Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, December 25, 1947, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextSOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW, THURS., DEC. »j, 1,47 Heavy Mail Coming Up for Santa H olly l\ow Grown In M any Parts of Land Grown on the hillsides of the coastal states from Maine to Texas and up the Mississippi valley to Missouri, holly is a pretty but slow- growing plant. Laeves are evergreen, the mar gins of which are provided with rattier widely separated spines. Weak and close grained, the wood Is exceptionally white, making it highly desirable in the manufacture of woodenware, cabinets and inte rior CDlshlnp a s a result of scientific discover ies hotly cuttings will take root quickly when tbev are treated with hormonelike substames Christmas holly has been converted into potted plants. These plants can be set out as a iwrmanent ornament for land scapes Growth regulating substances— indole butyric acid and naphthalene acetamide—are on ihe market in liquid or powdered form under va rious trade names 'Die chemicals are applied to plantings of fresh cuttings kept moist, cool and well ■baded »ne*4» R. EDW ARDS REPAIR SHOP Wheel Toy Headquarters f Children of the first grades at the Oowm-y, Calif., elementary school, had a ’special box in which they deposited their mall Io Manta. All were on their best behavior, for they have no way of knowing whether or not one of Mania’s gnome helpers may br peeking through the silt. Hundreds of thousands of letters were mailed to Manta from all parts of the world. . We S till Travel to Grandmother's on Christmas ’T o grandmother's house for Christmas, . . . ” • That part of the holiday theme has become as much a part of the Yule season as the mistletoe and holly. And where, in days of yore, the trip to grandmother's house was made by sleigh. It now Is being made by airplane ’ With more planet available and expanded facilities, airlines are an ticlpatlng the greatest holiday travel season in history. | Many families are making "sp trips'' the children going u> < corted aboard nights from th« S home to the destination airpoi where they are met by their gran I parents Mother and father folk later after completing various tas essential to a complete Christms ” To grandmother's house f Christmas. . . .” goes the old son ' And this year throughout the n 1 tion the trip is being made by tl | modern mode of air transportatio TO EVERYONE for your happiness during a. May you enjoy it in all C. A. PITTS, Realtor BEST WISHES 68 E. Main Phone 2-2271 FOR CHRISTMAS Fred Whited 407 N. Main Res. Phone 4657 C. A. Pitts 395 Helman Res. Phone 6306 W . W . R o b is o n REALTOR Telephone 8291 O(J Fil L nJ t | E Main I l l i «M» oM sincerity that we send this Chrietmos remembrance with the hope that the Christmas Season wiM bo fu ll of hoppiness, rich in the joys of the friendships o f those about you. Greetings to you, one ond all Dale and Ralph * A1 and George BELLVIEW LUMBER CO V Penneys