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S O U T H E R N O R E G O N N E W S R E V IE W , A S H L A N D . O R EG O N
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1051
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Wash , is spending a fe w days
in A s h la n d w ith
h is parents, h e r e n jo y m e n t here
T he fir s t
e ffo rt and catch p e r h o u r fo l
M
r
and
M
rs
B
L
P
o
w
e
ll
and
lias
been
th
e
g
re
a
t
d
istance
be
Hy H. M. D e M IL L L
1 lo w e d c lo se ly th e supposed m i
son, R aym ond L e ro y P o w e ll, tw een h e rs e lf and h e r husband
g ra tio n p a tte rn .
and fo u r c h ild re n , and second,
19« N u tle y stree t
9 T lie shad, s q u a w fis h , suck
P o w e ll was one o f th e plane the d am p cold to w h ic h she is F IR S T M E T H O D » ! C H U R C H F IR S T C H U R C H OF C H R IS T .
F ro m
I li «• Nevada
plum s j w in d was b e tte r than m oney ! er, c a rp and b la c k bass fis h e r
S C IE N T IS T
N M ain at L au rel
th ro u g li Un- Sierraa. came th* | was gold d u s t w in c h wus atw»ut | ies w ere too s m a ll to b e analyzed passengers w ho landed a t M on n o t accustom ed.
B u t M rs. B e rin g u e l assures
te r r ib le g r ir fx o f nick and u tric k
io c o u rt d eath w ith one's boots ' by th«- «-reel census sa m p lin g tague, C al , on M onday n ig h t
Pioneer avenue, s o ju i
Ross Knotts, m inister.
tlia t the e xp e rie n ce has been
en pnopli* o f th«« pioneera, and h i
Sunday morning service at
D esperate and d e te rm in e d , ’ iiie tiK s ls In te n tio n a l fis h in g fo r and was b ro u g h t here by bus
Sunday school, 9:45 a m
He is at th e B arnes V A h o sp i one o f th e m ost w o n d e rfu l o f
the d a rin g ride» o f the pony ex M ille r saw Ids o p p o rtu n ity to ' these sp»-cies was seldom fo u n d ,
Morning
worship,
11
a
m
An , 11 a m .
ite r e v e n tfu l life and one w h ic h th^m and solo
prc.Hjt rid e r.
loMlng no tim e m ake a fo rtu n e and he ju m p e d ' m ost catches b e in g in c id e n ta l to ta l in V a nco u ver.
Subject C hristian Science
Junior church
w ill mean m uch to w a rd s fu tu re and nursery
th ro u g h tii«' d a rk foreata, in and i at tii«' chance.
¡th e m ore im p o rta n t fis h e rie s
Golden T e x t Isaiah 40:5 The
progress
of
th e
P h ilip p in e
<■> ii n ig h t, M ille r g athered to- I
out
of
tin« treaeheroua xte«-p
glory
of the L o rd shall be re
•
D istance T raveled
was $34,000, a v e ra g in g $6,820 school system.
canyons, w in d in g d ow n to tin* gether thr««e In d ia n ponies w o rth 1
vealed, and a ll flesh shall see It
10.
During
the
season
May,
FIRST
B
A
P
T
I8
T
C
H
U
R
C
H
p
e
r
la
n
d
in
g
T
he
e
ig
h
t
lan
din
gs
i trifle m ore than 15 cents each, |
open v u lle yn )x«low w he re dan
together for the mouth of the
1948, th ro u g h F e b ru a ry , 1949,
¡Corner F irst and rtargadine
ger m uy a le rt the rid e r's spe«M a siid<lle, saddle bags and a j k in g sa lm on fis h in g p a rtie s tr a o ffe re d 98 boats and 53 m otors
¡L o rd hath spoken It.
fo
r
re
n
t
to
fish
e
rm
e
n
.
A
l
l
e
ig
h
t
W illia m H. T illm an , pastor
nt any m om ent.
b rid le .
W ith
a c ru d e she<l to
Sunday school at 9 30 s as
ve le d an average o f 55 m iles, o ffe re d
p riv a te d o c k in g fa c ili
"Where Souls are Fed and
Ifla Ilf«« dependa on Ins tru e p ro te c t ins " s to c k " he was ow n
Nursery available during the
ra in b o w steelhead tr o u t p a rtie s ties, fiv e had ta c k le shops, s ix
H< arts Made G lad .”
a n im a l, a ga in and again, an he 1 or, m anager, a g e n t and r id e r 39 m iles, s trip e d bass p a rtie s 25
.Sunday m orning service
served r«.-freshm ints, th re e serv
Sunday
9:45 a m
Sunday
plu ng es th e pony d o w n a n o th e r fo r lb«- M iller Pony Expr««ss
m ile s and c a tfis h
p a rtie s 11 ed lu n c h , fiv e had tr a ile r space
Wednesday evening meeting,
PFC
M
a
rv
in
E
ld
on
Jones,
organized,
e
qu
ip
p
e
d
and
d
oing
j school, a class for every age
d angerous tr a il and leavt-s the
m ilt« T he d istan ce travel«?d by and one had cabins fo r re n t.
which includes testimonies at
A sh la n d , and D onna Lea L u c ie r,
p u rp le sage to ru s tle
to
the business in 24 hou rs
M orning worship,
11 a m .. Christian Science healing, la
salm on fia h e rm e n v a rie d d ire c t
T w e lv e fu ll- tim e and 10 p a rt T a le n t, w ere m a rrie d on De-
w in d s T ru e Is h is p o n y ’s step Fearless D e m e a n o r
... .
. . .
....
... special music, service broadcast ¡held at 8 p.m
ly w ith th e abundance o f sal tim e em ployees operated e ig ht
M ille r th en was 24 ye ars o f
cem ber 19 b y Ju s tic e N e lle W o v e r K W IN
by step as he feels his w ay,
m on. T h e d istan ce tra v e le d by
Reading
room
open
dally
176 Burns.
b re a k in g a w a y a ston«« now arid age lon g, la n k y , u n g a in ly , un 1 tr o u t fis h e rm e n seemed to be b oa t la n d in g s, p u ttin g in
Youth
fellow ship
services. from 2 to 5 p.m
exeept Sun
m
an
m
o
n
th
s
o
f
la
b
o
r
d
u
rin
g
th«
educated,
y
e
t
an
e
x
jx
-rt
hors««
Jones
is
w
ith
the
a
rm
y
a
ir
th e n , fro m th«‘ edge o f the tr a il
in flu e n c e d p r im a r ily by the va- I 1" " "
6:30 p.m.; evening service, sing days and holidays
fo rce and is sta tio n e d a t K««en-
w h ic h bounds in to space and m an and a dead shot w ith any ca tion season and s e c o n d a rily !
ing, testimonies and gospel mes
The public is cordially in v it
le
y
a
ir
fo
rc
e
base
in
th
e
B
e
r
gun
th
a
t
c
a
rrie
d
p
o
w
d
e
r
o
r
b re a k s the silen ce o f the deep
by tin- abundance o f tro u t. The $435.000 Grossed
ed
to attend these services and
sage,
7:45
p.m.
lead Fearless as he was u n d e r
In
th e
area b o rd e rin g the . m uda Islands
canyon below
d istance tra v e le d
by
strip«-«!
Monday, prayer meeting at to use the reading room
W
itnesses
w
ere
B
e
tty
Lou
tiic
most
tr
y
in
g
c
o
n
d
itio
n
s
and
U
p
p
e
r
S
a
cra
m
e
n
to
r
iv
e
r
,
bou
nd
P o n y L ik o H u m a n
bass and c a tfis h fis h e rm e n v a r
L e o n a rd and
M iss Joan West, 8 p.m.
it
in h is dem eanor,
MaytM* th is ap««lla deatli to the sh o w in g
ied d ir i-c tly w ith th e abundance ed by R e d d in g to the n o rth and both o f A sh la n d
Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.,
mid
C h ic o and O rla n d to th e south,
r id e r m aybe not R ut, hi- rides M ille r was soon d o in g a heavy and a v a ila b ility o f th e fish.
week
service
and
b
ib
le
study
The
b
rid
e
w
i
ll
re
m
a
in
in
the
express
business
in
gold
dust
on T h e re la no tu rn in g back
11 Th«« n u m b e r o f b oat la n d 38 e s ta b lis h m e n ts o th e r than
8:30 p.m., choir rehearsal.
He speaks w ith a whiap«*r to h is b etw een G ro F in o and Boise «»r ings on th e U p p e r S acram ento b oa t la n d in g s c a rrie d com plete , states fo r th e present
Thursday,
7:30
p m ..
Sky
th««
south,
and
W
a
lla
W
a
lla
on
stocks
‘
o
f
fis
h
in
g
ta
c
k
le
and
p on y, g iv in g h im
the
u tm o st
I r iv e r incr««ased fro m
one
in
Pilots in th e ir club house oc
««quipment
a
t
th
e
close
o
f
1948
courage as th o u g h he co uld u n the w est
1948 to 11 in the e a rly p a rt of
W a lk er avenue.
W ith thousands
of
d o lla rs
d e rsta n d e ve ry w o rd he said.
1949 T he e ig h t in o p e ra tio n at T w enty-thr«x? o f these e sta b lish
w
o
rth
o
f
p
re
c
io
u
s
m
e
ta
l
in
his
Youth Fellow ship g r o u p s .
T in - |x»ny's fo o tin g is fir m lik e
tin- close o f 1948 w ere va lu ed m ents sold o u tb o a rd m o to rs and
tin« roo ts o f a tree. Hi« lias tr a saddle bags, w ith a b u n d le o f at $104,000 and grossed $40,200 12 sold boats to fish e rm e n . The
Wesley Foundation, 7:00 p.m.
M O M M ENTO
and
lig h t
parcels o r
gross sales o f ta c k le , esuipm ent,
ve le d those tr a ils b e fo re The le tte rs
8:00 p.m.
d
u
rin
g
th
e
ye
ar.
In
th
e
area
lim
fro m m e rch a n ts and
Th«- w e e k ly ro u tin e fo llo w e d
A
N D MARKERS
boats
and
m
o
to
rs
in
th
is
area
t r n il is soon n t un end and he is packages
ite d
by
R edding, C hico and
Choir rehearsal. Wednesday
p u b lis h in g
T he
S is k iy o u ,
1948
w as
$435,000. in
u rg ed by his r id e r in to an u t min««rs. w ith d e te rm in a tio n in O rla n d th e re w ere 38 e s ta b lish d u r in g
G ranits, M arble
7:30
p
m
employ«?es devoted j S o u th e rn O regon co lle ge u n d e r
m ost speed ugain
th ro u g h the h is eye and tw o tru s te d guns m ents, o th e r th a n b oa t lan din gs, F o r ty - fiv e
N
. W . B I RNR
on h is sides, M ille r
w«?ekly
new spaper, i
a ll o r p a rt o f th e ir tim e to sales g ra du ate
b o tto m lands t i l l th e y reach the b a n g in '
th
a
t
carri««d
c
o
m
p
le
te
stocks
o
f
M E M O R IA L S
sm a ll stream s and riv e rs th a t w o u ld s««t o u t th ro u g h th e w il- fis h in g ««quipment; th e y grossed n f fis h in g <?quipment e xpe nd in g w i l l be d ra m a tiz e d to da y on the j E A S T S ID E
'O n th * P lua”
dernew
on
a
lo
n
e
ly
tr
a
il
to
re
g
u
la
r
c
o
lle
ge
ra
d
io
p
ro
g
ra
m
.
C
H
U
R
C
H
O
F
C
H
R
IS
T
hav«« to be crossed
T hen the
$435,000 d u rin g 1948
T hu s a an e s tim a te d 201 man m onths
Thirteen members of 'h e 1047 Iowa> Ashland
|
F is h in g
r id e r urges the pony
to to p W a lla W a lla , 150 mil««s aw ay, on to ta l o f $475,200 was groaaed o f la b o r d u rin g 1948
tr a ils th a t w o u ld puzzle a Red
sp«'««d a ga in w ith no let up
fro m
the Upp««r S a cram ento e q u ip m e n t sold in th is area b u t 1 Siskiyou staff will be heard on j Sunday Service«: 10:s0 a.m. ’
C a rry in g
his
ric h cargo >f s kin to fo llo w .
M T «SHASTA
r iv e r sports fis h e ry
in
1948, n ot used on the r iv e r was prob- ¡the program taped earlier for •and 7 30 p m.
I presentation at1 5 : 4 5 p.m. by , , J()hn 3;<| „We know
we
g old, he s tra in s ills eyes on F am e Spreads
w h ic h , a t 4 p e r ce nt represents I a b ly m o re th a n com pensated fo r
T
he
s«*asons
had
been
pros
e v e ry spot ahead th n t can c o n -I
'b y ta c k le so ld outside th e area rd r / ’ i? o ' 0«1
m a#
ri
l
have passed o u t o f death m to
an in v e s tm e n t o f $11,880,000
D .ck C a rte r. M e d fo rd
pla ys
w e lo v e th e b re th .
ccsil some fo rm of a h o ld u p R ut perous. oven b eyond th e w ild
used fo r r iv e r fis h in g
N e a rly
EVALUATION OF THE
lo v e th n o t a b id e th
ta k in g a ll th««se chances on the est d re am s o f th e yo u n g O regon
h a lf o f th e fis h e rm e n on the th e p a rt o f a re p o rte r w ho is as
SPORTS FISHERY
d
h „
r iv e r o rig in a te fro m o utsid e the signed to co ver a m a jo r news
t r a il th e m a il has to go th ro u g h r id e r. T he fam«« o f h is p on y e x
T he in c re a s in g v a lu e o f the
JN P R E T T Y -P R IH "
by
new s e d ito r C la ire 1 _
„ .
.
,
w ith a ll the en««rgy and speed press had spread, and he was
area and purchase th e ir m a jo r s to ry
sp orts fis h e ry a lo n g th e U p p e r
c
a
rr
y
in
g
the
b
u
lk
o
f
th
e
gold
BA G S
M«?dford,
and
e d ito r 1 We invite you all to attend
ite m s o f
fis h in g e q u ip m e n t in Cross,
th e pony has, n ig h t o r day
these services, to worship, and
r iv e r
is c le a rly
dust fo r the ric h Id a h o d ig g in s ', S a cram en to
Jo a q u in M ille r
th e ir hom e to w n s
Thus
the R osem ary R ing, A s h la n d . O th e r
A L L NEW P A T T E R N S
to study the word of God.
by
the
ra p id
in
th e a m o u n t o f d««monstrated
On one b r ig h t su m m e r day som ew here
a txive v a lu e can be a ttrib u te d to s ta ff m em bers w ho p la y th e ir
g ro w th o f business b e n e fitin g
tnousands
o
f
d«»llars
In
b
rig
h
t,
n o rm a l roles are M a ry L ou
J o a q u in M ilte r made
up his
the r iv e r fis h e ry .
fro m th«- fis h e ry . In 1945 th e re
Woods. C het W illia m s . N orm an
m in d to get a cq u a in te d w ith the ric h y e llo w gold. R u t as these
In
s
u
m
m
a
ry
,
th
e
re
w
ere
a
I f we d o n 't g et the SC R AP
years, a w ere no c o m m e rc ia l b o a t la n d
G o u ld and Jo h n G in th e r. A sh
o u tsid e w o rld . In 1861 he le ft days n u m b e re d in to
to
ta
l
o
f
46
e
stab
lish
m
en
ts
re
O u r b o y * ta ke th e R A P !
ings in th e u p p e r r iv e r area
m
id
fro
s
ty
m
o
rn
in
g
to
ld
h
im
to
lan d: Peggy M c C u rle y , M ed
h is fa th e r’ s hom e n e a r Eugene.
T he fir s t o rg a n iz e d sp o rtsm e n ’s c e iv in g m a jo r b e n e fits fro m the fo rd : M a ry D o h e rty . H e rm is to n ; ■
I t ’s n o t o n ly a p a trio tic
r
e
tir
e
w
ith
h
is
w
e
a
lth
,
b
u
t
the
Or««., to make* a sta ke in the
fis h e ry
d u rin g
1948
la n d in g and re n ta l was estab s p o rts
d u ty , b u t ju s t p la in good
D
ic
k
M
ace.
Ja
m
e
stow
n
.
N
.Y
.;
Id ah o m ines. R u t th is was o n e lur« o f gold h e ld h im fir m and
lis h e d in 1946 and th re e w ere T h e re w e re 67 f u ll and p a rt-
business. T o p p ric e s now
in h is life tim e th n t th e yo un g secure In some o f h is s u m m e r’s o p e ra tin g d u rin g 1947 A t the tim e empl«>y«*es w h o d e riv e d a ll A n n e B a rk e r, K la m a th F alls;
paid
B r in g y o u r scrap
rid
in
g
.
M
ille
r
had
h
ea
rd
and
Ja ck Y oung. M u rp h y , and S ta f
m an got the fe v e r o f gold and
o
r
p
a
r
t
o
f
th
e
ir
inco
m
e
fro
m
dream ed o f road agent h old u p s close o f th e 1948 season, e ig h t
m e ta l to:
fo
rd
Thom
as,
M
e
lb
o
u
rn
e
.
A
us
th e a m b itio n to m ake m oney.
b oa t la n d in g s w e re in o p e ra tio n w o rk in boat re n ta ls o r ta c k le tr a lia
H iw ay 66
Phea* 8511
F o r a s h o rt tim e he liv e d th« B u t w ith h is p re c io u s gold, he
Oak S t. T a n k & S teel
in the e a rly p a rt o f th e 1949 shops. T he gross inco m e fo r a ll
was
lu
c
k
y
■
■
life o f a so urdo ug h w a n d e rin g
o
r
P
hone
2-1221
Free Daily Delivery
season
T he
g re ate st k n o w n e s ta b lish m e n ts d u r in g 1948 was
H a b its are at fir s t cobwebs,
a ro u n d
in th e g o ld fie ld s o f
:N 7P E T A O IN S H R HS
g ro w th in th e n u m b e r o f estab $475.200. A t 4 p e r c e n t th is re p then cables. — Spanish P ro v e rb
C a lifo rn ia
and N evada, then
lis h m e n ts
c a rr y in g
co m p le te resents an $11,880,000 in v e s t
th ro u g h re m o te sections o f the 1
lin e s o f fis h in g ta c k le o c c u rre d m e n t in th e sp orts fis h e ry o f the
west
in th e O rla n d -C h ic o area w h e re U p p e r S a cram en to r iv e r .
T h is w a n d e rlu s t life had ta k
(N e x t w eek: T h e latest re
the
num ber
increased
fro m
en possession o f th e boy, and
p o rt
by
the C a lifo r n ia fish
some th re e to
21 d u r in g the
th«« c o u n try he aiml««ssly w e n t
and gam e com m ission on fis h
p e rio d fro m 1945 to 1949.
to
By ROLAND L. PARKS
e ry w o rk b e lo w Shasta dam
O f the e ig h t b o a t la n d in g s in
D u rin g tin« w in te r o f
1B60
on th e sp aw n in g areas on the
o p e ra tio n a t th e end o f 1948.
C
o
m
m
u
n
ity
C
hest
C
h
a
irm
a
n
and ’61. an a w a k e n in g o ccu rre d
m a in
stem
of
S acram en to
Am ong
th e
o rg a n iz a tio n s ¡ fiv e w e re in f u l l o p e ra tio n m ost
to h im ns th e
w a rm days o f
r iv e r and the re s u lt* o f the
w
h
ic
h
are
a
c
tiv
e
ly
w
o
r
k
in
g
to
o
f
the
y
e
a
r
A
t
the
close
o
f
the
s p rin g came to the q u ie t v a lle y
h a tc h e ry o p e r a t i o n * and
w ere
in w h ic h he liv e d A sudden im- put th e d riv e o v e r are: K iw n n is . y e a r th e e ig h t la n d in g s
tra n s p la n tin g o f fish to o th e r
va lu e d at $104,000 and had a
R
o
ta
ry
,
L
io
ns,
J
u
n
io
r
C
ha
m
b
e
r
puls«« s tru c k yo u n g M ille r to
areas to com pensate fo r beds
gross incom e f o r th e y e a r o f
of
C
om
m
erce,
C
ha
m
b
e
r
o
f
C
om
seek fo r the gold ve in s o f Ore- I
lost
to
sp aw n in g res u ltin g
B e llv ie w G range. V a l $10.200 T lie gross incom e o f the
gon and th ro u g h th e wi-st at any m erce.
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fin e
s u p p o rt fro m
the
was soon gone, and th e n e x t he had
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was h e a rd
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F in o , on the C le a rw a te r r iv e r
, G ra n d p a displayed so
above L e w is to n , Id a h o , w he re tio n s have appoint«-«) captains
proudly years ago, when
th e b ig e x c ite m e n t o f gold was and w o rk e rs th a t have h it the
b y-w a ys and h ig h -w a y s in o u r
a t a w h ite heat.
he “w ire d ” to change
M ille r was m a k in g th e best ! e ffo r t to raise fu n d s
Joaquin Miller's Pony Express
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SOC N ew spaper
Work Broadcast
Rabbit Pellets
BELLVIEW
FEED STORE
Sidelights Given
On Chest Drive
GRANDPA SURE THOUGHT HE WAS SMART
o u t o f h is life , g e ttin g a cq u a in t-
««d w ith th e w o r ld and th e hab
its o f th e h a rd ro c k m in ers. I t
was here he saw a g re a t lig h t,
th e c o u n try
was fille d
w ith
p ro spe cto rs and a lo t o f tough
road agents. T o c a rry m oney, o r
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Little M an,
w hat N ow ?
C A U G H T in a s to rm w ith
o ut th e p ro p e r p ro te c tio n
. . . Just as he m ig h t be if
h is in su ra n ce is n ’ t ready
fo r th a t “ ra in y d a y .”
D o n ’t
le t
fir e ,
w in d
sto rm , a ccid en t o r o th e r
p e r il d u n k yo u fin a n c ia lly .
C a ll on us fo r adequate
insu ra n ce to d a y!
S. CJones & Sons
“KILLINGS AGENCY”
(Since J u ly
1883)
DEPENDABLE
INSURANCE COUNSELORS
C o rn e r M a in an«l Oak
A sh lan d H o te l Bldg.
Phone 8781
from kerosene to electric
light, served his house
hold well. Their electrical
needs were very simple.
D ic k R a y n e n o f the
F ir
M illin g took o u t 50 c a rd * and
got fin e response
fro m
his
w o rk e r *.
O th e r
m ill*
and
b u *in e *« e * h ave
done t h a
same. W ith such su pp o rt we
a re h a c k in g a w a y at o u r set
goal
w ith
ren ew ed
e n th u
siasm.
Wouldn’t Grandpa be surprised, though, if he saw our homes today
— with all the comfort, work-saving ond recreation electricity hos
R o xie N elson o f th e T oa st
m asters has g i v e n
se veral
spe««ehes fo r th e chest and so in
sp ire d h im s e lf th a t he cam e in
and got a h a n d fu l o f cards and
w e n t o u t s o lic itin g .
I t is n o t u n u su a l to have p«*o-
p le pledge a n ic e sum and p u t j
d ow n J u ly 1, 1952 as th e d a te '
th e y w i ll pay. T h is
helps us
ju s t as m uch as cash as we w i ll
be m ig h ty g la d to get th e
m on ey a n y tim e d u rin g th e year.
L a s t F r id a y the advance
and s p e ria l g ift c o m m itte e of
th e chest
in c lu d in g
L e la n d
L in n ,
John B illin g s ,
A lle n
H a rris
and
H o m e r B illin g s ,
sat dow n and w ro te le tte r * to
p ra c tic a lly a ll o f th e
la rg e
M e d fo rd firm s doing business
in A s h la n d . W e have a lre a d y
re c e iv e d
nice
c o n trib u tio n *
fro m
P a c ific T e le p h o n e an«i
T e le g ra p h , L ip p e rt T h eatres
and Jackson C ou n ty B u ild in g
and 'L o an. W e are ex p e c tin g
m o re d a ily .
Som e people and fir m s are
b o u n d to be missed in such a
c ity w id e d riv e . W h y n o t sign a
check and m a il i t to C o m m u n ity
chest h e a d q u a rte rs , L ith ia Ho-
te l, A sh la n d . Y ou can save some
b y b rin g in g in y o u r pledge o r
cash in person.
I t is tru e th a t m uch o f the
m on ?y goes to h e lp pay salar-
ies o f « x p e r tly tra in e d leaders,
w ith o u t w h o m th e v a rio u s p ro
gram s w o u ld collapse. H ow fa r
w o u ld
our
C a m p fire G irls ,
Y M C A , Scouts, S a lv a tio n A rm y .
USO, e tc , go w ith o u t (ra in e d
lenders, w ho d e v o t" th e ir fu ll
tim e to p la n n in g and p ro m o tin g
the groups.
brought?
An old-fashioned wiring system simply cannot efficiently ond eco
nomically do the electricol work of our homes. Modern living requires
Adequate Wiring.
You w o n t miss im p o rta n t ca//s
i f you're a g oo d telephone neighbor
Your party-line neighbors will consider you a rial friend
if you remember that often, they, or someone in your
family may be expecting an im portant incoming telephone
call. These other simple points will also help to
insure better service: W hen voti have a series of calls
You need Adequate Wiring to provide enough power in your home —
now and in the future — so lights can always give full brilliance and
all your electrical work-saving appliances work at full speed, with
maximum efficiency and economy.
You need Adequate Wiring to assure thot you will have sufficient
outlets in every room to give you the freedom you need for proper
placement of your furniture and lomps, and for top convenience and
comfort in your use of appliances, radios and other portable equip
ment. You need Adequate Wiring for its scientific system of perma
nent lights and switches which will enable you to reduce eyestrain
and accidents in your home, and add beauty — indoors ond out.
to make, allow a few minutes betw een them • Replace the
receiver properly after calling • Always make sure
the line is d e a r before you make your calls.
■faster /ong distance service can be yours.
I you give the operator the out-of-tow n
•
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ADÉQUATE W IR IN G costs so little - means so much
ASK FOR FULL DETAILS
num ber you're calling rather rlian just
J
the name and address. I liar wav , you see,
;
1
you w on't have to wait while she finds
our the num ber from “Inform ation'
,i i lie distant tow n you'ie calling
Pacific Telephone
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