Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, September 05, 1946, Image 6

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    Southern Oregon New» Review, Thursday, September i, 194«
The Old Timer Says
Many c o m-
m umtie s 1 n
the state, A sh
la n d in clu d e d
have been de
r iv in g s u b-
s ta n tia l reven
ues fro m the
lic e n s in g o f
,
p unch boards / W X e '
XL
and »lot m a ­
chines w hichi
procedure the
state declares ille g a l and says,
m ust stop The A tto rn e y G eneral
has issued an e d ict d ire c tin g law
e nfo rce m en t officers to crack
d o w n on operators o f these gam ­
b lin g devices, fa ilu re to do so to
be a m isdem eanor, e n ta ilin g not
o n ly a heavy fin e bue rem oval
fro m office. In the m eantim e the
the state sanctions p a ri-m u tu a l
b e ttin g on dog and horse races,
m illio n s o f d o lla rs being wagered
and the state co m p la ce n tly ta k in g
C ity
w a te r's
being
w asted! I w a te r dept.
the e d ito r cried,
No w a ii-i m ust ru n afU ii lit
it's running utter 10 p M .
pin.
tile la w is being defied.
the c o u n c ilm e n decreed
T h a t tin y patch o f plaza la w n ,
O u r fle sh green c m p . w ill d ll
is s p rin k le d d a ily fro m u usk to o f th irs t,
T h is co lu m n is p resenting a n ! d a w n ,
if you do not tu ke herd.
opus today by o u r fam ed c o n tri- 1 W h ile o u r c ity fa th ers slept,
To waste the w u te r on street- I
b u to r, Pearl B u tto n N o tic in g tin The s tie e ts w ere flooded by the
and law ns,
,
w a te r ru n n in g w ild last week in
w o u ld be a d a s ta rd ly deed
the Plaza area a fte r 10 a.nt
The c o u n c ilm e n c ry,
Pear, took pen in hand and pen
to are w a te r dept " F ie ” ,
tied th is little note. T his is w hat
“ W hat's the m u tte r, e m it von
was w ro te :
R E A D ? ?"
MELUDY
MART
an annual ra k c -o ff o f u pw ard s a
q u a rte r o f a m illio n .
“ N ice K e ttle o f fis h ’ " As we
view it, g a m b lin g and b e ttin g are
fir s t consins. It th ere a P h ila d e l­
phia la w y e r in the house?
U ncle Josh
B i Verna Ath.in.is
Z/»/s Zs Z’i r r ) Com o U n A,
here and elsewhere. h i fa c t it's
Perry C om o \l eek fro m here to
I a'apoosa, AI.Z. So here 11 e come
u :th a resounding h it o f tub-
th u m p in g fo r .Mr. C. N o t th a t
be needs any apologies. .Mr.
Com » is one o f the forem ost
yodelers in this mad postwar
u o rld , and any one u ho listens
to the radio these nights, and
p a rticu la rly to the C hesterfield
Supper C lu b , knou s it.
Y o u 'll probably take a shine
to his version o f r iL t. T H t 1 m >
01 t i m e . T A « is one o f his best
kn ow n numbers, and he really
puts a glou on it. s u r r f n d i r .
BLUE
SAPPHIRE
September
Birthstone
T 1 M P T A T IO N , Bi l l
B rillia n c e and bea uty in
FOR THAT EXTRA
COFFEE SHOP
R u th A . A b b o tt - L it h ia H o te l
S A T is in n , and the ever
I’ M
ALWAYS CH ASING
Qeioes
W atch R epair, J e w e lry R epair
E n g ra v in g
A sh la n d
Phone 7131
RIDE A BIKE TO SCHOOL
L e t Us O v e rh a u l A n d E q u ip
Y o u r B ik e F or School Days
0. R. Edwards
RAIN -
are some o f the m any
others he has waxed. N o doubt
about it, the hoy is rig h t on
the hall. H is selling p o p u la rity
here in Ashland runs a close se­
cond to Crosby w ho is the h o t­
test th in g on platters.
T here's some more g o o d
neus. W’ r have on hand some o f
the special u n fille d albums fo r
M r. Com o’s platters. These are
a sweet job w ith a color por­
tra it o f .Mr. C. on the cover,
retail fo r 75 cents, hold fiv e
o f your favorites. I f you have
more than fiv e , and most peo­
ple hai e. get tw o , and label
them ' accordingly. N eat h u t
not guady, and handy as the
w e ll-kn o w n pocket on a shirt.
So come on in v Como fans,
and look ’em 01 er. W e’ ve got
’em and y o u 'll lik e ’em. That's
a t................
EVERYUuDY’S TALKING!
Gunter Fuel Co.
m
4th St.
U iO L I
Phone $7t
A sh la n d
( Phone 8 01 i
V IT A M IN S , and scientific rc w a rJ i li.is proven tlie ii
u u O M iy to r good health.
Everybody ( an Find . . .
their fa v o rite vita m in products in ihc complete viianunv vcition»
.11 W I M l K N I H K i l I S i O K I in M eillo rd.
Everybody Who Shops . . .
R E A L E S T A T E
Sou hern O regon’s V itam in» 1 Icadquarter» . . .
I mdv M cdt o rd ’s Lowest Pines
1 mdv A u th e n tic V ita m in In fo rm a tio n
fin d s M edto.d's Largest Variety.
3 Acres irrig a te d land, fenced,
cross fenced,
w ith
m odern
house, new h arp, garage, and
c h icke n house. T h is place is
located ju s t o utsid e c ity lim its
ANDREW S
O v e r 5 0 0 k in d s a n d s iz e s
WESTERN THRIFT STORE
& REDFORD
38 East M am
—
% "T
U S B
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■ MB ■ ■
ONWARD SCHOOL EVENT
lO
S tarts S A T U R D A Y M O R N IN G . Y o u 'll be able to
e q u ip y o u rs e lf fo r th is year's classes fro m o u r c o m ­
plete stock.
Rulers
10c Each
O n w a rd brass edged wood ru le rs ,
or tra n s p a re n t c e llu lo id ru le rs.
12 inch.
7 ,1 » TTitft
Webster’s I)ietionaries
- ?
25c
7V2 Inch Lead Pencils
this year!
w ith Eraser T ips P riced to
please a ll t h r if t y scholars
fo r
Mechanical
Script« Pencil
N ew h an dy sized pocket d ic tio n a ry . C ontains more
5c
than 21,000 d e fin itio n s . F le x ib le cover.
“De Luxe”
Fountain Pen
20c
$1.00
Opaque or tra n s p a re n t plas
tic b a rre l, n ic k e l p la te d tip .
H olds 4 -inch leads.
"W e a re v e r D e L u x e ".
Best
d o lla r pen on the m a rk e t!
P e a rly colors, in p la stic.
Gift-Boxed
Script« Pencil
"Zenith”
Fountain Pen
$1.00
$1.95
The "W o rd M a s te r". M ost
dependable
SI
q u a lity !
P la stic,
w ith
gold plate
tr im .
"W e a re v e r
Z e n ith ."
Lus­
trous, so lid
co lo r
p la s tic
b a rre l, 14K solid gold tip .
Quality Paper Clips
s^
SP
The friendly Southern Pa
S. J. BAILEY, Agent
• r
Phone 7501
ONW ARD
White
Paste
l\
5c
H a n d y 1 '/a
it. Si
oz. ja r
w ith spreader. Fast s tic k -
in g 40 oz. size
1 Ap
iW
S p ira l W ire -
bound
Note
Books
\s
w ith open end
or open side
5c
Good q u a lity
ONW ARD
From now until school starts again is the peak of the summer travel
season. Most of our trains are heavily loaded, and reservations at your
favorite resort are frequently difficult to get.
But if you can arrange to take your vacation after Labor Day in
September or in October or November, chances are you’ll be able to
get exactly the accommodations you want—not only on the train,
but at your destination as well.
In California, weather is at its best in the fall. San Francisco, for
example, has ita nicest weather in September and October. The same
is true in Southern California.
So we suggest that in planning your well-earned Victory Vacation
this year, it might be well to aim at the Indian Summer off-seasor
You’ll be less crowded and have lots more fun.
However, if you have to take your vacation sooner, we’ll do r
thing we can to help you. Just let us know as far in advar. ;:c a s ;
'4
supplies
1 ^ .-
\
( V
w ith
/
best time to take your vacation
O-
to s c h o o l
270 East M ain
Here’s why Indie« Summer is the
P H O N E M E D F O R D 3874
30 N O R T H C E N T R A L
Phone 7886
THE MART
S pecia list in W heeled Toys
343 E. M a in
popular
B o v is ,
call for
Reservations
LITHIfl
OF MY DREAM S, YOU W O N ’T 111
Rings, Bracelets. Pins
SPECIAL PARTY
SKITS, GIRI
Mili Wood
Fuel Oil
cookery, baking pow der biscuits.
Wade
lla rn d e n ,
B e llv ie w ;
C am p cookery n u k in g
po>«
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biscuits.
Jackson C o u n ly 4 ,1 c lu b me
I'a r o l Z e d ic k c r, V u llc y V iew ,
hei . w ent to Salem th is week to C lo th in g II house t h e
u n u . p. n
e n te r th e ir e x h ib it., at the auie
C arol Espy, B e llv ie w , r iu u i K
fan S eptem ber 2 to II
4B. in fo rm a l p a rty dress
H ills n-w .uni V a l e j VI ' 1
Allene Owen.. V a lle y V u w ;
m em bers w ho are m a k in g
the c lo th in g 3A. w ool su it
tr ip and th e ir e x h ib its are as
D alto n L e m le y, V a lle y V ie w ;
fo llo w s:
W o o d w o rk in g
M o llie G resham , B e llv ie w , c a n ­
D onald N ichols, B e llv ie w ; Sou
th rin w n la t lam b, I h i e t d r i '« 1 nin g 111
and H ereford cow and c a ll
M r a n il M rs Ian k m U i o ub a id
A lle n e Owens, V a llu v
V ie w ;
H e re fo rd
steer, H en t -i I cow. sons. M ilo and John, spent S u n ­
H e reford
h e ife r and
H ereford day fis h in g in H y a tt Laki- L ab or
day they attended a rodeo at
calf.
Peggy H o llin g s w o rth , B e llvie w F ou r C orners
M rs Cad E llis was in M edio, 1
A ngel food cake.
Jack Espy, B e llv ie w ; Can 1 on business, Tuesday
Pen I xh ' u I 4-II ('lub
Members Dl l to Fair
w h ite
paper s u it­
able fo r pen o r pen cil w ritin g . 120
pages. 84 pages and 48 pages.
2 Boxes 15c
O N W A R D 2 R IN G
100 to a box. B rig h t F in is h W ire
Binder
CURVED STEEL
H O L D -B O B P IN S
Per
C ard
E nough "G a y la " b o b pins
fo r a w ho le h a ir-d o ! B la ck
o r bronze fin is h , card of 30.
9c
C ard of 18
Solo Bob Pins
5c
F o r boys aged 9 to 14
A L L E L A S T IC
SUSPENDERS
PER
P A IR
A d ju s ta b le 27 inch le n g th
w ith
snap on clip s
th a t
e lim in a te the need fo r b u t­
tons.
8 Different Shades
Wax Crayola Crayons
C a re fu lly B lended
W a te rp ro o f C olors. Box
10c
39c
SH EER C O M B E D
L A W N H A N K IE S
57c
“ fo r
F o r g irls .
G ay splashv
p rin ts on generous 12 in c h
squares.
of H e a v y w e ig h t B oard
25c
embossed le a th e r-lik e b la ck c o v ­
ers. A leader in its p rice range.
W e ll made 8 x lO '/i in c h looseleaf
b in de r.
16 Different Shades
Wax Crayola Crayons
Colors are P e rm a ne nt
.N on S m u d g in g ! Box
J5C
METZ 5c - $1.00 Store
H enry Metz
254 East Main
Ashland, Oregon
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