Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, Oct. 23 k 1947
Talent PTA Plans
Hallowe’en Party
OREGON NEW S R E V IE W
Published every Thursday by
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
Ashland, Oregon
1«7 East Main Strec t
Garry 1 H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers
____________ WENDELL LAWRENCE, E d it«
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post ollice at Ash
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act ol Congress of
March 3, 1879.
H IN T E R ’S DREAM
The crisp fall days are upon us again and across the
hedgerows a pheasant's raucous cry echos.
In the m arshes and tules th a t border our small lakes
• and stream s the ducks are gathering, and heard over
head is the whistling flight of the southbound geese.
TYiis is the season of the birdshot hunter. From dawn
till dusk he tram ps the hills and prowls the marshes.
Before the break of dawn in the morning he crawls
quietly in the blind and there he lies waiting for the
first rays of the sun, and shooting time.
Those of the h u n ter’s clan who seek out the brant,
the white fronted geese, the Canadian honker, and the
snow goose will be crawling into straw stacks on great j
wheat farm s of the E astern slope, there to spend the i
night with the hope th at in the morning the geese will
be found feeding and resting to the windward of the
straw stack.
The horn of the hunter has sounded and in the even
ings a hunter’s moon glides through the heavens. High
overhead is heard the call of the southbound water-
fowl and down in the orchard a pheasant is raucously
calling.
Eagle Point To Play
Talent On Thursday
T alent, Oct. 22—T he T alen t
tootball team will play Eagle
P oint this T h u rsd ay night at Tai
e n t u n d er th e lights if it rain s but
tf th e w eath er tu rn s clear, the
gam e will be held in Eugle Point
F rid ay aftern o o n at 2 p in
T he T ale n t football team s u f
fered a logs to th e St. M ary's
team of M edford in a gam e play
ed last F rid ay w ith a score ol
28-1«
o
! w ith a m ild attack ol uppendiel
' tis. P eterso n has been \ tsltlng
I w ith Ills paren ts, Mi. and Mis. II.
A. P eterso n d u rin g the illness ol
Ills siste r, Mis. G eorge H artalo
mew,
helliiigham . Wash.
also
visiting h e r parents.
The P re sb y te ria n Young Pen
pie's Society will hold a m eeting
at th e P resb y teria n chu rch next
S unday evening at 7:3(1 p m . Tin
purpose of the m eeting Is to e n
large the group All young p ro
pie an* invited
Mr. and Mrs. D arrell Hagguro
and son, Lynn, P o rtlan d , will vis
It Mi and Mrs. W arren Haggard
T alent, Oct 22—T he T alent
P u ren t T eachers A ssociation Is
sponsoring a M asquerade H allow
een p a rty on H allow een n ig h t be
tw een 7:30 and 9:00 p.m. for
grad e school students.
S tu d en ts of th e u p p er grades
will have th eir p arty in the g y m
nasium and those of th e interim*
d iate an d low er grad es will m eet
In the m ain building.
SLOW SIGNS IN S T A L L E D
The p arty will include gam es,
T alen t, Oet. 22—-School slow
apple dipping and o th er e n te r signs have been Installed in tin 1
tainm ent in keeping w ith the vicinity of th e school and the
sp irit of the night
city will soon erect stop signs at
stre e t in tersectio n s n eat
t h e
Mrs. V irginia W hite, T alent school
has been added to th e sta ff at
O -
■ ■
S o u th ern O regon C ollege, w here
(
’rowded
School
Is
she will aet as se c re ta ry and ac
quisitions clerk in th e lib rary .
T alent, Oet. 22— A room has (
ju st been com pleted for one sec
tio n of th e first grade* class of 53
stu d en ts. This class hud p re v io u s
ly occupied the m usic room which
is ag ain av ailab le. T he last a v a il
able room has been used and
S u p erin ten d e n t P a rr states th at
any fu rth e r increase w ould re
q u ire th e co n stru c tio n of a d d i
tional space.
Union Survie«* Station
237 East M um St.
A ,b lan d , O regon
THE CLEVER WAY
Phoenix Ixieals
G len P eterson, S h asta, Calif.,
was confined In the* C om m unity
hospital for one day last week
To p rep are fo r C h ristm as
ih
to use o u r lay-aw ay
plan. Make su re your child g ets th a t bicycle or
wheel toy..,.com e in and m ake a rra n g e m e n ts.
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World - lioadinastcr
eepsake
R IN G S
Colson - Columbia Bicycles
HEATING
OILS
Huleo anti H 'licelera ft Sidewalk Bikes
H. C. LITTLE
0. R. EDWARDS
Heater* and Floor
Furnaces
Wheel Toy H e a d q u a rte rs
\ complete lint* of tricycles
Whittle Transfer
Service, Repair and Sales of Wheel Toys
Phone 3331
Slt&ldo+t
HALLOWE’EN SPECIALS
Hallowe’en Candy Mix, 39c lb.
Orange and Black Gum Drops, 39c lb.
Nut Cups, each 5c
Confetti, 10c
Serpentine. 10c
Hallowe’en Lanterns, 10c, 15c, 29c
Orange and Black Candles, 10c ea.
Orange and Black Crepe Paper, 10c
Party Horns and Noisemakers of
all kinds, 10c
Hallowe’en Napkins, 15c pkg.
Hallowe’en Hats, 5c & 10c
Ralph A. Foster
P artly A lleviated
D IA M O N D
M BTZ
and fam ily lids w eekend
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cillvei
M edlord culled on Mr. uud Mr:
Wultei Gei m ci .'xutiirduy even
I ng.
Mrs. A da Bell an d M rs Mm y
P ap w o rth
drove
to K lum uth
Fulls T h u rsduy to shop
Watch Repair
Jew elry Repair
Engraving
Ashland
Phone 7131
Nine Weeks to Christm as
Lay That Gift Away
B A C K TO
S E N S IB L E
? R IC E S
Some people still have the strange idea th.it small budgets don't
Chiropractic..
Health Clinic
308 N. M ain
Phone 4371
"title
them to good qualify! Nonsense' They're the very people * h o w » i/ b a it
quality What they buy must give good and satisfactory service. Every,
thing you find at Penney s is rested to make sure it w ill give you every
dune s worth of value for what you spend-all that, and more!
A shland
M ill Wood
Fuel Oil
We Can Fill Your Entire Hallowe’en
Needs. Be sure and visit our store for our
Saturday special.
Gunter Fuel Co.
233 4tli St.
Phone 573
MORE GOOD BARGAINS at
DRIVE-IN MARKET
FANCY. LARGE
Delicious, Jonathan or Pippin Apples.............. box $3.00
U r g e Onions.......................................................io lbs. 69c
50 lbs. Klamath Potatoes...............................
$1.49
Martinelli C ider............................................. gal. jug. 87c
Hood River C id er.............................................
gal. jUg 75t.
Diced Carrots, No. 2 can.......................................
10c
Planter’s Cocktail Peanuts.......................... i/2 lb. can 30c
25c Jars of Dill Pickle Peppers.................................... 10c
Sun-Maid R aisin s................................ lb. pkgs., 3 for 50c
Aluminum Frying Pan, $2.25 value..........................$1.25
Part Wool Plaid Pairs
A n Amazing Value!
4'/2 pounds of warm blanket—and 72"
x 84" double-bed size! Yes, all o f this
for only 4.98! 95% soft, snug, wear-for-
ever cotton, the rest warm pure wool!
The chevron plaid design in rose, blue,
green or ceila r-is really one of the
smartest designs we’ve s e e n ! And every
blanket is bound in lustrous rayon satin
lo match! They were made to Penney’s
own high standards—then quality tested
nt our laboratories—to be sure they’re
the finest values we know of at this price!