Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 17, 1935, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMETTFOTCD MATL TRTBTTXR MTDFORIX OREOON. FRIDAY. MAY IT, 193.-. PAGE ELEVEN Local and Leaves for Iowa Amelia Remer left lt night by train lor Iowa. Leaves for Fast Mrs. Jamea E Bell left last night on a business trip t Buffalo. New York. Janney to Portland Edwin Janney left last night on a business trip to Portland. From Pomona Floyd D. Young of Pomona. Cal., is among Medford visit or today, having arrived this mom lug to attend to bu&ineaa here. Back from East Raymond MV iAing, who has teen visiting relative for the past two months at Ardmore. OHla.. waa expected to return today to his home In Medford. Elder Bolander Leave Elder Reed C- Bolander, who has been In Med ford on missionary work the past six months, left today for Portland, to continue work In that city. Elder La Ray Rasmussen, who ha been in Medford the past two weeks on mis sionary work, associated with Elder Bolander. left for Ashland this morn ing. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY EVERYTHING In wire: garden spe cialties, sweet pea wire, trellis and flower guard, rings for peonies or shrubbery. Let us make a grill tot your plcnlo supper. VOLNEY DIXON. NAT. BUILDING 124 N. Riverside Ave., Medford. Ore MNERSSCREEN; new double deck and all other types cut to your ex act measurements at reduced prices. We ship everywhere. VOLNEY DIXON. NAT. BUILDING 134 N. Riverside Ave.. Medford, Ore. WANTED Wa 1 trese at Diamond Cafe. Experienced. USED CAR TRADES '83 Chevrolet 3-dr. Sedan. . 33 Ford DeLuxe Coach. 31 Chevrolet 4-dr. Sedan 3 aide mounts & trunk. 29 Pontiao 4-dr. Sedan A-l con dition. 29 Plymouth Roadster. '30 Ford "A" Coupe New paint. 29 Chevrolet 1V& ton Truck. Also several low priced cars. Small down pavment. easy terms. MEAD MOTOR COMPANY 16 So. Fir DeAoto - Plymouth 1935 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Very small mileage, new cnr guaran tee, big discount, 6 finance. Your car In trade. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth FOR RENT- Unfurnished 6-room house, located at 234 W. 5th St.. Phone 1417-R. FOR SALE Colored 9M-R. fryers. Phone FOR SALE-Good milk cow. Freshen soon. 940.00. 2nd house west of Pine Con. EMPTY furniture van wants load from Eureka or points enroute : about June 1st. HAWLEV TRANS FER. Phone 615. STOLEN Boys' bicycle. Stream line Aercycle. Aluminum and red, bal loon tires. Reward. Phone 1012. rOR flALE 1 acre, small house, gar age other buildings. Inquire 121 Lincoln. TOR SALE 147 acres. 80 Irrigated modern Improvements. Will sell stocked and equipped. If interested write Box 2088, Tribune. FURNISHED apt for rent. 329"N?lvy. FOR SALE Sows ready to farrow First house east of county machine shop on Barneburg Rood. IX5ST Tire, tube and Hudson wheel on Old Stae Road. Reward. City Meat Market. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ho tel Jackson. FOR RENT Modern 4 -room duplex, oil heater, electric range. Inquire 534 N. Bartlett. WANTED Good cow for cash, testeJ and reasonable price. Phone 153. Ashland. PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS WALL PAPER Note the low prices on best grades Heath & Milligan Paints and Varnishes BEST PREPARED PAINT Reg. colors. Gals $3.15 Reg. colors. Quarts 95 FOR A LIMITED TIME WE ARE SELLING OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WALL PAPER AT Per Roll LAMPORT'S Personal Trainmaster Arrive J. M. Trefren. trainmaster for Southern Pacific lines who recently replaced L. Koeher !n the Medford district, arrived on business this morning. nerk Knd Visitor Miss Adallne Oerney. teacher In the Oranta Pass city schools, was a week-end guest the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Holmes. Edwin to Portland A. R. Edwin, former chief clerk at Crater Lake Na tional park, under a 13 months' sen tence to federal prison on conviction of mis-application of park funds, and Attorney Porter J. Nef left last night for Portland, where granting of pro bation will be determined Saturday by Federal Judge James Alger Fee. Jolsvn Changed In Craterian Musical Al Jolson and his "Missus," (Ruby Keeler), came to the Craterian the atre yesterday In their first co-starring picture. "Go Into Your Dance." replete with dramatic situations as well as hilarious laughs, romance and spectacular dance numbers. Jolson shows more of his old time verve, both In his singing and his acting, than he has displayed In any other picture. His work with Miss Keeler seems to have given him an unusual Btlmulus. As a Broadway entertainer, In the picture, he Is barred from the New York stage because of his fondness for the "ponies" and also wine and women. After sharing honors with a little dancing girl In a mid-west town he stages a comeback that sets the theatrical world aflame. Miss Keller Is as sweet and win some as ever as the dancing part ner, who is unable to hide her love for the great entertainer although he continually snubs her, having fallen for the wiles of a blues singer, the wife of the king of the under world. Helen Morgan, torch singer and piano sitter, is given a bigger part than usual:- Olenda Farrell Is the same wise cracking, hard-boiled character she usually portrays, although In this picture she Is not the gold digging type, her entire Interest lying in keeping her brother. Al JoJson, from ruination. Others Include Barton MacLane. Sharon Lynne. Patsy Kelly and Phil Regan. The Catholic Card Party will bo held at Parish Hall Wednesday eve nlng at 8 o'clock. Auction and con tract bridge, pinochle and five hun dred will be played. Refreshments will be served. Price 25c. All are In vited. "a DAMCE GOLD HILL PAVILLION SATURDAY May 18th Ehythm Musio Fun Specialties HOLLYWOOD TAP DANCING TEAM Music by CRIMSON COSSACKS 9:00 till 2:00 GOLDEN PACIFIC PAINT Reg. colors. Gals $2.25 Reg. colors. Quarts. .70 If' Per Roll Make your choice from the Largest Stock of Wall Paper in Southern Oregon 226 East Main St. HASKINS DRUG STORE READY FOR OPENING Completely remodeled and decor ated In old Ivory, sepia and brown, the new drug store of Leon B. Has kins, the Rexall store, at the corner of Main and Grape streets, will hold its official opening tomorrow, with a carnation given free to each cus tomer. The new store is so arranped as to be one of the sunniest In the city, with every type of merchandise occupying Its own separate place in the attractively arranged display counters. Each section Is plal nly marked so that a quick glance around as one enters the front door, shows Just what one is looking for. A sep arate prescription counter, with a complete line of new chemicals and pharmaceuticals, has been establish ed. "We want everyone to feel at home here," said Mr. Hasklns today. The new store Is to be 4 store of serv ice, with a free telephone, rush as signments for film printing, and other special features. As an opening day special. Miss Irene Nolan, special representative for the Elizabeth Arden line of cos metics, will be In the store to help the ladles with their problems, show ing them the best type of make-up. j the proper lotions to use on their I type of skin, and the creams best suited to their purposes. j Known here for years as "Hasklns for Health," Mr. Hasklns Is return ing to the drug business after an absence of several years. His busi ness he describes as the "newest old drug store in town." Many of his old friends will visit him tomorrow. Mrs. Anna Clark, mother of Mrs. Josephine Jerome of this city, passed away at a local hospital last night at 9 o'clock, after a sudden Illness lasting only a week. She was In Medford to spend the summer with her daughter when stricken. She leaves two daughters besides Mrs. Jerome: Mrs. H. N. Prewltt of Bakersfield Cal., and Mrs. Wm. Strain of Langlola, Ore. A complete obituary will appear at later date. HOT MUSIC Sweet Rhythm Dance Until Saturday Night at Dreamland 6 Happy Hours with Al Stewart AND HIS Nite Owls Men 40c Ladies 20c Per Roll Auto Racing on -W I ' I i! P n i r ... , "Red Hot Tires." a roaring ro mance of the automobile racing tracks, with Mary Astor and Lyle Talbot co-starred ,is at the Rialto theatre for today and Saturday. Dynamic drama Is woven around L SIGNED BY ROGUES Hooalor Hoffard, mnnager of the Medford Rogties, announced today the acquisition of R. H. "Speedball" Thompson, huee chucker from Re glna. of the Canadian league, as pitcher for the Rogues In their game Sunday against Grants pass. Last Sunday Thompson whiffed 19 bat tars. He Btands 6 feet, 8 Inches, and weighs 225 pounds. Last year he pitched a shut-out against Grants Past when twirling Sot Glendale. Hoftard has also announced thut the Broadway Colored Clowns, one of the flashiest colored teams in the country, will play here sometime dur ing the summer, probably on July 28th. The Rogues meet Grants Pass at Grants Pass Sunday In a crucial game. The Rogues have already dumped the Merchants once, and hope to do so again. ALWAYS A CEOWD WHAT'S THE REASON It is one of the many new !b3 Hits Bud and His Orchestra will play SAT. NITE 9 - to - 2 ORIENTAL GARDENS ALSO Rube's Old Timers BIGGER AND BETTER PLL'S Our Gang in 'Mike Fright' Cartoon "DNconlrnleil Cunary" ALSO K&w Lost. EI l -MO BTVfl CROSBY Miriam Hopkins Kitty C a r i s 1 ft "SHE LOVES ME NOT" Lor,.uvos V the most daneer- 'T Vf 11 ous game man . 1n -CARAVAN- ever devlsedl ST SATURDAY ONLY! f ft if M JTL i Rialto Screen At a stirring and unusual romance In which two daredevil drivers battle both for racing honors and the love of a beautiful girl. Roscoe Karns, Frankle Darro and Gavin Gordon are also featured. Roxy Western 3t i, J 1 Bub Steele conies to the Row theatre tomorrow only in his newest western thriller. "Western Jiruice." in which he has the support of sev eral well known favorites of outdoor drama. Slenderize with Spencer Individual iv Destined Corsets. Maison Jeanne 1 467 Wa'g-gMWy.MMffjy '! tMia.WW i'IHI",'l'Ui..n nn fi sh""s lia ineisia!FH til 111 gJI I:00-S:IHI IpJ EJr: F . 1 I KOllil III tj '-!: Ibt WiroSawiMffl ill ki.mL-io.. I LI TODAY and LYLE TALBOT mm astoh ROSCOE KARNS HENRY KOLKER CAVING CORDON FRANKSE DARROW (A V. Coming Sunday something new In comodv mvsten melodrama with a companionate ro mantic angle a. Intriguing aa the mystery comes to the Craterian theatre Sunday In "stnr of Mld nlKht." co-starring William Powell and dinner Rogers. MEDFORD GLEEMEK Assisted by lackson County Te&chers Choral Society in two numbers SPRING CONCERT SENIOR High School Mon., May 20, 8:15 p. ra. Admission 50c Associate Membership Tickets are good 3i .j ......j. :.,.. SATURDAY!! f Prevue Sat. Nite ti. llltc. fitl lb. .til' flaf.t luli' l.t fiauul m M$COY C AWWiniW-Mf. f! THERAKGE Essentially a comedy, with a laugh In Almost every line of dialogue, the picture nevertheless can be termed mystery, semi-gangster, a detective story or a romance as modern as any moderne could wish for. Powell is shown as a suave man- about-town with criminology as a j hobhy. Taken from the Arthur Som ers Roche story, ,-S:ar of Midnight," should prove to be a happy enter tainment for Powell and Rogers fans, who are legion alter their favorites, Outstanding recent triumphs. 13 1:45 7:0-fl:0f Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night! NO WONDER EVERYBODY'S PRAISING IT! If. The Musical Prevue Captnrrd bv "RED with stem COMING SUNDAY! Arthur 8 o m e r t 'If.- cited ni ) r t e r y dramn loiidPd w it it V . thrill- and liifM iWk l& JL If. P"vue Saturday Night to mr -v I GINGER S V sk k IjT T"",h,rl "T,,e ''f;'i,' ' "feV Thin Man" nonclial- ... t ;-"J, IftytySp'-i. ant master of sewn'. .-.TV -r , y 'i mystery . . . and the " .-f.. r- ilimorom star of -if 'erf. Roherta"! ;fey ..i -.,-a..,Ji..-.,.i!.t,...,..x ai MEDFORD SMAYy 18 Two Performances 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. Tents Near Jackson School ARENIC STARS i i "IkS 3 GREAT HERDS iiwv i,-! lfS dazzling burbans Of ELEPHANTS i''Jt ,"y ' BERNETTI FAMILY SUPERB HORSES Mk? 60 clowns J-30iisrr Individual Numhrred Urandsland Chairs and AiIiiiIskIoo llckets on Rale circus Da; at Heath's Drug Store, Medford Building Be correctly corseted In an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. JAHMIN S DltLCi STOKK ih,al Mais . . . J-.c KveV...r Show You've Waited For! Saturday Night South Pra llfailhiintprfli MORNING" ni'MA ni'uis toomkv A t "1 1 i 4 4 fv.VV , vfi