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Bright cheery prints for home or street
wear. Lox el) new cottons that will do double
duty. Wear them at home, to work, or for
that afternoon shopping trip.
Sizes 9-50
Saturday
Priced $I.59-$3.9H
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FLASH!—Brand new scotch plaid
skirts for the younger girls. Sizes 8-14
Sty lea tor comfort
I-ay away
and durabilty!
that
Christinas
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JOHNNY RIDES AGAIN...FOR
JUSTICE AND ROMANCE!
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ASHLAND LAUNDRY COMPANY
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THURSDAY - ONLY
NOTICE TO I SO VOLUNTEERS MISS NEIL ENTERTAI NR AT
Ail volunteers of Ashland USO BIRTHDAY DINX EK
are urged to come to the Club­
house and leave name and address
of all relatives in the service who
hove an overseas mailing address
This may include a son. husband,
brother-in-law, son-in-law, etc.
Names are coming in but we want
more as the time is short. The
drawing is to be Saturday. Oct 2
Miss Joan Neil was hostess at
a birthday dinner in honor of Ben
Bowers, local ranchman. A three-
story 55 candle power cake was
the piece de resistance A very en­
joyable time was had by al! How­
ever the honored guest. Mr Bow­
ers fell in with a goodly crowd of
trusty blades at the Elks Club and
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Mrs. George W. Bruce returned missed the occasion entirely He
home Thursday of last week from promises to pay more attention to
a visit with relatives in Dallas dates hereafter
Wirt M. Wright, Prop.
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Phone 7771 : 31 Water St.
Lee W’ise and Mia Ambrosia
Wagoner visited Sunday at Med­
ford with Frank Crouch, former
manager of the Hamond Pack­
ing Co. in Ashland, who has just
retired from 41 years service as
Branch manager of Swift and Co
in Medford
Bonds of Victory
Mr». Oscar Silver, who ha» been
visiting in Oakland, Calif , recent­
ly returned to Ashland She will
IM .1 lnmilsr of the BOOB stall
again thin year
W L. I’ylr of Deltrf. California
left yesterday for hi» home after
a ten-day visit with his sister,
buv ’em' Mi< Rebn P
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Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
The form of
i woman!
The brain of
an animal!
Buy a Bond and See Free
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Bond Premiere Showing—
fVELYN ANKERS
ACQUANETTA
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WEDS. l V Till RS
BARGAIN NIGHTS
Matinee Saturday
( ontinuous Sunday
< IIF.F LEAVEN ASHLAND
George Morris, Chef for over a
year at the Palace Cafe has sev­
ered his connections there and
leaves today for a visit with rel­
atives at Granta Pass .Mr Morris
will not return to Ashland but
states no definite plans for the
future. In leaving George was
presented with an elegant Mili­
tary Brush Set by his Palace co­
workers.
Bill Oxley
Bob Meusel
Bill Stern
Hoy Noble and
Hi v Orchestra
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HIGHWAY to VICTORY
and your highway to a better future
SEE US FOR YOUR
INSURANCE
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StVlfieStAe.! Mififety!
The road to Victory must be paved with War Bonds. The purchase of bonds
DrMùfMe!
1942’» most sensational
co-stars surpass their
past success...in
FARM & DWELLING
AUTO AND TRUCK
BURGLARY
LIABILITY
HEALTH. ACCIDENT
AND LIFE
will help win the war and assure a sound post-war economy. Every dollar you
put into War Bonds does three vital jobs:
1. It
helps shorten the war and thus saves American lives.
2. It protects
3.
your future as an investment.
J. F. EMMETT
It prevents inflation now and after the war.
MINER IHII.DING
107 EAHT MAIN STREET
Phone 85« 1
Our Government needs $15 Billion from War Bonds this month to "back the
attack.” Your share, every American’s share, is at least one extra $100 Bond.
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Back the attack —Buy an extra $100 War bond this month I
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Buy War Bonds from your local Bank or Post Office
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NO PRIORITY
REQUIRED NOW ON
Iron & Steel Sales
Under S10
GREYHOUND
We bave a large »teak of
iron and steel.
And, we ahn have a full
line nf boita, nuta etc.
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MATINEE
SATURDAY
Continuous Shows
SUNDAY
THERE IS
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and Machine Shop