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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY. JUNE 14, 194s TALENT NEWS D rivers L icen ses Oliver E. Dews, 470 Siskiyou, Boulevard, Ashlund, Oregon, has been promoted from second to First Lieutenant, in the Weather Wing, Army Air Forces, at Ashe ville, North Caroline. He is the son of Mrs. Ruth Dews of 470 Siskiyou. Prior to entering the service, Lt. Dews was a student at Stanford and the University of Oregon during the years 1940 to 43. He has a degree from the Uni versity of Oregon. The Weather Wing exercises control over the AAF Weather Service in the Unit ed States and most of the west ern hemisphere and serves as ad ministrative clearing house for Weather Service Oper a t i o n s throughout the world. TALENT June 12,—Mr. and visited Mi. Com bests Grand- 1 IN O t Í N e e t í e d 1 t l l S i d l l ’ Mis Ralph Bonsson oí 1 inspect mother, Mrs. Louisia Combest I Oregon driver's licenses, issued were transacting business anti and other ____________ relatives. Dr. Comltest on or after June IS, 1941, need callingjjn friends here Saturday. < is in the medical corps of the U. not be renewed this year, Seere- Mr. Faye Clayton called at the S. Army and is being transferred tary of State Robert S. Farrell convelescent home in Ashland to San francisco for assignment. said today. The 1943 legislature Friday to visit his mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Homes assembly extended the time of Sue Clayton and sister, Mrs. and daughter Clarice were visit these licenses to June 30, 1947. Eva Wedge. He reports their con ing relatives in Talent, Sunday The numbers of all licenses dition unchanged. afternoon. thus extended bear the prefix Mr. and Mrs. William Sommers | The Volunteer Firemen's sup “OK”, Farrell said. are the parents of a baby girl per and dance at the City Hall "Many drivers apparently be born at the Community Hospital Saturday night was well attend in Ashland, Saturday June 9. She ed. Many out of town guests were lieve they are required to renew their driver's licenses this year, has been named Linda Carol. present. but the act of the 1945 legislature Mr. and Mrs. C. Meagher of extends the time these licenses Mrs. Grace Blanchard a n d Medford were in Talent Sunday looking for a location. They re baby of Grants Pass visited her are valid through the next two cently moved from Portland to Aunt, Mrs. C. L. Skeeters the years,” Farrell said. past week. The secretary of state explain Medford. Auto King motor oils an J spark ed it is not necessary that a new A number of Talent people at Mrs. O. K. McCurtain visited plugs at Marshall-Wells Store on license card be obtained, showing at tiie home of her daughter, Mrs tended the sale at Rosens in Bel the new expiration date. All en the Plaza. Phone z - i z ) i Ivan Daly, who is spending the view .Monday afternoon. ----- -------- o------------- forcement authorities throughout — - o—- — summer in the Dead Indian Area. the nation have been notified of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hughes Auto King motor oils am! spark T, 4 Harvey Maxon of Talent the legislature’s action in extend came last week from Junction was one of the first men to push plugs at Marshall-Wells Store on ing the time the present licenses City to take possession of their into Carrara Massa, La Spezia, the Plaza. Phone l - i a j i are valid. newlv acquired property the De and Gepdoain with the crack 473 However, if the license card pot Cafe and an apartment house Infantry regiment, according to become mutilated, or the driver at 662 B. Street which they pur a recent dispatch from the Euro wishes a new card showing a chased from Mr. and Mrs. Iler. pean theater of poerations. Har change of address or personal Accompanying the newcomers vey is a cook attached to regim description, he may make appli are their two daughters, one who ental headquarters. cation to the secretary of state has just graduated from the Junc L. R. Wadsworth of Wagner for a duplicate card which will tion City high school, and the Creek has gone to San Francisco be issued for a fee of 25 cents. other a high school student They where he entered the S. P. Hos Farrell emphasized, however, that are renovating and repairing the pital for treatm ent Thru Saturday drivers are not required by law Depot Cafe preparatory to its Mrs. Morris of San Fancisco is to obtain a new card to show a opening soon. visiting her daughter and son in change of address, a change in law. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walters personal description or to show FOR SA L E — S an ilac s t o c k and family. UPROKRIOHR the new expiration date. spray. H igh est q u a lity obtainable Annabelle Riggs of Ashland R oririice $1.35 per gallon. "At the S ig n of was a visitor here Wednesday RnORMRTRHI the F ly in g Red Horse" E ast M ain evening. and Gresham .Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morris The Methodist Daily Vacation and baby of Prospect were busi Two Ashland young folks were Bible ¿?hool got off to a good ness callers here Thursday. married June 5, at Yreka, it was start yesterday for its second Lloyd Lacey Jr. of the navy is week. Many of the boys and girls learned. They are Esther Whiting, spending a furlough with his have a perfect attendance and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lacy are endeavoring to close school Mechenson and Bruce Schilling, and sister Agnes and other rela next Friday with a perfect atten son of Mrs. Etta Schilling, all of tives. dance for the two weeks. They Ashland. The ceremony was per Dr. and Mrs. Clay Combest are looking forward to Friday formed by the Methodist minis evening’s program which they ter at Yreka. The bride has been are to offer. They will have ex working at the College here and hibits of their hand-craft work, the Groom for a logging company. and will give dramatizations, and (AiUALTY Mr. and Mrs. Coke of Medford pantomines, and music. Of course this program is to be open to the was transacting business in Ash plus land Monday. public. William Creighton Roberts o f1 day night and Sunday with her Talent was cited into Justice sister, Sgt. and Mis. B. J Krug in court Monday for not having un Medford. operator's license. He was fined o $1.00 und costs. Buy bonds to buy bombs to Mrs. William Furd spent Sutur- bomb bums. LITHIA NOW PLAYING Father’s Day LOCALS I ä / jervicej M onum ents and m arkers. See Burns M emorial*. On the Plaxa. Com* in. le t us ex p la in J. F. Emmett 117 East M aia S treet Phon* MSI SIMM WALKER SCHUNZIl - " _ — -—.I _ KINHOID \--— - -y 1 Ends Sat. Nite STARTS SUNDAY for 3 D ays Monday night, June 11, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wines a farewell party was given by the Congregational Church choir for N o rm a n R e s t a d and his wife, Helen, who are leav ing soon to visit relatives in the east. Petty Officer 1/c Restad has just returned from 33 months act ive duty in the Atlantic, and is waiting reasignment. Mrs. Restad, formerly Helen Baker, has been active in the choir and was presented a gift of lovely note paper, as a token of the appreication of the choir. Games were played throughout the evening and refreshments consisting of punch and cake and cookies were served later in the evening. Insurance is SUNDAY, JUNE I7th GIFT SUGGESTIONS “Norwood” (iift Set........... $1.50 plus tax j piece set including shave cream, talc and lotion “Norwood” Liquid Shave Cream 50c, tax “Norwood” T a lc............................ 50c, tax “Norwood” Lotion........................ 50c, tax (V ery attractively packaged) Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Austin of Trail have purchased a home in Bellview. All Metal Smoke Stand.................... $8.95 Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lebow have sold their farm in Bellview and purchased a home in Ash land. White Handkerchiefs..........................15c Fine Hosiery........................29c to 49c pr. Belts, leather and plastic....................98c T ie s................ ........................ 49c, 75c, 98c W ill p ay cash for ch ick en s P. O. B ox 2R1. j — o---------- L. T. Ferguson of Klamath Falls was in Ashland Saturday on business. Plain and initialed The Best Gift of A ll.. .A WAR BONI) H. L. Moore made a business trip to Williams Creek Monday. — — o---------- Mr and Mrs. Geo. Davis have sold their ranch on Tolman Creek road and purchased a home in Jacksonville. Metq, --------------o ------------- Auto King motor oils and spark plugs at Marshall-Wells Store on the Plaza. Phone z - i z j i THE OLD JUDGE SAYS ‘you ca n d ep e n d o n ’’ • A u to m o b ile • F ire Burns Agency ON T H E PLA ZA SU N D A Y DR. E. N. TERRILL .strong • faith that moves Chiropractic Physician S p ecia lisin g in the N on-C on fin in g T reatm ent of H em orrhoids (P iles) mountains! O ffice P hone 4371 L ith ia H otel B uilding A shland. Oregon “Your Friendly Grocer” MATINEE SATURDAY C O N T IN U O U S SH O W S S U N D A Y A lw ays a Good Supply o f Fresh F ruits and V egetab les W here Your Trade is A ppreciated PLAZA FRED: “ Is it true, Judge, that a war can’t be won without the use of war-alcohol. . . the kind the beverage distillers have been producing for the government for over two years?” a more human role. The medical supplies which our military doctors use to alleviate pain, combat infection, save lives are pre pared with war-alcohol.” OLD JUDGE: ‘‘T hat’s right, Fred. I t is a basic ingredient in the smokeless powder used in virtually every firearm from a pistol to a 16-inch gun. And, in addition, it plays FRED: “ No wonder, then, more and more people are recognizing the great contribu tion our beverage distillers have made to the winning of the war with their double- 'ly product.” GROCERY Mr. and Mrs. Hays Tk, nt bj> Conftrtnci of Alcoholic V a n a n I ■ 4