Southern Oregon Newa Review, Thura. Auguat 28, 1947
Phone 7561. Dooi-s open 6:45
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Sunday and Holidays
Classified Advertisements
¡ News Director Weds
Personnel M anager
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Thur.-Fri.-Sat.
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Free estim ates on all wiring
I OR SALE W atkins Products.
jobs. Call Ñortridge Electric Svi
Household and Farline. Order
vice. 166 N. Main Phone 5071.
3. 18tt your Xmas cards early. Phone or
mail orders prom ptly filled. Ph.
ELECTROLUX CLEANERS
Medford 7811 or drop a curd to
Sales and Service. Phone Floyd R. L. Bunton, Phoenix, Oregon.
Putm an 4850 Medford
3 I3tf
JOHNSON,
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Sun.-Mon.-Tues.
you'll Get Spring
fever All Over Again! i
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FOR SALE Fine w alnut dlnet
set with buffet. Phone 8551.
For Sale—
s
SALESMAN WANTED. Sturt a
For rent, housekeeping rooms.
Rawleigh
business. Real oppor­
460 Siskiyou Blvd.
8 15 12tp.
tunity now’ for perm anent pro
FOR RENT—Sleeping ro o m s fitable work nearby. Write to
$3.00 per week and up. Mirror Ruwleigh's, Dept. ORH-361-K,
B arber Shop 4th St.
8 14tf Oakland, California.
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Custom built, hook fast, belt
buckles, $3.50, Clayton Motor
company, 93 North Main. 8 21 2t
Barnes Plans Riddle
Dry Cleaning Shop
TRY THE TRAIN!
Lane Has Pictures
Of Old Time Ashland
r
L1 Suddenly
i Ifs Spring
Continuous Show
LABOR DAY
Doors Open 1:45 p.m. Sunday
and Monday
Phone 3761. Doors open 6:45 p.
m. 1:45 p.m. Sat. & Holiday.
12:45 Sunday.
EEHEI
Thur.-Fri.-Sat.
Great All New
2 Western
Hits
TO PORTLAND
SAN FRANCISCO
Thu» is the easy, safe and time-
saving way to go to Portland or
San Francisco. You board a train
here. Enjoy a good night’s sleep
in a cozy Pullman berth. Awake
bright and early at your destina­
tion. Or ride in comfortable, low-
fare reclining chair car. Fares are
at very low levels.
¡TRI66ER-FIN6ER
ACTION!
EOT
with
Andy Devine
in the Trucolor Hit
“Bells of San Angelo’
GENE AUTRY
TO PORTLAND
Lv. Ashland .
Lv. Medford .
Lv. Grants Pass
Ar. Portland .
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6:00
6:40
7:43
7:25
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
a.m.
Overnight service returning,
departing Portland at 7:00 p.m.
TO SAN FRANCISCO
Lv.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
Grants Pass .
Medford . .
Ashland . .
San Francisco
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on
No Draft Door Thresholds
No D raft Com. Sash Balances
DeLuxe Venetian Blinds
Rock Wool Insulation
Kitchen V entilating Fans
Oil H eaters & Furnaces
Home Owners
Specialties
Big Cartoons
1:45 p.m. Sat.
Sunday and Monday
2 Great
Tech­
nicolor
Hits!
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Telephone 5321
50 East Main
M IN G
T A I
BY SPE1DEL
Custom Made Ends
Expansion Watch Banda
Transforms Any Watch
Into Au Exciting Fashion Piece
$9.95 Tax inc.
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263 East Main
Ashland. Oregon
Union Service Station
W A TC H A N D JEW ELR Y R E P A IR IN G
237 East Main St.
Ashland, Oregon
WANTED
You'll
Beam
with
Satisfaction, too
when you
C arry your
INSURANCE WITH
English, Silesian. German, Bavarian. Haviland,
Prussian China Cups and Saucers
Will consider any . . . regardless of condition
Phone Medford 7041
J. F. EMMETT
38 East Main
Phone 7866
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NEW! FOR FALL!
at
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
a.m.
THE SMART!
THE NEW!
&
We are ready for Fall and
School — with the clothe«
and accessories t h a t you
want — at prices you can
afford! !
Please reserve sleeping car space in
advance at any S.P. ticket office.
S*P
MONUMENTS
Marble. G ranite. Bronze
The friendly
Southern Pacific
Phone
7501
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“Below the Bunk on Pioneer”
at the Plaza Glass & Cabinet
Residence Phone
Business 137 N Pioneer
Phone 22961
Residence 121 Bush
Phone 7907
Overnight service returning, de­
parting San Francisco at 5:00 p.m.
Hey
Kids
if
Irene Cullen
Ralph A. Foster
Clarence Lane who is collect-1
ing pictures and historical ite m s!
of 1800 to 1900 A shland has a 1
new series which he had copied t
from some prints loaned him by .
Mrs. Henry Galey, who Is also a
historical collector.
One of the prints shows the
tree which grows by the Llthia
fountain in Ashland as it looked
in 1870. O ther prints show the
second flagpole which was raised
in the Plaza area by James
Thornton after the first one was
snapped off when a tight wire
perform er was doing his stunt
during the 1860’s. The wire was
“Down to Earth
Prices”
You’re invited to visit Clara’s
Beauty Shop which ha« juat
been purchased by Irene Cul­
len.
We plan to continue the
pleasing policies which were
instituted by Clara Hall who
will remain witii us.
stretched from the flagpole to
the Masonic hall and the pole
began swaying as the perform er
made the traverse. The sw’ay be­
came so great that the,pole snap­
ped, just utxive the point where
the wire wus anchored. Hud the
break occured below- the fasten­
ing the perform er would probab­
ly have been killed by the fall.
The perform er, with beads of
sweat standing out on his brow,
made his way to the safety of
the Masonic hall. Later, to re ­
place the shattered pole, T horn­
ton made a replacem ent.
George Barnes, who is planning
WANTED Beauty operator Im­
mediately. Claras Beauty Shop. on opening a dry cleaning estab­
Ashland.
I t lishm ent In Riddle, O re g o n ,
spent last weekend In Riddle.
FOR SALE or Rent ranch,
Lack of equipm ent has held up
house and acreage. P. O.
the opening of the shop.
343, Ashland, Oregon
Barnes, who has been working
lor the Standard Cleaners, and
Fred Lunie. have been investi­
gating the Riddle proposition for
several weeks. Barnes stated to­
day that he and Mrs. Baines are
going to Riddle this next week­
end and hope to be open by the
15 of Septem ber.
PAULETTE
GODDARD
Frad M ac MURRAY
Miss Helen Blevins, personnel i
inanagei of Bear Creek orchards,
and Doyle Seely, News Director j
of the Rogue Valley Broadcast-I
mg eompuny's radio station, KW
IN. were m arried in Vancouver,
W ashington, August 16, at a Intel
afternoon ceremony.
The bride wore a blue dress
with white accessories and an
orchid corsage. She wus uttended
by Mrs, Hay Blevins, a sister In
law. Her m other is Mis. Grace
V. Blevins, m unager of the W est­
ern Union office In Ashland.
The benedict who was re a re d 1
In Oregon City, Oregon has been
in the new spaper and radio busi­
ness since Ins discharge from the
Armed forces. He served during
the w ar tn Hawaii as a w arrant
officer.
The justw eds are living at 166 |
North Main. A partm ent 2
Extra Lettering Available
H. H. M ayberry
Agent
BURNS AGENCY
"On the Plaza”
and Saturday
SPECIALS
at the
PLAZA GROCERY
WILL
JAMES’
chocolate, vanilla, butterscotch
Royal Pudding
3 pkgs. 22c
S t a r r i n g ____
Fred MacMURRAY
Anne BAXTER
2nd. Color H it____________
Don AMECHE
Carmen Miranda
\ œ « ie ; oo œ oc oo
and VVm. Bendix in
“GREENWICH”
VILLAGE”
Continuous Show
LABOR DAY
Door» open 1:45 p.m.
Flour,
10 lbs. 89c
Coffee, 1 lb.
45c
Oregon Potatoes, 10 lbs.
39c
The What-Not 10c Store
From Caiilornia to You
There’s something very special about a Cal-
ifornia creation—an air of inspired poise
such as seen in the debonair suits and dash-
ing coats in our advance fall showing.
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We are exclusive agents
for this fine line....
Priced at
$1.50 to $3.00