Southern Oregon
N e w t Review, Thur-aJay,
A u g ust
i j.
1946
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F Engle, Council. No action was tak en at
expected to bring him hom e at the m eeting. The request was
given to City S u p erin ten d en t E l
the end of the week.
m er Liegel for investigation.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Erick
L
ib
it
•»
L
Miss Ivadell Sw indler
p.-m Bobbins n.other, Mrs. C. W Lai
The m em bers of the V rW de-
fam ily re tu rn ed tin.-. Wi «.
the w eekend w ith Mr. and Mrs. wood of M edford left for Calif and
siie
to utilize tiie form er stage
from
a
week
sp
en
t
in
Sao
F
i..a-
ornia
W
ednesday
m
orning.
They
H arry Dudley of Taylor St. Miss
as a club house proper and to
cisco.
ri
o
th
er
in
S
anta
C
ruz
and
Mr.
S w indler is a sister of Mrs. D ud
Mis. H enry Viets and h er two use ad d itional p ro p erty n ear the
ley and had just com pleted a will visit Mrs. R obbins grand-
ouilding as a p ark in g sp ate. The
course at tin- U niversity o f South and Mrs. E. S Bobbins in S an children, H enry Jr. and Nancy, ol j VFW has been seeking a site foi
1,on.-
L
earn,
C
alifornia
were
re
Bruno.
ern C alifornia before com ing to
cen t guests of her pareo , L, 'som e weeks, previously they had
Mrs. I,ida J. B urns and
Ashland. Miss S w indler is a mu
Jim m y of P o rtlan d are visiting and Mrs. E. P. Borden, 167 lia r I requested th a t th ey be perm itted
ic instructor in Wyoming.
n so n St. Mrs. Viets was epro.ite to build a $30,000 m em orial
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde- C aton tier m other-in-law , Mrs. Neiii hom
e from atten d in g the N o rth ' building near th e en tran ce to the
B
urns
this
week.
have just re tu rn ed from a trip to
w
est
W riters C onference at toe I L ith ia P ark h u t this was tu rn ed
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
S.
S
te
n
n
ett
Lima, Ohio w here they p u rc h as
1
U
niversity
of W ashington, S eat 'd o w n by the city council and the
and Mr. and Mrs. If. L. M - r
ed a new school bus for th e Si
park board.
tle.
picnicked last S un d ay in P
kiyou school district.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
illiam
Hao.il
■
At T uesdays m eeting of the
G
rants
Pass
R
iverside
Park
In
The bus is a 47 passenger D ol
Q Justice 1 ourt hew si
ge truck w ith a body by S u p e r the afternoon they visited the ton of S h erm an Oaks, CaliL rr. , L .arq of directors of the C hani-
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Owen i) r of Com m erce the board w ent
Ted I. Pearson, sifting loud,!
Mr. and Mrs. Bay Knox, form ior and has an exceptional h e a t Floyd and Boy P rice families on G ragg a t Sky Lodge this week. on record as unanim ously req u est
cited.
the
North
Pacific
Highway.
ing
system
,
em
ploying
four
heat
erly of Indiana, visited Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. C arlyle Bath ing the city council not to re
Mrs. Jam es Stam os and d au g h
W alter L. C ouch, void fo reig n I Mrs. C arlton Abbott and family ers.
from
S outhgate, C alifornia a re lease any p a rt of the shell until
ter.
Eileen
of
San
Franeisco
are
Mr and Mrs. E W F ish e r of
v eh icle license, cited.
1,1s 1 week. They h it Monday for
spending this week w ith Mr. air a thorough investigation had
T h o m as W Laird, no tail light, P ortland w here they will atten d B aldw in P ark, C alifornia have visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ebb r.
been m ade of uses to w hich it
I Mrs. O wen Gragg.
cited.
the C hurch of God Bible School. purchased a hom e on 415 L ib erty Mrs. Stam os is a sister of Mrs.
m ight be put.
Elder.
Leo Lem ke, for com bination
Mrs. Ben L om bard and son stre e t from C. L. Atchley.
Mr and Mrs. Jak e W eitzel are
Mrs Ella McCann has retu rn ed
overloud 19.20 and costs.
will re tu rn to th eir hom e in A sh
John F. Sam ple, drivel axle land F riday Mrs. Lom bard has spending this week in Port Ian '1 from a five weeks visit w ith her
QUICK RELIEF FROM
overload 16.50 and costs.
sp en t the past several w eeks in w here they are visiting friends dau g h ter and fam ily, Mr. and
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
and transacting business.
Mrs John M urphy of Eilgen.-,
W ayne F. C ard, no o perators P ortland.
license 1.50 and costs.
Mrs. G rosw ick of P ortland, Oregon
Mrs. Win. M cA llister en tertain
Earl S. G racey, no tail light ed th irte e n young ladies in honor ' who had been a guest at th eir
V eterans of th e Fore gn W;->. STO M A C H ULCERS
Mrs. J. R. Elder and sister,
1.50 and costs.
home,
accom
panied
them
back
to
presented
a p etition to the City due to EXCESS A C ID
of her d au g h ter's b irth d ay at
Mrs. Jam es Stam os and daugi b 1
Calvin A. floss, combinatioi T w in P lunges on August e Ib is ■ Portland.
Eileen of Hun Fi anci ico, with Council at council mis ting Tue
FreeBookTellsof HomeTreatmentthat
overload, cited.
was C ath erin es’ elev en th b irth
Mrs. Lorena McNair sp en t the Mrs. Elton K irby will spena day of last week re a u e -tin g th rt Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing
Tiie first half of 1940 tile Justice day.
* w eekend in P ortland tran sactin g T hursday w ith Mrs. Bob Ed-all < I the veterans organization J>" per
O v e r tw o m illia n b o M I
' , f th e W I L L A R D
C ourt has iiandled 144 crim inal
McDoel. Mrs. K irby and Mrs. Ed- m itted to utilize a portion of the T R E A T M K N T h o v e In en «old fo r re lief o f
M edford’s Boy Scout Troop <1 | business.
C h au tau q u a building as a ■ y m p to n M O fd lB tro s s a n -in s fro m S to m a c h
cases, and 13 civil action and will have a sw im m ing party
Mrs. Florence Farlow is sp en d sall are both d au g h ters of Mrs. old
o d e n a l U lc e r * d u e to E ic e « « A c id —
club house for the organization a P n o d o r D D u ig
smull claim s. The total am ount ol T hursday evem n g a t T w i n ing a tw o w eeks vacation from Elder.
e s tio n , S o u r o r U p s e t S to m a c h ,
P
resen
tly
the
VFW
is
m
eeting
in
m oney collected for tiiat period Plunges.
Mi and Mrs. Law rence Jacobs
G a s s ln e s s , H e a r t b u r n , Sleeplessness, e t c .,
h er duties at M cNair’s Drug store
d
u
e
t
o
Excess
A c id . S o ld o n 1 5 d a y « ' t r i a l 1
the
W
om
en’s
Civic
club
building
WM $1,313.64.
F lu h re r's B akery
em ployees
N eighbors of W oodcraft mot of Dixon, C alifornia visited Mr
A « k f o r - - W illa r d 's M e ss a g e ” w h ic h f u l l /
On
behalf
of
Elwood
Rost
•
n
d
Mrs
J
F.
Engle
Med-
e x p la in s th is U e atm en t,— fre e — a t
held th eir annual picnic and in Medford M onday w ith
com m ander of the local VFW
I view this w eekend.
John Mil jus Story
sw im p arty last S atu rd ay ev e n foi l and Phoenix clubs.
EAST SIDE P H A R M A C Y
post.
M
ayor
W
iley
presented
Re
B ernard Engle is ill at the hos
ing at T w in Plunges. They also
Mrs. K enton Bobbin s a n d
petition to the m em bers of the
pital
w
ith
rh
eu
m
atic
fever.
His
In Baseball M ag
Mrs.
danced th ro u g h o u t the evening.
daughter, Nola Sue and
"B aseball D igest” for August
1940 carried a story about John
M iljus, form er P ittsb u rg P irate
pitch er who is presently coaching
the Hollywood Mission Hed club
S everal of the best stock
and the tim e "Poosh Em Up"
ranches in S outhern Oregon.
Tony Lazer who won a world
Som e of them stocked and e-
series on a wild pitch from M iljus
quipped. S everal have free it -
M iljus who lived for several
Also
years at 223 M aple street, A sh ligation, range rights.
dairy farm s and fru it farm s
land, is also rem em bered here
C ity residence and business
for his ball playing and coaching
property.
with the Ashland Elks.
The ‘‘B aseball D igest" story
ANDREW S & REDFORD
was a recap itulation of the world
series gam e in 1929 betw een the
3« East Main — Phone 78«i5
P ittsb u rg P irates and the New
York Yankees w hen M iljus fac
ing the Y ankees in the last of the
stru ck out Lou b i l i n g ,
HOKUc River Peels ninetli
Bob Meusel, and w ith hut one
m ore ou t to go io u y
, u,
stepped to the plate. M iljus, los
God Be W i.h You
G od in- w ith you in th e S p rin g mg Hi»1 iron control which nan
ca rried him through the game
tu n e
It loose a wild pitch which pci
W hen the violet* unfold,
And ttie but vreups unit cowslip' n u tted Lazzeri and the Yangees
r hi m e iici'i m 11 li yellow gold to score, ending the ball gam
Lazzeri, who «lied last wet k
III th e tu n e of a p p le blur on,..
was one of bass-bulls outstanding
W hen the blue birds sing
Filling all the world w ith glad Inttei
J. Q. A dam s who is in c o n tin
ness
G od lie w illi you in the Spring ual correspondence w ith M iljus
has a series pf d ip p in g s and pa
Lovinu Shore
lures of M iljus and the Keds.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
VFW Requests
C- autauqua Site
of Ibll
R E A L E ST A T E
Looking for
You’ll find what you want at the A S H LA N D G EN ER A L
HARDW ARE. No use borrowinq any more from your neigh
bor. Come in and let us equip your tool stock.
Atkins Hand Saws
10 Point
Disston Special Saw, for
ting m etal, hollow ground
Mechanic Special Saw
Eight point
$4.50
c u t
$6.10
$2.35
A U T O M A T IC D R IL L S
52.75
YA N K EE D R ILLS.
$1.95 and up
Y A N K E E R A TC H ET SCREW DRIVER
$1.95 and up
ESTW IN G H A M M ER S
U nbreakable
L A T H IN G BON and shinqle
$2.65
$2.90
$1.50
LEVELS
From
P 6 C hand forged tools, sockets, spinners
and ratchets.
Complete line of P 4 C
spinners, punches and drifts. P & C Box
End Wrenches
Stanley Braces
$4.10 and up
Quarter inch D rill, one only
The Thrifty Pay Plan is the rig ht answer
A u to m o b ile s . . w ashing m achines .. re
to in s ta llm e n t financing. Preserve you r
frig e ra to rs.. ra d io s .. ra n g e s ..a ll the new
w artim e savings — pay fo r your new a u to
things will soon be back on the market.
m obile or home appPances out of income.
W heth er you buy one or all, buy on the
Scissor Jacks, 4*y inches closed, 13 inches
open. W ill lift 7 tons, $6.30.
j A K
THRIFTY PAY PLAN o f the First N a tio n a l
X-Acto wood carvinq sets, 56c and up
r «tu-
Bank of Portland. Y our home appliance
payments to be made on the Thrifty Pay
One set only pipe dies. */« to 1 */« inches,
ratchet style
with the T hrifty Pay Plan.
Fence Stretchers, $1.95
7'/» Gal.
Come in and equip
your shop with the
best in tools from
our stock.
G I
GAS
ROLLER
CANS
SKATES
75c
$4.15
Also Tricycles
Ashland General Hdw.
Telephone 5521
A
*
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AH kinds of Pliers
Corner Pioneer and C
\
- —V —
rvaj b!
Plan. You'll recognize the savings for you
Plews pistol style oil cans
if \
j -
or a u to m o tive d e a le r can a rra n g e foi
14 inch pipe wrench, pipe reamers, pipe
cutters, pipe vise.
3
j f • f s F Í f X § ’u
I
Vibrator engraving tools, $7.50
\ ’ a '*-
VCf
Below Greyhound Bus Depot
Ashland
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FIRST n a t i ; * M * !AL BANK
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