S O U T H E R N O R EG O N NEW S R E V IE W , T H U R S D A Y , JUEY 4, 194^
Selling Ashland
Is Healy’s Job
W illiam E. Heuly, h».eietuiy-
niunuger nt the C huniher of Com
inei'ce mid salesm an of Axhlund
as a place to live mid work, is a
well know n Pucific
N orthw est
new spuperniun.
Educated in C aliforniu, Heuly
enlisted in the fumed 30th In
funlry im m ediately afte r com
pleting school In 1929 he went
Io B ellingham , W a hington, to
begin a new spaper career that
carried him to m any papers in
the N orthw est.
D uring this period he becam e
well know n as a political w riter.
ills close contact w ith politics
eventually led t o fus election us
of a county central
secretary
com m ittee and us u can d id ate for
m ayor of Bellingham
In l!».»H follow ing u year of
specialized win k as a w illei 00
I a hoi problem s, Heuly entered
w riting _ news broadcasts
rudiu
and handling buseball broadcasts
| l o r W heaties.
With thi’ «•lection of A rth u r B
Lang lie as governor ol W ashing
ton, Heuly went to O lym pia to
serve in the accidi'iit prevention
division of the S tate Patrol Eat
er he was directoi of publicity in
W ashington foi a presidential
candidate
Following the Japanese attack
on Pearl H arbor ,he enlisted in
the infantry, becom ing a m achine
&
William E. Healy
C ontinental A isuranco Com pany
A N N () U N C E S
that
CLARENCE EARL
I« The N ew District Aqont
For This Area
Mr. Earl Is
Represented
In Ashland By
Mrs. Nelle Burns
Telephone
Medford 7285
Telephone
A shland 6261
CONTINENTAL A SSU R A N C E COM PANY
C ONTINENTAL CASUALTY
COM PANY
from G arfield to W ightm an. Ro­
ca St. from F ern to Ashland, F ern
St. from E lkader to Koca. Mt.
Ave. from A shland to B St. Iowa
st. from G resham to Hillcrest.
A com plete i. 1 oi streets to Beach St. Irom A shland to H en­
be oiled in the city of Ashland ry at. M orton St from A shland
was released tins week by Elmei m j I'ciuisyivam a a t. m orris Ave.
Biegel, city superintendent. E q­ Irom Bivci. to r.asl Uua«u. xsiame
uipm ent has been ordered from at. iroin M orion to m orris, uew -
ey St. from n am e to n a si m ain.
tiie surplus p roperty a d m in istra ­ | » m o o at. 110111 10wa ai. to fa ir -
tion wm eh win m ake the p ro ­ view St. Vista from U resnam to
blem of oiling A shland’s stre«-ts ro rx . f o r k St. Irom Vista to Har-
m uch sim pler.
gadine St. H argadine St. from
'Die fu st group of streets to be f irst to G resnain. N ortn P ion­
oiled will be Avery stre e t from ee r St. from B St to Ash. G ranite
AisKiyou to Iowa, Iowa street St. from D eer pen to upper end
Irom Siskiyou to W ightm an; S ix ­ of auto court. Pine St. from Nut-
th stree t from A to C, Eith stre e t i ley to Baum. Alm ond St. from
Irom Las Mam to A, G resham j M anzanita to Baum. Nob Hill St
Irom Iowa to Allison; and High from Alm ond to High. Bush St.
street from Bush to G ranite; a from Alm ond to N orth Mam.
portion of Lincoln stre e t is also! Scenic D rive from Bush St. to
included in this first group.
M aple St. M aple St. from Scenic
Oiling will begin w hen the e q ­ D rive to N orth Main. Coolidge
uipm ent arrives, Biegel stated. St. from Scenic D rive to North
A pproxim ately four to five miles Main. W im er St. from Alm ond
can be w orked before the fall ( to N orth M ain St. Skidm ore St.
rains begin. A fter the first series from N orth Main to Van Ness.
ol streets have been surfaced the L aurel St. from Van Ness to Otis.
schedule calls for the following Hersey St. from L aurel to Hel-
streets to receive th<* surfacing. man.
The streets given here are not
<»
necessarily in the o rd er in which
they will be oiled: W ightm an st. Rogue River Valley
from Siskiyou Blvd to R. R.
backs. Lee st. from A very to Has More Toll Calls
W ightm an
C alifornia St. from
R. B Hammond, manager of
Iowa to R.R. track. Quincy St. the Pacific Telephone and Tele­
37 Streets Will
Be Oiled in City
gun instructor in Georgia. A fter
ins discharge from the A rm y, he
acquired an in terest in tw o m ag
azines - covering the insurance
and m urine fields - and ju st p rio r
to com ing to A shland was the
publisher of a lum ber trad e m ag ­
azine.
H ealy's prom otional abilities
have been utilized by the C h am ­
bers of Com m erce at B ellingham ,
O lym pia and Seattle. He has
headed fund raising cam paigns
for the Red Cross, the Y.M.C.A.,
C om m unity Fund and Associated
Boys Clubs. He has also filled
publicity posts w ith the Elks,
Eagles and A m erican Legion.
His civic activities have been
closely paralleled by those of his
wife. Mrs. Healy, who atten d ed
W ashington S tate College, d ev o t­
ed a num ber of years to C ham ber
of Com m erce, new spaper and
tourist bureau work. She has
been a leader in the activ ities of
her sororitv. the Red Cross, the
Y.W.C.A. and the C am pfire Girls.
T hey have one daughter, M ary
P at. 12, who is an accom plished
violinist.
The News Review is a perfect
gift for someone who has moved
from Ashland. Weekly news of
their friends makes it a letter
from home.
.
graph com pany in M edford was
in A shland on business S a tu r­
day m orning H am m ond, stated
th at the Rogue R iver valley area
including A shland, Jacksonville
T alent and M edford, had show n
the g re atest percent increase in
toll telephone calls of any area
in the state during the past six
months.
Ham m ond is the son of A. P.
Hamm ond, who will he rem em b­
ered as being the second P ost­
m aster in Ashland.
See Roger Cram about your
Life, H ealth and A ccident Insur­
6 131t
ance policies
M onum ents and markers. See
•turns M emorials. On the P lan.
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AT THE ASHLAND HARDWARE
Corner Pioneer & C, just down from the Greyhound Bus Depot,
you’ll find these “Hard To Get” items which we are offering to
you at this time. Look at this list of bargains and come in and look
around for specials in HOUSEHOLD GOODS, HARDWARE,
FARM EQUIPMENT, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES.
Here’s Some Items That Would Make A Home-
maker Happy!
2 only: Mirromatic pressure
cookers
$13.95 ea
Few O re g o n co m m unities ta n riv a l the beauty o f C orvallis, whose
n a m e ,'H e a rt o f the V alley? reveals its lo c a tio n near the center
o f the fe rtile W illa m e tte re g io n . W estw ard the green h ills rise
g e n tly in to the lo w e r reaches o f the Coast Range, and to the East,
t
beyond the valley, lie the rugged Cascades.
O re g o n State C ollege, one o f the n a tio n ’s forem ost educational
in s titu tio n s , has b ro u g h t fame to C o rv a llis ,a n d v is ito rs to th e N o r th ­
ern forest areas all h o ld special m em ories o f this pleasant city.
C o rv a llis is county seat o f prosperous B enton C o u n ty and head­
quarters fo r the U. S. Siuslaw Forest. T h e state game farm boasts
an average o f 20,000 pheasants.
A ycar-around m ild clim a te , th r iv in g industries, and a weh of
m odern highw ays help keep C o rv a llis progressive. A lo n g these
h ighw ays G reyhound p e rform s a v ita l service, lin k in g C o rva llis
to o th e r O re g o n com m unities w ith the best in local tra n sp o rta tio n .
1 only: Bathroom Scales
$4.50
6 only: Clothesbaskets
$1.85 ea
G only: Majic Flo Percolators
$3.95 ca
10 only: Revere Saucepans $4.10 ea
G only: 14” Trimo pipe wrenches
$2.70
3 only: Camp pails
10 foot steel tapes
800 feet only: %” Resinoid hose in
50 foot length guaranteed Lor
five years.
$14.95
Also have heavy galvanized and
enamal pails and hundreds of
other items.
$1.95
$1.65 gal.
Outside white paint $3.45 gal. in
....... one gallon lots. Save with 5 gal.
lots at $3.35 gal.
/h r M rm orial Union Building, huili in
honor o f Oregon ¡ ¡ l a i t C o lleg e i t u J e n l i
u ho hai egnen theirlivu for theireountry
Lots of %” used hay cable in good
.......shape only 5c, foot.
Weed No More
m
t
$1.35 roll
Binding twine
Here Are Values In Farm Equipment You Don’t
Want To Miss
1 only, Keystone stock saddle
Pestroy Livestock Spray
.
1 set only: Ivory handled, stainless
steel knives and forks at $13.50
Also have Pyrex pie plates; Pyrex
case roles, Pyrex utility dishes;
Porcelier litrified china drip
coffee makers or tea pots.
Get These Pieces Of Hardware Now Before The
Price Goes Up
Shingle stain
6.
9 only: aluminum kitchen stools,
light weight, durable, red and
black
$5.95 ea
Post War Electrical Appliances To Gladden Your
Home
2 only: Convection type
heaters
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'w S À g '.
G REYHO U N D í
electric
1 only Radiant Electric heater
3 only: flourescent light fixtures
complete with light $9.30
And other household appliances to
lighten your work.
Red Hot Special
This Week Only
G. I. Gas Cans
For Rent
Floor Sander
7% Gallon Galvanized 75c
Phone 5521
O nt o f a series o f advertisem ents by G reyhound fe a tu r in g com m unities which it serves
M A G A Z IN E S
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
GREYHOUND TAVERN
SANDWICHES
BEER
COFFEE
SOFT DRINKS
Ashland General Hardware
Corner Pioneer & C
Telephone 5521