SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, JUNE
This Week in
Justice Court
Ashland.
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1946
MINER CLASSIFIED ADS FIND GOLD FOR USERS
Heul E h täte Transfers
Hans G. Lassen et ul to Delbeit
and Geraldine V. Jones; part
(,I lot 1, hik. 1 Peuchhlow Para­
dise Orchard, Tract, Ashland.
FOR SALE; Pre-Wjir Daven-i Specials: furniture, gas ranges,
C. C. and Myra O. Pres nail to * ,„ ,,1 ,, ....
~ 1L..4.
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port, Also good 9 x 1 2 rug with radios, show cases.
SQUARE
Neue Ogden Howling; In Lot 43
clUt t ,1 SVVclJ) l l l c l l plU CU O l f)l D p C I't.y , l u i ' l l l - pad, See Hay Redmon at Talent
DEAL SECOND HAND STORE.
Garage.
6-6-2L
5 30-tf,
W. I), Teeland wus fined $1.50
anil costs for failure to obey the
traffic signs.
W. B. Turner was arrested for
having a void foreign license and
fined $1.50 and costs.
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N. E. Christlieh was fined $1.
and costs for improper lights 1. I Shultz; to Warren O. Simpson; in W ill l i l l f l ¿1 b u y O l" . J e l l C U n tS cl line first ill-! Will Trade: 1940 DeSoto con-1 FOR SALE
Good redwood
vertible five passenger coupe for posts, all sizes and length. Also
E. A. Dunn wus arrested for Ashland,
to r ia und
and Hose Taverner
pickup, 38 to 40 and cash balance DDT insect sprays; Fisher Thor­
not huvmg operator's license !o’i/
for | 'V ic
Vietoriu
in accord with OPA c< ding. Jac­ son. outside white $3.00 per gal­
vehicle and fined $2.00 and costs. Robinette to Church of Jesus S e l 't i o i l S , P l l O l i e S#5G1
ksonville Second Hand Store.
The following cuses were cited Christ; in Ashlund.
lon in five gallon lots. All kinds
6-6-2tp.
t
in court this past week:
Poultry mash and feed. TALENT
Elizu Hicks to Ernestine Hicks;
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I For Sale—Second hand store
Gandee placed fourth in the Bnd bulWing< 82 North Main
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FEED STORE,
6-6-2tp.
M. L. Morgan, r., no operator's in Ashland.
FOR SALE— 2 Bedroom mod­
license; A. J. Strouse, no opera­
Thomas II and .Mary S. Culla- 100 ya,d dash- Entered in the
5 30 3tp ern House concrete foundation,
FOR SALE; Victorian dresser
tor's license; I. F Taylor, no op.- hun to C. A. und Rachael Irwin senior division he came in be-
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|hlnd one other high school run-
FOR SUPERIOR R U B B E R , plastered, will be ready in ten witj, excellent French bevel mir­
erutor's license; C. M Allen, no in Ashlund.
days. Corner of First St. & Wag­ ror. Good 31 bed and springs,
warning device; W R. Francisco,
W. G. and Mary Agnes Sunders ner and lwo Oregon State col- Mate, made to measure, including ner road. Talent.
See C. L. Jacksonville Second Hand Store,
combination overload; II
T. to Juck W and Caroline A. Wil *eUe nien.
1 door mats, golf mats and horse Hotchkiss, Talent. 6 2-2tp.
6 62tp.
Funk, combined overload.
Hums; Lot 3 Miner's Add. Ash I
220 yard dash Gandee trailer mats; Reeds Mat Factory,
land.
I came out a bit better, placing, 124 Alida St. Ashland, Phone
30 JUNE SEES END OF
J. L. and Ruth F. Moore to thlrd- He was led only by one 4851.
6 13 It
REENLISTMENT ALLOWANCE Charles C. and F Moore to Char-1 high school and one college run-
HAVE 35 cherry trees, will
Capt. Anderson of the Medford les C. and Fllra E. Brown; Blk. , ner-
PHONE 3281
contract crop on shares. Phone
Army Recruiting Station, an­ 4 Lot 5, Jacksonville
to
William
CAPTAIN
KERRIGAN
PLACED
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8561.
6
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nounced today that the family
John D. Corsaut
Captain Eugene J. Kerrigan, U.
allowances grunted to men dur­ Chester Corsaut; part of lot 26
S. N. R., cousin of Mr. and Mrs. structed by F. A. Murdock and
ing their enlistment period will blk. C. Ashland, Railroad Add.
not be guaranteed after 30 June
Vuncel and Bernice Knight to Walter J' Kerrigan of 651 Beach will cover a 34 by 34 overall size.
1946. .
I Frances J. Clin; In klk. 34 Cool- street, was placed on inactive He plans to have it completed in
status by the Navy after six two months.
This means that men who Join idge Add Ashland
years of service in World War II
the New Regular Army after 30
w w and Myrtle K Bryan
MR. AND MRS. KL CY A. SMITH
June U|46, will not be guaranteed David and Betty L. DeHave; L ot1, . Captain Kerrigan served .. as ... an
the {¡gpuly allowances during 10 part of lot 11 Blk. 52 Summit *ntelhgence Officer in World War
, II ana was also a veteran of War
then fltriod of enlistment.
ON TH E PLAZA
Add. Ashland.
ASHLAND, OREGON
I.
who does enlist or re-
The
mayor
welcomes
the
fol­
| Kerrigan formerly served as
the New Regular Army GRAVESIDE RITES FOR
0 June 1946, will be , j OHN GRUVER FRIDAY
investigator of San Francisco and lowing new people to Ashland:
Lawrence Rude, 165 Van Ness
ed their family allow-
John Gruver .relative of H L is well known in the northwest. Avenue; George Beak, 462 Palm
uring the entire ’ period
Moore family and former resident
Avenue; J. L. Broadfoot, 145 Hel- (
of thi^P enlistment.
BARNET ENLISTS IN ARMY
man Street; Della Ross, 376 B.
Capt Anderson also pointed of Ashland .pased away in Port­ ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
Street; Mr. Royal Staley, 423 N.
out that men who are discharg­ land, May 31, and was brought to
Jesse,
E.
Barnet,
18,
of
548
Ashland, May 31 for burial.
Main; Doris Overand, 468 Hel-
ed and desire to reenlist in their
The Reverend Clarence Mc­ Iowa St., Ashland, Oregon, en­ man.
discharge grade will have to do
listed
in
the
Regular
Army
May
so within twenty days of the date Call of the Congregational church 22. Barnet left last week for Fort
J. H. Von Kuhlmann, who has
of their discharge after 30 June conducted the graveside services Lewis where he will be classified
held at the family plot in Moun­
been
with Karl 'Osser has accept-;
1946.
and assigned to a Basic training
tain View cemetery.
center to receive eight weeks of ed a position as Engineer with ,
Mr. Gruver was born in War­ Basic Military training.
the Oak Street Tank and Steel.
rensburg, Mo., June 26, 1857, and
Barnet is the son of Mrs. A l­
is survived by two sons, Fred M
Quit Claim Deeds: t
and Harold P. Gruver of Port­ bert W. Fry of this city. He ask­
Arnold M. A Helen S. Depner land. Also one brother, Joseph ed for duty in the Ordnance de­
to F. C. & Clara Mae Harring­ Gruver of Gruver, Texas, and partment, in the European The­
atre of Operations.
two grandchildren.
ton, in Jacksonville.
John W. Prillimun to Richard
MURDOCK WILL REPRESENT
G. Foster: Lots 1, 2, Blk. 52 Sum-
LIJUMI AUTO WHOLESALERS
mitt Add., Ashland.
r ep a ir in g
I H. P. Murdock, formerly of j
Tom D. & Tessie M Foster to
Boise,
Idaho,
who
represents
the
Richard G. Foster: Lots 1, 2, Blk
Tad Gandee, who accompanied Lijumi Automotive Wholesalers
52, Summit Add., Ashland.
George Fullerton to Portland last in the Southern Oregon and
Feel Estate Transfers:
North Plaza
65 N. Main
lAe V. A Velma M. Negles to week, returned with two places Northern California territory, is Precison Repairing
Jewelry
won in the 100 and the 220 yard building a home on 1125 East'
Ira R. & May S Culver: Lots 1, races.
Main.
His
home
is
being
con-
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2. Blk. 1, Wagner Butte Add.,
Talent.
C. M. & Hattie Litwiller to Ora
A. Huis: Lot 18, Prachts Add.,
Ashland.
Torn D. & Tessie M Foster to
Richard C. Foster: Lots 1. 2, Blk.
52, Summit Add., Ashland.
Wm. M. & Dorothy Briggs to
Don & Hazel L. MncWhirter in
Ashland.
Taylor R. A Norma B. Wil
Hams to Win. M. & Dorothy
Briggs: in Ashland.
Ralph D. A Maude E. McBride
to Henry L. A Claudia L. Pritch.
ard, in Ashland.
Charles V. & Georgia E. Flan­
ders to Philip H. A Marchiai
Stansbury in Ashland.
Bernice & Guy N. Freeman to
George S. & Amy E. Reed: part
of Lot 22, Galey Add., Ashland.
W. W. & Myrtle E. Bryan to
Win. Jr. & Dorothy W. Hutch­
inson: Lot 3 Blk. 52, Summit Add
fry Miner Classified Ads to help you sell,
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. 'S ' t J Ä ' TJ tu re or equipment th at you aren't using. We
Hose Tavern., 1 sertion, five cents a line for succeeding in-
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Gandee Places In
Two Races at Meet
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Jones Jewelers
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Velna Weitzel
Teacher of Piano
Weitzels
Professional Integrity
Phone 8511
Livestock Bought and Sold
DR. E. N. TERRILL
Chiropractic Physician
Grace Andrews
Nelle Burns
Margie Clark
Norma Erwin
Phoebe Green
Society Editor
Justice of the Peace
Joys Garden
Erwin Insurance Agency
Sheldons Jewelry
Catharine Hufman
Jeanne Hess
Blanche C. Huffman
Mildred Klum
Hattie Litwiller
Teacher of Voice
Rosemary’s Flower Shop
H u ffm a n ’s Real Estate
Draperies
Litwiller Funeral Home
Una La Marre
Belva Lilly
Cora Mason
Marie McKeever
June Pentzer
Specializing in tha Non-Con­
fining Treatment of
Hemorrhoids (Piles)
J.a Marres Drug Store
Groceries
Ashland Public Library
Office Phone 4371
Mary II. Rath
Blanche Rummel Rice
Amy E. Reed
Lithia Hotel Building
Mount View Motel
Doctor of Optometry
Reed’s Mattress Co.
Ashland. Oregon
Marion Wines
Southern Oregon Miner
Monuments
Marble - Granite
Bronze
Adaline Weber
Apartment House
Marshall Wells
Jeanette Smith
Southern Oregon College
Francis Worth
Cattle Ranching
T he S oroptimist C lub
Dress Shop
Melicent Short
Short's Texaco Station
Nellie Wick
W icks Furniture
of
A shland
(favttened fate Í2. Í946
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