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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1943)
Thursday, September 23, 1943 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER ARSITV A Ak Î11» M . I » I • L. i L . i RESPITE FOR SOLIHEICS WHILE l lll.SHMEX GATHER i.io 1300 AMTi' sludcnts now finb.hlh,? the second trim of the military progruin in the Oregon Stale College will have more than n week's furlough before the sta rt of the full trrm and will be gone from the cnriipus if they wish during the annual frMhman week f<»i civilian students, starting Oc- Muny p< < .pie are gründ to think iA U So an ..icy would a personal friend, us the following insttuices will nhow. Mr. Eleven Boyer brought a box of men's magazines to the building1 that he had gone out of his way to get from lumber men, I o I k i - who w inted the soldier* to have Ri'glMtratlon for civilian stu- their magazines as soon as they dints will lake place Saturday, were through reading them. Octobe t 9. and for the military Mr C. A Pitts was thoughtful students Monday. October 11 too, when he brought two boxes Number of women students ap- of delicious pears to the USO for . plying for admission this fall con Hold.eis. These pears were ripe, I tinues slightly higher than tort ready to eat and went like "hot year. although civilian male stu- cakes." d«nts will total only a few hun- Surprising, but true, the sol- z tired. diers ask who brings this and who f ------ BUY BO.NDN------ brings that to the USO. It shows 1» AVIN—WHEELER NUITI ALK they are interested in knowing, Pfc. Roy J Wheeler from Camp who it is. that is thinking! of them B White and Miss Nelle I Mi vis from They feel these people that bring . I au Jolie, California were Joined fruit, cookies, and food, are their in marriage by the Rev. Dr. G W. friend* and they want to know Bruce, pastor of the Methodist their names So Mr Pitts’ name Church on Saturday afternoon was repeated over and over again Sept Ihth The ceremony took as many different soldiers en place in the Methodist parsonage joyed his pears before Mr and Mrs W. II. Worth-' Mrs Marcella Raw« brought, i ington as witnesses. This young some plums one day and a very couple wiil spend a few days In home- sick soldier that was miss A«h!and, and will make their ing his state of North Carolina, had to admit that Oregon had ' home at IzaJolla, California something that North Carolina didn't have, and that was those wonderful plums. I Gifts like these are. indeed, THERE IS 1 good morale builders. Soldier aft- I er soldier tell how friendly and I i generous the people in Ashland Friday and Saturday JUDY GARLAND VAN HEFLIN 111 “PRESENTING LILY MARS” Sun. Mon. Tues PAT O’BRIEN RANDOLPH SCOTT in u BOMBARDIER” MATINEE SATURDAY Continuous Shows SUNDAY GIFTS CONTINUE TO ASHLAND USD NO PRIORITY t REQUIRED NOW ON & Steel Sales Under S10 SEE US FOR YOUR INSURANCE FARM & DWELLING AUTO AND TRUCK BURGLARY LIABILITY HEALTH. ACCIDENT AND LIFE J. F. EMMETT MISER III ll l)l\<. I «7 BASI MAIN »HUBEI Phone 8561 We have u large Mock of Iron anil steel. And. we alno have a full line of Imita, nut« etc.’ Oak Street Garage and Machine Shop We and the folks are staying dose to home this year MY SON HAS GONE AWAY’ SOI TIIEKN OREGON MIX IK Published every Thursday at 167 by East Main S’., Ashland, Oregon C. H Hamlet by Charles and Ruth Giffe*. 1 wutched him grow, this son of Office Phone 8561 mine, Subscription rates: $2.00 per year Fi'»in baby boy -to man, His milk white skin burn raw and Entered as second-class matter 1* ttie post office at Ashland, Oregon red, February 15, 1935 under the act \ Then turn to deep, dark tan of March 3 1879. i taught him ^iow toplay, to work. To make of life a game. For Reni: One of the most desir We were so happy, he and 1, able business locations in the Until the great war came. city. Suitable for Bakery, Market, Mens Furnishings, or Office. I The call to aims was clear and * Located at 153 East Main. loud; Inquire at Billing's Agency. He did not hesitate. His niniple words ring in my ears, FOR SALE "I’ll fight for home and State.” And I am left alone, but proud; Canning pears, peaches, tomatoes. Very reasonable. My son has gone away, And he. dear God, is in Your care. HERBERTS FRUIT A PRODUCE Phone 4761 Please bring him back some day. ------ BEY BONDS------ See uk now for Automobile MRS. SARAH JANE JAV Funeral services were held yes Liability Insurance. terday morning at the Litwiller Mrs. M. T. Knms—on the Plaza. Funeral Home for MtV Sarah Jay THE MIXER PRESS FOR aged 92 years. She was a mem ber of the Baptist Church and had QUA LIT Y PRINTING. resided in Ashland a long time. Surviors include three sisters. r AUTOMOBILE FIKE Mrs. Grace Griffith of Klamath Falls, Mrs Mary Royce of Seattle That you can depend on" and M rs. Fanny Purdy of Ash- land and one brother, Henry Haines of Ashland. Mrs J F Emmett and father. J. J I*utman left Sunday morning on a trip north. Mr. Putman is visiting Doran McKee near Eu gene. Mrs Emmett plans to visit her daughters. Mrs Jack Pearce BUY BONDS------ and family at Albany and Mrs. KOTSCHW AR—THRASHER Robert Hutchinson and family in Sgt Orville Thrasher, Jr. and Seattle. Miss Gladys L. Kotschwar, both of Frontier County, Nebraska, I Would you give $100 to bring were united in mariagr by the Victory nearer? Your purchase Rev. Dr. G. W. Bruce in a quiet of a $100 War Bond may turn ceremony in the Methodist Church the trick! on Sunday afternoon Sept. 19th. I There were present only the two Dig Down Deeper to Bring Vic witnesses, Sgt. and Mrs. Richard tory Nearer and the Boys Home Porter from Camp White. The Sooner! young couple will make their* ------ BUY BONDS------ home in Ashland for the present. ’ NOTICE OF INTEXTION TO ------ BUY BONDS— MAKE FINAL PROOF USO LIBRARY NEEDS Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Florence Farlow, IJbrar- Oscar Roy Taylor, of Box 614. tan at USQ Clubhouse, is very Hilts, California, who, on March I much pleased over the fact that 28, 1038, made Homestead Entry ! people are bringing in their new under Act of June 6, 1912, No. magazines as soon as they are 021871, for E'2SE>4. Section 30 through reading them, so the hoys Township 40 South, Range 2 East. can keep up with the current Willamette Meredian, has filed news and recent stories notice of intention to make final However, she does see the need Proof, to establish claim to the for Ubrary recreation games, and land above described, before A. E. as Jig saw puzzles, checkers, Gilberg, Justice of Peace, at Hilts, chess and other table games, and California, on the 9th day of If anyone has any. not in use. they November, 1943. Claimant rames would be most acceptable at the as witnesses: Henry Pi sap. of USO Hilts, California; Harry Furer, of 1 ------ BUY BONDS------ Medford. Oregon; Gus Avgeris. of See us now for Automobile Colestin, Oregon; Theo. Avgeris. Liability Insurance. of Colestin, Oregon. Mrs. M T. Bums—on the Plaza. George Finley, Register I LITHIfl E N T E R T A I N M E N T Phone 7501 Friday & Saturday “THE CLANCY STREET BOYS” Featuring the EASTSIDE KIDS ALSO COWBOY COMMANDOS with the RANGE BUSTERS Mon. - Tues. INSÙ R A N C E HEALTH A ACCIDENT UFE M. T. BURNS ON THE PLAZA GREEN SLABS “REPORT FROM THE ALEUTIANS” FOR Immediate Delivery An Authentic Filming in Glorious Technicolor WEDS. & THURS. BARGAIN NIGHTS PHONE 5751 GUNTER FUEL CO. i I Matinee Saturday Continuous Sunday Í A DllAWi-ACnOH BOMBI — more deadly than a Jap incendiary i • Over one-fourth of all Oregon forest fir« are caused by careless smokers. Use your ash trays... break matches twice...observe rules of commoa sense! K mb Oraoen Grwn Aim. Service men on furlough and other essential war travelers now have the “right of rail" with Southern Pacific. It’s the railroad's job in war time to carry such travclerswlicrcvcr they need to go, and without delay. If you don't need to take the train, wc hope you won’t. IN MEDFORD IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BUSIEST BLOCK YOUR FAVORITE CUT-RATE PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS VITAMINS SUNDRIES .HI Y*« friendly Se- Southern Pacific S Alleante reunalloiu re<iu!m! for S. /*. coach «/Mice Invasion Warbonds 3d War Loan MT. ASHLAND TOBACCOS CIGARETTES STATIONERY TOILETRIES WESTERN THRIFT STORE 30 North Central Phone Medford 3874 SAME GOOD WORKMANSHIP SAME GOOD SERVICE! Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese AT YOUR GROCERY OR MARKET ASHLAND CREAMERY "What is made in Ashland makes Ashland” I BREAD and CAKES Wardrobe Cleaners On the Plaza Phone 3281
