SOUTHERN OREGON MINER « SAME GOOD WORKMANSHIP SAME GOOD SERVICE! Wardrobe Cleaners On the Plaza Phone 3281 Thursday, October 28, 1943 Kusliing Work on Harry NEIL ARANT TAKEN ( .apman's News Stand »TO M \R1\E OOBM 1 Work on Harry Chipman’s en­ N<*il Morton Arant, prominent I Ashland High School student and large 1 News Stand is nearing IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BUSIEST BLOCK YOUR FAVORITE CUT-RATE completion The partition between It 1« hard to make end« meet his former place of business and the r»»orn once occupied by the today and often taxes spell the Steven's Market has been re­ difference between comfort and moved, converting the two rooms just living All the little luxuries ! that make life so pleasant have Into one . Harry has the entire floor sur- had to go by the board. But when I hear complaints face covered with new inlaid 11- noleum and decorators are at about taxes. I think of what I | work rushing completion for his heard a Norgwegian seaman aay ’ lormai opening on or about Nov. 6. a couple of years ago; j "We, who would not, or could not j INSURANCE o - -..... - “'Riat you can depend on" Mr. and Mrs. Culver Anderson ! create a security against fear and I AUTOMOBILE FIRE famine among the underprivileged, and infant son of Portland are have seen rich and poor alike re­ visiting with relatives here. duced to a destitution far worse ' than that of our most wretched | slums of yesterday. “We, who squabbled in our own j household over ancient prejudices . of race or religion and over petty | HEALTH Si A< < IDHNT differences of politics or trade, j have learned that sectional bound- j M. T. BURNS ar.es cannot isolate a people to 1 ON THE PLAZA the furious force of Nazi assault * ★ * and persecution. “We, who saw the class strug­ WANTED gle blind capitalist and labor to 1OO perMona to hear Evangelist the fury of the gathering storm I know now that both lost in their P. J. Griffiths of Salem, Oregon folly more than either had ever each evening ut 7:45. Children’» meetings, Mrs. Griffith in charge, | hoped to gain.” This we too have learned in the at 4:00 p.m. Monday through Fri­ past two years. Are we going to day. Everyone welcome. FREE METHODIST CHURCH take that lesson to heart ? Are we E. Main at 7th i going to realize that paying taxes for thia war is our one hope of FOR SALE "What Is made in Ashland makes Ashland" not paying tribute? That what GIFT BOXES OF FRUIT we give up we would lose forever If men did not work and fight and HERBERTS FRUIT 4 PRODUCE die for the protection of our rights Phone 1761 as free men? We, who shut our eyes to the —WANTED— sore spots of the world found The Best Horse That $25 Will Buy those plague centers too close for See G. L TALBOTT, comfort to our homes. We, who Ashland Lumber Co. said it was none of our business have learned that cruelty, perse­ cution and hatred are like a for­ — FILMS — est fire, spreading past its own ! DEVELOPED & PRINTED boundaries and seeking what it 6 or 8 ex. 15c per roll may devour. Double size 25c We. who have generalized in '5c extra of Panchromatic. All our conversation, setting group fine grain developed. Reprint» against group, do not realize that ! 2c each. Double size 3c each.; this was how the whole thing Deckle or plain edge, Guaran-1 started. The despots of today teed work. Enlarging. coloring.! were those who felt themselves ; copying. Low prices. Send to— the "have nots” of yesterday. A ECONOMT j frank discussion of common ob­ PHOTO FINISHERS jectives, a voluntary cooperation Box 1576, Station D now is far better than arbitrary ! LOS ANGELES 7, CALIF. regimentation later in. I like to think what one man who was an American by choice told me. He said, “I am a poor DRY OR GREEN man today - but I am a very rich man. 1 paid my taxes but oh, so SLABS thankfully. Unless you have lived where I have lived, you do not- FOR know how rich a thing it is to be an American and able to help America with what she has given you.” Taxes • so what? ■on of Mr«. Ada Arant, 111 Nui.-uuy street, has been induct­ 'd into the Marine Corps and will be sent to San Diego, Calif., for itaining after a 14-day furlough Private Arant Is in his senior year at Ashland High, and made fils letters in football, baseball and basketball He also is a member i of the orchestra arid band. While in Junior high, he was | captain of the football team and president of the student body He has been employed here at the Heard dairy Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese WESTERN THRIFT STORE ASHLAND CREAMERY ✓ Phone Medford 3874 ♦ MT. ASHLAND TOBACCOS CIGARETTES STATIONERY TOILETRIES 30 North Central SOUTHERN OREGON MINUTI Published every Thursday at 167 East Maia Si., Ashland, Oregon by Charles and Ruth Giffen. Office Phone 8561 Subscription rates: 82.00 pe, year Entered as second-class matter la the post office at Ashland, Oregon February 15, 1035 under the act of March 3 1870. ASK KOK IN MEDFORD PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS VITAMINS SUNDRIES TAXES DUE SO WHAT? AT YOUR GROC ERY OR MARKET NOVEMBER 5th. 1943 ONE MILE SO. TALENT ORE. ON OLD HIGHWAY 14 COWS and CALVES 14 GUERNSEY - 6 YR. OLD - FRESH AUGUST 24 - FIVE GALLONS A DAY GUERNSEY - 4 YR. OLD - FRESH OCTOBER 18 - FIVE GALLONS A DAY GUERNSEY - 3 YR. OLD - BE FRESH IN MARCH - GOOD FLOW OF MILK GUERNSEY - 3 YR. OLD - BE FRESH BY SALE DATE GUERNSEY & JERSEY - 2 YR. OLD - BE FRESH IN MARCH - Good Milker BROWN SWIFT - 5 YR. OLD - BE FRESH NOV. 1 - SIX GALLONS A DAY JERSEY - 5 YR. OLD - BE FRESH FEB. 5 - SIX GALLONS WHEN FRESH JERSEY AND GUERNSEY - 5 YR. OLD - BE FRESH IN MAR. - Good Milker GUERNSEY - 5 YR. OLD - FRESH LAST SEPTEMBER 10 - Heavy Milker RED COW - 4 YR. OLD FROM DUNGAN SHORTHORN HERD RED COW -4 YR. OLD -FRESH IN JANUARY - HEAVY MILKER JERSEY COW - 4 YR. OLD FRESH WITH HEIFER CALF, three weeks old JERSEY COW - 4 YR. OLD - FRESH IN NOVEMBER GUERNSEY ANO JERSEY - 31-2 YR.OLD - FRESH MAY 7,1944 3 GUERNSEY HEIFER CALVES Immediate ---- 7—°------- Chancre in Tenancy Must Be Reported PHONE S751 GUNTER FUEL CO Daniel D. Gage, district rent executive, calls attention to the' rent control requirement to re-1 Bond Paper Scratch Pads, a’l port changes of tenancy. All sizes — Miner Office. landlords of houses, apartments, of rooms rented in private homes /■ or rooming houses on a month-to- month basis are required to noti­ fy the rent office of changes in tenancy. This is accomplished by DO IT NOW filling out "Change of Tenancy” 1 forms which may be secured by '-ailing at the Medford War Price and Rationing Board, Rent Sec­ tion. in the City Hall, or by re­ questing that the form be sent - by mail. \M i « h trouble conies to you Gage warned that the "Change —and it wet us ne your issuruncs for Adjustment of Rent" form. counselors. No higher rent may be charged until an order based upon an ap­ proved petition is issued. o------------ SHORT CUT Soak kidney beans in hot water and you shorten the cooking time. So much the better if you have soft rain water - - Westinghouse tvEAL EST A ik and home economists explain that REAL INSURANCE hard water tends to make the Phone 8781 41 East Main beans tough so that they never seem done. 1 Billings Agency 20 TONS OF ALFALFA AND CLOVER HAY IN BARN - IF IT ISN’T SOLD BEFORE SALE DATE FURNITURE Mohair Bed Davenport and Chair, good springs — Wood Heating Stove, a good one I Axminster 9X12 Rug with Mat — 1 6X9 Rug Gas Range Cold Spot Refrigerator — 2 Floor Lamps — Kitchen Wheelbarrow — Other Articles too numerous to mention. Table R. W. BETTNER - BOX 316 - TALENT, OREGON CAKE »