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Southern Oregon New» R rvciw , Thurw Liy. Devenibei ) Is. O. C. Raiders Classified Advertisements FOR SUPERIOR RUB B E R MATS mad* to m easure, includ ing door m ats, g o li m « u , and horse trailer mats. R eed's Mat Factory, 124 A lida St. Ashland; Phone 4851. 7-11-tf. FOR RENT: Rooms, sleeping only, 480 Siskiyou. 11-14 -8tp Large w ood log free for rem ov al. 480 S iskiyou. 11..14 ..3tp C anaries — Hartz m ountain, good singers. 803 N. Main. 11 21 ti Cocker spaniel puppies regist ered and reasonable, black or blonde. 3 m iles out H ighw ay 238 tow ard Ruch Jack son ville 191 phone. 12 12 46 REFRIGERATION trouble? Call V alley R efrigeration Ser vice, 91 Oak St., P hone 3521 nights 7973. A lso repairing home electrical appliances. 10..3U LITHIA PTA Gets School Crossing Signs ( ’(unbilled (»roups to Present Concert PO STO rFIC E TO STAY OPEN SA TURDAY P. M. A sh lan d I ’o ito ffic e w ill re m a in t'u in h in e d m usical groups of open each S a tu rd ay a ftc iu o o n be the J u n io r hig h school and tile tw een now and C h ris tin a ', a cco rd S e nio r H igh school w ll Iprescnt ing to F E V a il, postm aster Last w eeks PTA m eeting was held In the gym nasium w ith Mrs. the ann ua l C h ris tm a s conceit Elizabeth Heckert presiding Mrs. D ecem ber 17 at the J u n io r high Berntson and Mrs. Lew is, mem school g ym n a siu m at BOO p in . We w ant your used instru The p ro gram w ill inclu de sev I m - i ' s of the com m ittee appointed m ents! N ow is the lim e to sell in N ovem ber to see about tlie (*ral num bers by the high school that used trum pet, clarinet or tw o school crossing signs reported chorus In c lu d in g S chubert's "A v e sax. Cash or consignm ent. Bring that the sign s had been painted M a rla ." The ju n io r hig h chorus em in to . . . w ill lie heard In "T h e S le ig h " THE MART and put in place 270 East Main P hone 8011 T he ladies related their e x p e r and "C a ro l of the Shepherds J the com bined ch oirs w ill ien ces ubout getting the signs, and STOP MOTH DAMAGE for years sing C arol o f the B e lls " by Teon how they had first asked the city to your rugs, carpets, clothing, etc LET council, but w ere referred to the to vich . T he several vocul ensem w ith YA-DE, the 5-vear G uaran SERVICES HELD FOR MRS. hies w ill he heard in c lu d in g “ O' the county w ho in turn referred FRIENDS SAY THIS teed Mothproof. If moth dam age McGREW FRIDAY. DEC. 6. them to som eone else All In ull H o ly N ig h t’ sung by the g irls occurs w ithin 5-years after one ABOUT YOU Funeral services for Mrs. L il they Iinally got around to w here sextet and ' The D ru m " a M usi spraying YA-DE w ill pay for da lian A nderson M cGrew w ere they had to call on the state and cal s e ttin g of Eugene F ield's fa m mage. Buy colorless, odorless, held Friday afternoon, D ecem ber the ladies m entioned that they ous poem, sung by the I mivs q u a r i "D id you see the m oth d a m a g e stainless. Inexpensive YA-DE at 6, at the L ltw lller Funeral C hap w ere happy to thank the state tet. T he com bined ju n io r and in her fuiin ltu re? I h ad no idea M cNail Bros. Drug Store. el. The R everend G eorge W. h ighw ay departm ent for the senior h ig h hands w ill p lo y a sh e w as such a poor h o u se k e e p e r" Bruce w as in charge of the final prom pt w ay in w hich they hand C h ristm a s selection T here w ill A m on th tree home is a m a rk FOR His Xm as— Sm oking stands, rites. P ro te ct also he n um be rs by in s tru m e n ta l o f good housekeeping led the request. w rench sets, fishing poles and Interm ent was in M ountain ensem bles and g ro u p sing ing w ill y o u r good housekeeping le p u ta - The sign s w ere painted on the rules at Marshall W ells on the V iew cem etery . tio n by le ttin g us tre a t y o u r highw ay W ednesday afternoon. co m p le te the p ro gram Plata. O. C. B jo rlle , vocal In s tru c to r c lo th in g , fu rn itu re , rugs, curpets, Mr. G. B. Goddard announced- that new lunchroom equipm ent in tile A sh lan d schools, w ill m ake w oolens and tin s In o u r Y A DK had been ordered for the school his m usical debut In A shland, M o th p ro o fin g D ep artm en t Each and Mrs. Sm ith announced that Tuesday e vening, D ecem ber 17, a rtic le treated is backed by a 5- EACH W EDNESDAY Ihe new steam tuble w as In o p er at the J u n io r h ig h school a u d i yeiu w ritte n guarantee to re p a ir, F ive high school m usicians NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK i eplace oi pay fo r the damage ation and that the new counter to riu m have brought fun and en terta in ELK'S TEMPLE (> lir Y A -D E M o th p ro o fin g Ser- m ent to several com m un 11 y board w ould lu* installed by the B jo rlle w ill d ire c t several v<> groups and have created a sm all steam table cal groups in the ' Eventng o f'v ic e is inexpensive. Yet It is, In w h ic h has o u r o p in io n , the finest m o th p ro o f Three thousand lunches have C h ris tm a s m usical organization o f their own, M u sic", based on the old tim e Germ an been served and the total num ber been held In the A sh la n d schools J o g service a v a ila b le Y A -D e -e d of free lunches Is over tw o hun lo r m any years T he hig h school a rtic le s m ay he d ry cleaned as of- fiv e piece brass band. Let us help _...... band, . u n d e r the d ire c tio n o f Er ten as necessary Bob Frink, C urtis Vail, Harry dred. T h e to pic fo r this m ee ting was v ln Lesser, w ilf accom pany the slop m n fh and ca rp et beetle dam Kannasto, B ill M ontgom ery, and age in y o u r hom e Phone now Have M u s ic ". C h a irm a n | vocal g ro up Edith Turnbull first appeared at L e ts and lea rn about o u r Inexp en sive a high school pep assem bly last was M rs. C a th e rin e W endt She Bjorlie studied under Dr F. M fall and m ade such a hit that the was assisted by the J u n io r class C h ris tia n s e n at St O la f college Y A DE M o th p ro o fin g Service group decided to continue with m others. S tu d y class su bject was , n N ((rth f|eld. M innesota from the "U n ite d States C o n s titu tio n ". 1933 to 1937 lie was assistant the m usical farce Since that tim e they have a p - f ^ ,s Daisy Lew is recite d the d ire c to r o f the band and orches tra and (tie A C opella c h o ir, in peared at the PTA, the Rotary pre am ble to the c o n s titu tio n Mr. and Mrs. K elcy Sm ith T he band u nd er the d ir e c tio n 1 F a rib a u lt, M innesota Since his the Lions, and have plaved over A shland, Oregon KWIN. of M r W h ip p le presented several * g ra d u a tio n he has been in charge Their costum es are partially num be rs in c lu d in g a m arch m e d - 'o f v a rio u s m usic program s and to A sh la n d fro m K a lis p e ll, au th en tic, in clu d in g tw o Ger ley o f C h ris tm a s songs, "W h ite j Christm as", and "The Three j M o n ta n a M rs B jo rlle Is an ac- m an field coats w hich w ere given - Read ’em and Reap - For Sale— Honored at Banquet 11, 1946 X Elks Meeting Southern Oregon's unbeaten, ‘untied tootball elev en , w ere h on ored w ith a banquet by the stu dent body of Southern Oregon C ollege, W ednesday evein g, D ec em ber 4. The banquet w as h e ld at the W om ens civ ic club. Present for the dinner w ere the team m em bers, A, Sim pson, Har old Bishop, director of athletics at S.O.C., L aw rence Tribett, stu dent body president, and the guest speaker, Bill Bow erm an, tootball coach of Medfhrd High. Old Time German Band Is Organized LOOK AHEAD! Now! Thru Satur. There is Opportunity WARDROBE CLEANERS Waiting for You In The New Regular United States Army Especially if you w ere an Army, N ary, Marine or Coast Guard sp e c ia l is t Q ualified who held tional veterans an occupa specialty rating (for a period of at least six m onths) • —plus—# WADHQl'St LO Vti som e 400 in any skills, of m ay now en list in The R eg ular Arm y in a grade com m ens u r a t e their form er N ew hi g h w ith rating. pay and opportunities f o r m e r ly unheard of in an Arm y career aw ait you in the Regular your MOS. Check then for details, go. . or call to your n e a re s t full in. A rm y. Arm y R ecruiting Sta- tion im m ediately. to the organization by a veteran of W orld w ar II. Other portions of the costum es include portions of outm oded A shland high school band uniform s. Frink plays the bass in the group: Vail, trom bone; K annas to, trum pet; M ontgom ery and M iss Turnbull, clarinets. Bears". A flute solo and a clarinet com plished solo w ere also presented. the cello. m usician and plays HARRY GRAHAM STRUCK BY K J C rlp p e n of G ra n ts P as AUTOMOBILE SA TU R D A Y w as a v isito r at W alter K e rrig a n Harry Graham w as struck by I *’“ ,ne _ ,, ... an autom obile driven by Lee E. • . is re p o rtin g a big d e m a n d for his Sitts of A shland, last Saturday X m as trees even in g on the m ain street of Talent. Graham was taken to th e, K lam ath M odoc, Y a n sask ln a n d C om m unity hospital In A shland 1 P u lte Tribes of Indains w ill ( nun and was released the follow ing , cil *• t the Klam ath Indian A gency (Council Hall Thursday, Dee 13 day. W ade Crawford and Boyd Jack- S ifts w as not held. "The Care of the Hair” w as th e ison, elected d elegates w ill leave subject w hich the A shland H om e . for W ashington, D C. for the 80th ex ten sio n club studied at the D ec- j H o n O F S o c i e t y l O ¡C ongress after Council to seek em ber m eeting held T uesday a f t - l ^ C o ilC P « lio « l approval of m atters pertaining to ernoon at the hom e of Mrs C. M . o p O H S O r V O IlC t'S S IU It T he five m em bers of A shland the tribe. Frazier, 107 Fork street. high school's N ational Honor S o N in eteen m em bers listened to c ie ty as follow s: D orothy Elhart, Mrs. Burna N icks and G ertrude W ilm eth w ho exp lain ed and d e M arjorie M essenger, C onnie P o w m onstrated various m ethods and ell, M aryen Roberts, and B everly U lstad w ill sponsor the concession sty lin g s for m odern hair care. and dance afterw ards for the D e T he group w as served a plan- cem ber 21st gam e, A shland vs j ned three course luncheon w hich Mack High. was served from tables decorated | in the C hristm as m otif. Mrs. S e a m en, Mrs. A. A. Madden, and Mrs C. R. BOWMAN SP E A K S TO S.O.C. EDUCATION GROUP Frazier served. The college education group of ★ Interior and Exterior Mrs. G len W iltse presided at a Southern Oregon C ollege stu d short business m eetin g after the en ts m et at the hom e of Doctor ir P a in tin g and D ecorating luncheon. Before closing, a w h ite and Mrs. L. E. M essenger, M on ★ F u ll C overage Insurance elephant sale w as conducted. day even in g, D ecem ber 9. There ★ Free Estimates The n ex t m eeting w ill be held are fifteen students in this group at the hom e of Mrs. Seam en, 275 C ounty school ’superintendent, Scenic drive, January 14. Topic C. R. Bow m an, m et w ith the w ill be “D evelop in g Charm o f group on M onday evening M anner. Miss M arian Farrell w ill fa lent lead. R ose W. K errigan of Beach S treet is Improved after a recent j DOM PROVOST W INS PAR illn ess. GOLF TOURNAM ENT S U N D A Y D om Provost, A shland golfer, w on the R ogue V alley country club par tourney, Sunday, D ec em ber 8. A nother partnership tourna m ent Is being arranged for n ex t Sunday, at the country club course. Home Extension Club Has Tuesday Meeting HERSHEYS AUCTION SALE Each W ednesday at 7:00 P. M. 1180 Oak St. Farm Sale» A Specialty Phone 2 1496 flRSITV PHONE 21266 for Now! Ends Saturday Valley Decorators SIX-GUN THRILLS! IRA R. CULVER — Starts Sunday — Room 1. Post O ffice Bldg. M edford. Oregon Sir Aubr«v Smith ErkhVwiStTohmm Stephanie BocbtUr forr.jt.r Harvey Dari» lloyd • HFUtUC «<»U« plus Twain Was Right Mark T w ain has been reported as having said: "People talk a lot about the w eather but do n o th ing about it." So w ith Insurance! H ave you had your policies checked up recently? Do you know that your prop erty is adequately insured Beore it is too late consult this agency. There's no o b ligation. S.C. Jones & Sons BILLIN G S AGENCY 209 W. Main St. Ph. 7558 Medford .Oregon Main 4 Oak Ph. 8781 A shland, Oregon D EPEN D A BLE IN SU R A N C E COUNCF.LORS P.T.A . EX EC U TIV ES TO MEET TU ES. IN MEDFORD The e x e c u tiv e com m ittee of the C ounty PTA w ill m eet T uesday, D ecem ber 17 in Medford. Mrs. Frank Van D yke, Mrs. L. C. W olff, Mrs. C. M. Frazier, and Mrs. Carry 1 W ines are A shland rep resen tatives on the com m ittee. Mrs. E. I. H ow ell of Rogue R i ver, form erly of A shland, is in the R ogue R iver hospital after und ergoing an operation recently. Mrs H ow ell is a sister-in -la w of Mrs. W. R. B ibby of A shland. Mrs. K ent A nderson of La Center, W ashington, w ill arrive in A shland tom orrow to v isit her sister, Mrs. W illiam H ealy, and fam ily o f C lover Lane. She w ill also v isit w ith her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ward F inley, w ho are spending the w inter In the H ealy home. Mrs. C arlton A bbott has been 111 at her hom e on A shland street for the past tw o w eeks. C hester Harpham of Beach street is back at Lincoln school after recoverin g from a recent Illness. FOR His X m as— Sm oking stands, w rench sets, fish in g poles and rules at M arshall W alls on the P lesa. BIG DOLLS MEDIUM DOLLS 2 LITTLE DOLLS & BETTY BEDTIME AND HER BED Real hair - open and c lo ie eye« BRIGHT EYES E yes light up w hen body is pressed HORSEM AN DOLLS W ith a voice 4 Real Hair - open and close eyes z»vw to COMING SUNDAY 9.95 5.95 6.95 DON'T DELAY, com e in and pick out your doll today. We w ill save it till C hristm as for you. USE OUR LA Y AW AY PLAN on any item in our store mm 5c Io $1.00 Store « % !« ' I'UKES • JAMES