saintly people So Peai laboration with Westinghouse en- wax never greater. The tragedy M. T. BURNS teatty^ | gineers and service technicians. It of di-feat brings its own courage ON THE PICAZA bc»»ccn rail* are j is In answer to the lack of new' for moments of crisis, but the y on* than** PHONE 5751 appliances and the increasing i road upward to victory is honey Many .-»s-iry shortage of expert appliance re-1 combed with pitfalls for the un See us now for Automobile GUNTER FUEL CO. pah merit. wary. We need now and will need The booklet Is convenient to use even more when we face the great Liability Insurance. The "care and use" and "fix-it" problems ahead of us before peace Mr*. M. T. Bum*—on the Plaza. sections are divided Into chapters, is established, leaders and follow one for each appliance, and the i ers who are alike moved by un- particulars about each appliance1 selfish devotion to the highest > The World’s News Seen Through follow the same general pattern, I Ideals. > 'namely: How to use the appli-l We will have need of cheerful > he hristian cience onitor ajice In question, how to make it people, those who can be cheerful > An International Daily Nev, ¡paper ! last longer, how to diagnose trou-i when it is difficult to be so. who Publuhtd by THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY ■ ble, how to make simple repairs are more interested in bringing One. Norway Street, B«ton, Mawachuwtt» < and, in some cases, how to keep happiness an«l prosperity to oth- ■ i* Truthful—Constructive—Unbiased—Free from Sensational- < it running until professional help, era than in getting what they i»m — Lditoriali Are Timely and Instructive, and It* Daily I 1 > Feature*, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make If needed, can arrive. < themselves want. ■ the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home. Included also in the manual are < We will have need of patient Price $12 00 Yearly, or J 100 a Month. 10 "do’s" and ’ don ‘ tn applicable p^pj^ those who can wait under < Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $2 60 a Year. > J to all appliances, Innumerable time difficulties, who do not need to Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 25 Cents. > | and money savers and a detailed rush through to the end, who Obtainable at: > < .index. must have everything happen at ■ As a contribution to the war once as they want it, and who Christian Science Reading Room < j effort, single copies of the book must live now as they think they < Pioneer Avenue Ashland, Oregon jet are available without charge i should. ■ < from Westinghouse retailers or j We will have need of persever- I < A.-A. A A A A -A- from the Westinghouse Electric i ing people, those who will push I and Manufacturing Company, on when they are so tired they Mansfield, Ohio. want to stand still, who will carry ------------ o . . ■ through the task before thena LIVED ON SNAII-S, ANTS even when heart and body fail, Lt. Richard R. Amerine, a Ma- who do not give up under fire of rine Corps pilot, lived on red ants criticism or complaint. and snails when he was lost in a We will have need of thought Solomon Island jungle. ful people as well as those who j know when to talk and when to be still. We will have need of agreeable people, tempted to be disagreeable. We will have need of self-con trolled people, those who will not fall into the traps of hatred toward any group, whether it be of class or creed or color. Call them saints if you will, it is those kind of people we will need, that we do need today, and it is the kind of sainthood that ie within reach of every one of I us. It is a daily task, a daily problem. Try it for one day, and the next, and the next. You may fail every now and then. I do. We all do but, if we keep on trying, the effort will become a habit and w^will find our prob lems solving themselves. Why were the saints, saints ? Because they kept on living what they believed. It was quite sim- pie and it always will be, — o OTH meat fats and vegetable Dessert Scone with Jam oils are an essential part of PAYROLL SAVINGS Jam Scones offer the perfect des our present day national economy. sert at a meal that contains few HELP BEAT AXIS Their interchangeability for a wide starches and is not too hearty. Or range of uses makes them espe they will top off the simple but nu Thirty billion dollars of this | cially adaptable, in these times of satisfying repast that sub year’s cost of war will come from changing food conditions, and as tritiously stitutes for supper but is served at taxes. The government asks you; sures high quality at lowest cost. an earlier hour, thus leaving the In one of the finest food research evening free. "Sit-down” teas they to lend, not give, the remaining [ 70 billion dollars. You have al laboratories In the country science call these late afternoon meals ready loaned 25 billions of dol-' has wrought a miracle ... a short which wartime has revived and re ening in which meat fats and vege lars. Payroll savings to the limit table oils are perfectly blended. vised as a means of bringing busy people together that they may relax of family income is an effective This new blended shortening pos and refuel while they organize and way for every American to do J sesses more nutritional value due discuss affairs of current interest. his fair share toward paying for to its content of meat fata ... it The "sit-down” tea. as you may the war. 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