Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Oregon, Thursday, December 16, 194 8
GRANGE MEETS
Talent. Dec. 16—Talent Grange
met in regular session W ednes
day night at the Talent City hall.
Last Times Saturday
Crime That Was Planned...
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ASHLAND LOCALS
Corporal Clarence D. True, 23
year old parachutist of Ashland,
has recently participated In the
Air Transportability training held
at Yamoto, Japan. Is is serving
with the 11th Airborne Division.
He is the son of Mrs. Amy M.
True, Ashland.
John Billings was in Eugene
this week where he attended
meetings of the Farm ers Home
administration, and a meeting of
the District Pastors and Lay lead
ers of the Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Faulkner,
Ashland, were Phoenix visitors
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mills visit
ed at the Russell Davis home
Sunday.
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To Buy Your Home See
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
I. E. Schuler
. . . . Realtor
Represented by
HARVEY J. PETERSON
Vi Mi. North Phoenix Ph. 6485
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Rumbiin1 With Ransey
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Harmon of tiiolomews wedding anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Foster of
Dutton. M ontana are spending
the w inter in Ashland. The H ar Modesto, California, were guests
mons have a large farm near of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Schmidt,
over tiie week end. Dr. Foster is
Dutton.
John Jones came over from a veterinary. The Fosters made
Hilt, California, Saturday to visit many friends in this vicinity
when they spent last w inter
with Ashland friends.
' here.
E. C. Butler of Oklahom a City
Mrs. Keith Johnson and son,
is in Ashland on business and to I Jimmy
and Miss Uene visited
renew old friendships. He has Mrs. Chris Beck, last week.
large oil interests in Oklahoma,
George H urshm an of Brocket,
but has retired from active busi N. D. is visiting in Ashland.
ness. He m ade m any friends in Hurshm an is a farm er near
Ashland when he spent the win- B,,,ket. T h is ‘,s hls thlrd winter
ters here in 1943 and 194b.
in this vicinity and he is renew -
M. B. Shroy, of Craig. Alaska jng many old friendships,
is in Ashland on business. H e | Mis. W inifred Boardway of
and Mrs. Shroy came down t o , p orl|and js spending a fortnight
the states the first of October, vislt,ng friends in Ashland,
on a three months vacation. | Mrs. Clara Truax arrived in
Shroy, who is a commercial fish- j Ashland, Sunday from Yuma,
erm an is making many business Arizona, and is the house guest
contacts in the Northwest, but I of her daughter Mrs. Je rry Ed-
Mrs. Shroy journeyed south and wards. Je rry left for Portland
will visit relatives in the Sacra Monday where he was to report
m ento Valley. She is the United to the Vetertins Hospital.
Mrs. Ted Tenny slipped on an
States Commissioner for Custom
Collections in the Alaska city. icy sidewalk, Saturday. She is re
They expect to retu rn to Alaska cuperating at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bennett of
by the first of the year.
Portland
were house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur A. Hill of
Medford visited friends in A sh Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, Mon
land Saturday evening and later day and Tuesday.
Mrs. H. H. M ekelburg arrived
danced at the Elk"s Club.
Mrs. Grover Hillman, honored Friday from Denver, Colorado to
Mr. and Mrs. E. Bartholomew spend Christm as with her m oth
and small daughter, Janet, of er, Mrs. Harold Mathes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tuylor,
Eugene, at dinner Friday even
accompanied
by Mrs. Agnes Mor
ing, the occasion being the Bar-
rison of Medford visited friends
in Ashland, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Weldon of
Merrill visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller T hurs
day and Friday. The Millers e x
pect to join the Weldons in M er
rill next week end, to be there
during the hunting season.
C E R T IF IC A T E ^
Sheldon Jewelry Ashland Oregon 8 &
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Sheldon Jewelry, by..................
Ends Saturday ..
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..“A Gift of Jewelry is a Gift th at’s SPECIAL”..
Let one of our Gift Certificate solve your problem
SHELDON JEWELRY - ASHLAND, OREGON
Keimar Given Medal
Pear Development
Talent, Dec. 15— In recognition
of his ’outstanding contributions
to pear culture,” F. C. Reimer,
former supei lntcndent of the
Southern Oregon branch exper
iment station, has been aw arded
the coveted W ilder medal by the
American Po.nologtcal society at
its recent 109;h annual meeting
in Yakima.
Professo’ Reimer, who retired
in 1947 after 36 years as head
of the branch station, developed
blight resistant pear stock now
used for nursery stock. He al.-o
developed methods of pear scab
control and a pressure tester to
determ ine best ph king t ’me for
pears. The aw ard is given to on
ly one man each year.
C ^ i» to remind you to C A R E for your car now.
H — is for
R— Is
the H E L P wc can give you w ith the proper lubricant»
to R E M E M B E R to trade with us.
I— i» for the IN T E R E S T we take in our customer’s satisfaction
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if the S A F E T Y assured by using our lubricants.
T — is
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for the T IM E you save w ith quick Service.
-is for the M A N Y
ways we can serve you.
A — is our A P P R E C IA T IO N of your patronage.
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-is for the "Season’s t.reetings.” We couldn’t wish you more.
Rapier’s Mobil Service
Phone
388 East Main
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
S P E C IA L S
at the
PLAZA GROCERY
10 lbs. Cane Sugar
88c
2 lbs. Crispy Crackers
45c
Bestfoods Mayonnaise, pint jar 45c
Tide Washing Powder
34c
Kitchen Queen Flour 25 lb. bag 1.79
Jello, 3 packages
22c
ASK FOR YOUR S & H GREEN STAMPS
ENGRAVING
JEW ELRY REPAIR
WATCH and CLOCK REPAIR
“N ext to the M art”
Ashland
Christmas
Phone 7131
A H r U K IC « C IU M
Plus
“Joe Palooka
Knockout”
MONUMENTS
Marble, Granite, Bronce
With Leon Errol and
Joe Kirkwood Jr.
Extra Lettering Arailable
BURNS AGENCY
Sunday - Monday
sferns
"On thè Placa"
The holiday is only a few days away, but you can
still please your distant friends and relatives with
floral gifts. Stop in today and place your order.
We’ll wire flowers any place in the United States.
Delivery absolutely guaranteed to be satisfac
tory and in time for Christmas.
EMBEZZLES $1000
FROM LOCAL STORE
T h at’s a newspaper headline
you see often, these days in
almost r.ny town. Of the
millions of dollars in money
and goods stolen last year by
dishonest employees, only
about one-tenth of the loss
was covered by bonds. W lit til
er your business is large or
small, you need fidelity bonds
as protection from possible
employee dishonesty. For
complete information and
rates, contact . . .
We’re not kidding. It's absolutely true.
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Tues. - Wed.
Shirley Temple
H agen
G ir l
RONALD REAGAN
You can go to most Eastern destinations via California
and return over your choice of northern U . S. lines for no
more rail fare than you pay to go straight East and hack!
We don’t b l^ -3 people for thinking we’re kidding
when we tell them about this bargain. I t certainly seems
like all those .<t-
iles and scenic attractions—plus
the winter
• of San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Palm ‘'p r i- ’s Phoenix and Tucson—should cost a whale
of a lot more rail fare.
But it doesn’t. In fact, if your destination is New York,
you can even add New Orleans to your trip!
The best way we can prove we’re not kidding is with an
actual ticket. When you go East, ask your ticket agent to
route your ticket East thru California. See for yourself
IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR!
S-P
The friendly
Southern Pacific
H. H. Mayberry. Agent - Telephone 7501
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S.C. Jones & Sons
“BILLINGS AGENCY”
(Established July 1883)
Main & Oak
Ph. 8781
Ashland, Oreon
232 West 5th
Ph. 7558
Medford, Oregon
DEPENDABLE
INSURANCE COUNSELORS
Santa lives, at least
they say,
Where icy snow has
come to stay.
So when he calls on
Christmas night,
Have our flowers for
his delight!
This Christmas is our one-year anniversary. We
wish to thank our customers and friends for
their business in the past year.
A lfre d ’s F lo ris t
Phone 21521
Corner Iowa and Siskiyou Boulevard