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ranch. W rite H. E Eskridge, I’. O.
box 97. A shland, O regon
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Mr. Sheldons train in g at the
Elgin W atchm aker's College
is your assurance of an accu r
ate tim epiece. B ring your
w atch in for a checkup this
w eek and get set to be prom pt
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Specials: fu rn itu re, gas ranges,
radios, show cases.
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S outhern Oregon L eague
Standings
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radio or piano. BOB LEE RADIO
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3
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1
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R oseburgs win S unday over
the A shland Elks put the Rose
LEGION MEETING
5?5E^ Régulai Legion m eeting burg C lub in top place in S o u th
at 8:00 P. M. Ju n e 25, at e rn O regon league standings.
Legion hall. All Legion- C escent City barely eked a 4 to
N aires urged to be present. A sh 3 w in from C entral P oint to bold
land Post ex ten d s an invitation in second place.
M edford lost to G ran ts Pass,
to all ex-servicem en to attend.
also by 4 to 3. afte r holding a 3
to 1 lead up into the seventh in n
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Elks .Meeting ing. Gold Hill retain ed the bot-
j tom spot on the ladder w hen Can
EACH WEDNESDAY
& W U NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK | yonville chased one m ore ru n in
to w in 2 to 1.
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CITY COUNCIL W ILL STUDY
WATER PLANS JULY 2
W ater supply will be consid
ered at a m eeting of City Council
on Tuesday, Ju ly 2. A report con
cerning the potential w ater su p
ply available and recom m enda
tions for increased w ater will be
presented at this time.
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ON THF. PLAZA
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272 East Main
Roseburg & C. City
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5341
Next Three Games
Elks Play Here
Baseball fans will have an op
p o rtu n ity to really indulge in an
orgy of good baseball and sh o u t
ing a t tiie players an d one a n
o ther during the n ex t th ree w eeks
w hen the A shland Elks m eet
three different team s here on the
hom e park.
This S unday, Ju n e
23, the
C rescent City club, as y e t u n d e
feated in league play w ill m eet
the Elks here a t 2:30 p.m. The
C rescent City club is tied for
first place w ith the M edford
C raters.
The following S unday a Tri-
C ity club w ill com e h ere to play
the Elks. This club is com posed
of players from C anyonville,
M yrtle Creek and Riddle.
On T hursday, Ju ly 4, in a bang
up F ourth of Ju ly celebration
gam e, the G rants Pass club will
be here. *
All gam es will begin a t 2:30
p.m. A dm ission w ill be 30c for
students and m en in u niform and
75 cents for adults. A loud sp ea k
er w ill call all plays.
Roseburg Dehorns
Elks, Score 6 to 0
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Ice cream size
12 for
R oseburg sh u t o u t th e Ash
land Elks 6 to 0 in a S o u th ern
Oregon league gam e played S u n
day at Roseburg. This gave Rose
burg it’s fourth stra ig h t w in in
league play And the top sp o t in
league standing.
S p arer, R oseburg h u rler, stru ck
ou t 11 Elks allow ing th e A shland
nine only four hits. Jan d reau ,
pitching for the Elks w e n t all
nine innings. The R oseburg club
collected ten hits from the local
boy.
A sh lan d ’s ball club looked good
in the field b u t poor hitting
show ed up in the score colum n.
F ive errors w ere m ark ed down
V eterans Assured
B etter VA Service
V eterans in th e Ashland area
will receive b etter service from
the V eterans ad m in istratio n in
the fu tu re it was announced this
week when the V eterans A dm in
istration staled th at it was o p en
ing a local office in the City Hall
each W ednesday,
Ellis L. W hite, Medford, will
be here each W ednesday to help
w ith V eteran's problem s. W hite
advised th at V eteruns who d e s ir
ed loans should go d irectly to a
bank or o th er lending agency.
He also stated th at any queries
concerning the present statu s of
N ational Service (Gl) Life In su r
ance caused by the passage of
legislation in the House of R e
p resentatives should be w ithheld
until the S en ate and the P resi
d en t had passed on the bill.
T he office here will be open
from 9:00 a m . until 5.00 pgn.
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CALL FOR BIDS
Bids will be accepted up to
5:00 p.m. Ju ly 9, 1948, by the
C lerk of School D istrict 5, First
N ational B ank Building, A shland
O regon, for the residence at 217
N orth M ain and for the residence
at 235 N orth Main, respectively,
A shland, Oregon. Bids will be on
Nsw shipment of enamel wars
the buildings only am i said b u ild
ings uro to be rem oved w ithin cooking utensils at Marsha 11
wo days a lte r the D istrict is able Walls on ths Plata.
to give possession, leaving the • • • • • ♦ 1
grounds free of all debris. Bids
are 10 be on a cash basis or on
term s satisfactory to ttie District. I
DK. K. V TERRI » I.
The Board reserves the right I Chiropractic P Í i v h Í ' Í i i
to reject any and all bids.
DEAN A DUFFIELD, |
Spsrl»*t»lno dn th p Moi» Cof
C lerk
fining Trsalm snt of
Hemorrhoid» I Pils» I
Willis: Take ms out to ths ball
Off ics Phons 4371
gams. Sunday. Juns 23. at Waltsr
Phillips field at 2:30 p.m. to sss
ths Ashland Elks play ths tsaqus
lsading Crsscsnt City club. A
loud spsaksr will announcs all
plays. Yours Mauds.
6 30 r3
Lithia Hotsl Building
Ashland
Orsqon
NOW OPEN
U. S. RECRUITING SERVICE
"Ashland's Own" lull time office maintained by
S Sqt. Welden Stauffer
basement City Library
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WEEK DAYS 10 e.m. - 5 p.m.
SATURDAYS 10 to 25 Noon
at a public service by the
THE STEAK HOUSE
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Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese
Shoe Repair Shop
At A shland Groceries and M arkets
• Biltrite
Heels and Soles
N o rth Plaza
76 N. Main
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ASHLAND CREAM ERY
W hat is made in Ashland, m akes Ashland
Scripter & McKeever
D ecorated plates
P ackages
Urge all to attend TOURIST
GUIDEPOST Conference at
SOC Auditorium at 8 P. M. on
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ivum.
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MEDFORD, OREGON
Army veterans who held certain
Military Occupational Specialties
may reenlist in a grade commensu
rate with their skill and experience,
provided they were honorably dis
charged on or alter May 12. 1945—
—and provided they reenlist beiore
July 1, 1946. Over three-quarters
oi a million men have joined the
new Regular Army already. MAKE
IT A MILLION! Full iacts are at any
Army Camp, Post, or Recruiting
Station.
HE delay in the Nation's reconversion program has resulted
in an acute shortage of transformers and electrical mater
ials— those things so necessary to bringing electricity to your
home or business establishment. Increasing demand for service
has depleted our reserve stocks and we must simply wait until
the supply catches up with the demand. Even though power
lines may be near your property it will be impossible for us to
bring to you the convenience of electricity until needed materials
are once again available. W e are sorry that this delay is neces
sary; we hope it will not be long. In the meantime, we hope that
you will not be inconvenienced.
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