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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1946)
S o uth ern O re g o n N e w » R eview - Read 'em and Reap - For Sale— Specials: furniture, gas ranges, radio*, show case*. SQUARE D EAL SECOND H A N D STORE. 5-30-tf. FOR SALE, 5 acres all irrigated, 4 room modern house, large chicken house, good barn, garage, woodshed. Well with pressure j pump. Lots of shade, good gard en, flowers Take trailer house or truck in on down payment. Price $5,775. Cash $3375. ASHLAND REAL ESTATE, Phone 21331. FOR SALE, 2 4 acres in city limits, 5 room modern house, furnished, 4 basement. One cow, FOR SALE— three lots. Apples 50 chickens, fruit and berries. and walnuts on each lot. 295 Immédiat e posses s i o n. $6200, Grant S t Phone 6692. 2tp. 2,000 down. OREGON LAND CO. FOR SUPERIOR RUB B E R 50 East Main. MATS made to measure, includ FOR SALE: Bldg and stock ing door mats, golf mats, and Second Hand Store. 82 N. Main, horse trailer mats. Reed’s Mat A shland. 6-27-3tp. Factory, 124 Alida St, Ashland; Phone 4851. 7-11-tf. For those well-known Raleigh D utch Boy w hite lead and lin Products, write to your local dealer. L. C. Melquist, 96 Cool seed oil at M arshall Well* on the idge street, Ashlaand. 7 11 tf Plaza. N ew assortm ent of hammer*, FOR SALE: Clean 37 Dodge w renches, pliers, tin snip* and Sedan or will trade for newer other tools at M arshall Well* on model car. Inquire Haynes Jew the Plaza. elry. 7.. 18 QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS d u e t o EXCESS ACID F re e B o o k T e lls o fH o m e T r e a tm e n tth a t M u s t H e lp or i t W ill C o s t Yo u N o th in g O v e r t w o m illio n b o ttle s o f t h e W I L L A R D T B E A T M E \ T h a v e b e e n s o l. l f o r r e li e f o f « y m p t o n is o f d is tr e s s a r is in g fr o m S to m a c h a n d D u o d e n a l U lc e rs d u e t o Excess A c id — P o o r D ig e s tio n . S o u r o r U p s e t S to m a c h . G a s s in e s s. H e a r t b u r n . Sleeplessness, e tc , d u e t o Excess A c id . S o ld o n 15 d a .w t r i a l ! A s k f o r “ W i l l a r d ’s M e s s a » a ’ * w h ic h f u l ly e x p la in s t h ia t r e a t m e n t — fre e — a t EAST SIDE PHARM ACY M onum ents and marker*. See Burn* M emorial*. On the Plaza. Lodge Meetings- ¥ Elks Meeting EACH W EDNESDAY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK ELK'S TEMPLE LEGION MEETING Regular Legion meeting at 8:00 P. M. July 22, at Legion hall. A ll Legion naires urged to be present. Ash land Post extends an invitation to all ex-servicemen to attend. Insurance— NOW PLAYING Ends Sat. Nite OES Reception RECORD GOSSIP «■M M M KB A Pledge to Our Customers WE ARE HOLDING OUR PRESCRIBED OPA M ARKUP Plaza Grocery breaks forth with bis new al bum, starmaki r . It features all the vocalists who bate worked with the Dorsey comho in thi past, and includes I rankle (Thi Voice) Sinatra, Connie Haines, Io Stafford, Buddy Rich, and the Pied Pipers. De-lovely! This is also musical depre ciation w eek . The King of Korn, Maestro Spike /ones, be ing slightly miffed at the fa d that he received no invite to the National Music Appreciaton gathering, has decided to form his own, and brother, does hi succeed! He has put out a col orful album all his own, which you can fill with your own fa vorites. Right now we have on band c h lo e , serenade to a J E R K , C O C K T A IL S E O R T W O , T H I --- Showing Thru Satur. Bill Boyd as H opalong C asid y in Weed-No-More for $ 1 .00 — SP E N D A DOLLAR — A N D SA V E Y OURSELF HOURS OF B A C K -B R E A K ING TOIL— "WEED-NO-MORE" the m a gic w eed killer make* hoeing obselete. And WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF Mix 2 tablespoons of WEED- NO-MORE to a gallon of w a ter and spray it on the weeds. SIMPSON HARDWARE KENT TAYLOR Soroptimists Hear About Convention 4 0 0 A tte n d PRICES W ITHIN THE S ee Roger Cram about your Life. H ealth and A ccident Insur ance policies 6-13-tf iH , 1946 ergreens were so arranged as to frame a beautiful representation I of Crater Laki'. Cash for your diamond, watch, I Refreshments were in charge radio or piano. BOB LEE KAD1O of past matrons of Alpha Chap ELECTRIC, Jacksonville. 6 24tf ter No. 1 with Mrs. George Bris Frances Worih und Mildred Four hundred member* of the coe acting as chairman ol the re Klum, members of th«' Soropti- Eastern Star from the various fresh) nen is committee. mists International, gave a report Elks Play Next lodges throughout Oregon were Alpha Chapter No. I was the Wednesday ut u meeting ol the present at the reception held 8 D O Game In Medford organization sponsoring the re local club, of tin'll' visit to the pin. Saturday night at Southern Sunday will see the Ashland Oregon College gymnasium in ception. Lace tablecloths covered Klamath Falls Soroptimists last Elks and Medford Craters play honor of Mrs. Lorena McNair, 1 the tables und on each table were riiursday. Representative* from ing baseball at the Jackson Coun Worthy Grand Matron of the | bouquets of red roses. The red th«1 Klamath Fall’s club had at rose is the flinger which Mrs. tended the National Soroptlmist ty Fairgrounds in Medford. Grand Chapter of the Order of The Craters lead the Elks by Easter Star of Oregon, J. H. ' McNair selected as her official Convention in Estes Park, Color half a game in the Southern Ore Hardy, Past Grand Patron, and I lower tor the year ado and gave their report to the The program was in charge of Klamath Full* club last Thurs gon League, having won four and Edna Dougherty, Grand Organist Andrew Stevens, W orthy Patron lost three, while the Elks have Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamby of Alpha Chapter No. 1. Speeches day. won five and lost four. A letter from the Crater Lake were in charge op the decorations Earlier in the season the Elks and they had created a huge were mad»' by representative* of Girl Scout Headquarters was took a 11-inning game from the flower garden within the con several lodges in Oregon. Mrs. read telling some of the duties Craters with a score of 8-7 and fines of the building by utilizing Katharine Felger. Salem, spoke that the club would have to per in a league game the Craters won dozens of baskets of pink glad- on behalf of the Grand Lodge o f form if they sponsored a troop ficials. from the Elks. 7-5 Scholarships for Southern O re iolis. Mrs. Laura Dorrance, District gon College this year were dis The platform was lined with Jean Eberhardt, Arch Barks pink gladiolis with the back drop Deputy Grand Matron of Mis cussed. The club plans to have dale, Lloyd Selby, Gerald Wen- covered with evergreens. The ev- souri. was the representative Dr. Elmo Stevenson speak soon. from the farthest point. She is an ner, and Jack Walker packed in Ways and means to raise mon aunt of Mrs. McNairs'. to the South Fork of the Rogue | ? ey for the club were also discus river Saturday night and spent Ray Rumsey is planning on sed. Sunday catching their limit of fishing at til«' coast this week- trout. Al Holmes, pardner in the A end. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Haynes and II Sport Shop went to work Mr and Mrs. Slade Songer re family visited Mr. and Mrs. R. R. turned this week from a vacation I for Boeing in Seattle on Tuesday Biseholl family at Murphy, Sun of this week Win. Benson will it Lake o'Woods. day. operate tin* shop in his absence. AI Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Corporal Robert Clark, enroute Win. Benson took a trip to Crater Elton Petri is assisting Benson. from Ft. Lewis to Camp Beale Mrs. John Cherny and daught Lake, Sunday. Bv V e rn a A tlu n .i» was a weekend guest at the home er are at present in Pawhuska, of Mr. and Mrs. John Billings. D utch Boy w hite lead and lin Oklahoma where she is visiting Clark was a prisoner of the Jap Ah yes, th ere's good n eu ' seed oil at M arshall W ells on the with her family and mother who anese after his capture on Cor- this week! T om my D one) Plaza. regedor in 1942. Wanted— Classified Advertisements I ’h u r» d *y , Ju ly BLUE DANUBE, .N l ) YOU AL Lovely Ladies Summer Hats IN ALL SIZES A ND STYLES Only $1.00 One Special Lot Sunsuits SIZES 2 - 4 - 6 - 8 - 1 0 Plain and fancy pattern* $1.69 Boys Swim Trunks TROPICAL PA TTER N S A ssorted Colors $1.95 W A YS H U R T T H E O N E Y O U L O V E This last is one o f the most hi larious numbers The King ever waxed. It’s an imitation of the Ink Spots, imitating a boiler factory, imitating . . . . well, you take it from there. W r ’ t c had a couple of other titles on hand now too, with more ex pected momentarily. And don’t forget that /nly is Kostenanetz Month. W c’i c five excellent new albums on hand, all music conducted by Mr. K. 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