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MTPFOKP fATL TRTBUyB, MEDFORD. OREGON. "WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1337- PAGE FIVE lOUAL and On Buslne Here Everett Akltn of Ahland epent thU morning trans acting business In Medford. Krnm ,trtliiitrl John Dauchrly of Ashland was a business visitor In Medford this momlne. . . Neff KHurnv port-r J. Neff, local attorn0?, returned this morning after a short bmlnr V to Portland. Meeting Tonight Fish and game committee of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7:30 tonight. Everett Trowbridge, chairman, will preside. Banker to Meet Weekly southern Oregon clas of the American Insti tute of Banking will be held In the Medford aenlor high achool tonight at 8 o'clock. Close Shop A. V. Gravea will close hl Jewelry repair shop at 403 East Main street until March 1. having taken a position In Modesto, Cal.. for the winter. 8. F. Man Here W. W. Glosser. Tlce-presldent of Hubbard - com pany of San Francisco, arrived on the northbound train this morning on a business mission. Fowler Returns J. O. Fowler. Med ford manager of S. it W. Fine Foods. Inc., returned to the city this morn ing after spending several days in San Francisco on business. He at tended sales conference in the Bay City. Ormandr Here J. A. Ormandy. of Portland, passenger traffic man ager of the Bouthern Paclflo com pany, was a visitor In Medford today. Re ha Just returned from a business trip to San Francisco and will re turn to his home tonight. Rehearsal Jackson County Teach ers chorus will meet for rehearsal In the courthouse auditorium here at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. All mem bers are asked to make a special effort to be present. Esther Church Leake, chorus director, will be In charge. Minor Accident A car driven by Mrs. Paul D. Turner of S31 Austin street struck two parked machines Monday night when Mrs. Turner made a left turn from Jackson boule-, rard Into Earttett street, a city police report stated today. Damage was Bald to b slight. Makes Inspection W. L. Hack, sup erintendent of the Sacramento divi sion of the Southern Pacific com pany with headquarters at Sacra mento, made an Inspection trip to southern Oregon today. He waa ac companied by O. M. Taylor, resident engineer of Dunsmulr. Membership Fund Many adults have shown Interest In helping de serving young persons of the com munity to secure membership in the Southern Oregon Civic Music asso ciation. It was announced today. Those who feel that they can con tribute part of the price of a student membership are asked to get in touch with Mrs. Royal E. Bebb, who la In eharge of the project. Pictures Shown Motion pictures of several Pacific coast conference foot ball games were shown by Carrol I. Haya. district manager of the Asso ciated OH company, at last night's regular weekly dinner-meeting of the Active club In the Hotel Medford. Following the picture presentation, a board of governors meeting was held to work out a program for the com ing year. 30-30 Quota Full Fred Schmidt was sdmltted to membership In the 90-30 club at Its weekly dinner-meeting In the Hotel Jackson last night. The membership roster wss then de clared closed, the club having reached Its authorised roll of 30 members. The club now has a waiting list from which new members will be accepted In case of vscancles. Dolph Quyer was a guest of the club. Back from Fjist Mrs. Ralph E. Sweeney of 1125 West Main street, wife of the county treasurer, returned by train this morning from an ex tensive visit In the east. Mrs. Sweeney vuitH her mother. Mrs. John Mc- Elwee. In Warrensburg. Mo. She spent some time slso with other relatives .-,t friends In warrensburg. Kansas City and Joplln, Mo. Gone two months. Mrs. Sweeney return w Medford via San Francisco. $1.16 Pint $2.25 Quart nsjinff arum nmmiw iwmti htm ARTHRITIS Chinese herns art 1 1 gtt roo relief no matter what too art afflicted ltb yon owe It to fooreell to as this opportunity to regain root health. Chant herbs hate restored nealtb to thousand, of people Why am rout Do roo have oaa. Constipation, Stomach Trouble. Bbeo mat Ism. Hay revet. Prostate Trouble. Ulcers. Children's Bed netting. Sinos Troobla. asthma, influents, rental Trouble. Pile. Chronic Congo. Ulh Blood treasure, arthritis. Colitis, Nervousness. Appendicitis. Tonillltls. Enema. Heart, Um. Bladder. Kidneys. Longs. Blood. Urinary Olsordera, herbs srtll give roo "-' when others tail free consultation Open 10 to o P. M. CHAN CHAN Sat. tlU P. M roea.-Thora lo-IJ A. M. Closed Son Chines Med Co tJa B. Main PERSONAL Nurses' Meet Postponed a Regular meeting of the O. 8. O. N. A. hsa been postponed until next week and further announcement regarding the time will be made later. On Trip south Mr. and Mrs. Em- rat A. Rostel were to leave this after noon by motorcar on a business trip to southern California. Mr. Rostel 'is summer publicist for Crater Lake national park. 10:15 Assembly All members of the Disabled American Veterans .of the World War and auxiliary are request ed to assemble at city park at 10:4A a. m. tomorrow to participate In the Armistice Day parade. No Klks Meeting Cooperating with Medford post of the American Legion In its annual Armistice Day celebra tion, local chapter of the Elks lodge has cancelled Its regular weekly busi ness meeting scheduled for tomorrow night. Grange Unit Meets Roxy Ann home extension unit will hold an all day meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. Clarence Tedrlck on Spring street. The meeting will start at 10:30 a. m. and the subject la "Why We Behave As We Do." Society to Parade All members of the Southern Oregon Gem and Min eral society are requested to meet at 10 a. m. tomorrrv, at 630 South Ivy street, preparatory to participating In the Armistice Day parade. Large ban ners are to be distributed for drap ing cars that will enter the pro cession. Pictures Shown Two reels of mo tion pictures featuring safety, discov ery of the microscope and the devel opment of the science of bacteriol ogy were presented Tuesday morning at a student assembly In Medford senior high school auditorium. The films were msde available by the Medford office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company. Officers to Meet Regular meeting of the Rogue valley chapter of the Reserve Officers association will be held In the armory toni.i, 7:30. Lieut. Phllo D. Smith, adjutant cf the Medford CCC district, will be the Instructor In a class tn "mobiliza tion." The subject will be studied In preparation for the contact camp to be held here December 11 and 12. At that time practical work In mobil ization will be demonstrated. All re serve officers are requested to attend tonight's meeting. Avlallon Magazine "America Spreads Her Wings" l the title of a magazine Just published by WPA It la a photographic ssga of aviation and airport development In tne United States. It shows with pictures, graphs and statistics the part WPA has played In this development and In providing work for men who other wise would have been unemployed. A statistical report as of May 31, 1937. shows the total airport program ap proved by the president and eligible for operation. Oregon had 41 ap proved projects Involving 35 airport sites and a total estimated cost of 3,741,248. e e e Asks Flag Salute Jackson county chapter of the Disabled American Vet erans of the World War today Issued an appeal that proper respeot be shown the American flag in tomor row's Armistice Day parade. The chapter said It had observed In recent years that citizens have become care less In showing respect for the flsg as It passes in processions. The as serted lack of respect was attributed to thoughtlessness. So the veteran organization asked that tomorrow every man lift hla hat aa the Stars and Stripes pssa by. Women, It was explained, should stand erect, their arms at their sides. Going to Sea The hope of all youths who enlist In the United States navy, a trip to aea, will soon be fulfilled for George Watson, It Is disclosed In a letter received from the Medford boy today. Watson, who la serving hla second year In the navy, said he expects to go to Mare Island In December or January. He Is serv ing on the Vestal, a repair ship sta tioned at San Pedro. Cal. George re cently received a copy of the Mali Tribune and became homesick, he wrote. So. to keep In touch with his friends and acquaintances here, he ordered the Sunday edition. He Is the son of Mrs. Margaret E. Wat eon of 118 Chestnut street. Donald Duck Comedy On Craterian's Bill One of the mort popular fitments of Welt Disney's lmasrlnstlon Is Don nnlr. the famed little) Csrtoon character of many Mlcltey Mouse animated comeaies. ai me LT.wnwi theater today, on the asme propram with Shirley Temple's "Heidi." is Donsld Duck In stsrrlng role In rMn.u'. trmihi In this one be gin when. In the role of a station agent, he receives en ostnen. wno M-uHitMi. unim.1 a lovlna nature toward Donald, much to his dis taste. When the ostnen, true to nis nature, starts swallowing all sort of thlnge. things really begin to happen. NEEDED Money In eichange for that grocery Item you forgot yester day. FTanailn'a Grocery, 37 S. Central. "Big City" at Craterian Sunday Luise Ralner and Spencer Tracy form the new co-starring team of "Big City." which comes Sunday to the New Craterian theater for a three-day showing. Miss Ralner plays the immigrant girl who marries Tracy, New York City cab driver. In Norman Krasna's colorful story of life among the big clty'a teeming millions. Here Thursday Joe E. Brown travels abroad In hia Inte&t adventure comedy "Fit for a King." with the fast action lead- in,; from New York into a mythical kingdom where Joe, cast as a news paper hawk, meets ft Missouri girl destined to become queen, witn Helen Mack and Paul Kelly heading a strong supporting cast, the new Brown opus opens a special three- day Armistice Day program at the Rial to theater tomorrow. Buck Jones, starring in "Law for Tombstone." is scheduled to play as the companion feature. The Pythian Bisters will serve a I C Chicken Dinner Armistice Day, Thurs day, Nov. 11th. from U to 3, at the Pythian hall. Price 35c. Public In vited. Administrator's Notlre itf Sale. Notice is hereby given that under! and in pursuance of an Order of the ! County Court of Oregon for Jaekson County, made and entered of record on the 9th day of November, 1937. the undersigned administrator or the es- state of Hazel V. Johnston, deceased. will on or after the 10th day of Decem ber at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at the office of Gus Newbury In the United States National Bank Building in Medford. Oregon, sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash or upon such terms as may be approved by the administrator, the following described real property, sub ject to the confirmation and approval by said Court: Beginning at the Northeaat cor ner of Lot 10. Perry's Subdivision In Jackson County, Oregon, ac-1 cording to the official plat thereof I of record: running thence south on the East line of said Lot 10, 628 feet to the true point of beginning; thence running West 340 feet; thence South 80 feet; thence Eat 240 feet to the Fnst line of said Tit io: thnee North along the (ITCHING III Wherever it occurs and however II irritated the skin, relieve it (I bibsbkw quiciuy witn soothing Resmo. TOMORROW & FRIDAY I JocinWREP WALTtH BRFNNAN ' HELEN WESTIEY, ANTHONY MARTIN' , IUtfcrirDMlLLF. L m Mat(sOl ivn iu 1 .IX 1 V w ik TODAY ONLV aojjffie .m, vjm Mai'MCgViUX Others featured in the cast In clude Charley Grapewln, Janet Beecn er. Eddie Qulllan, Victor Varconl and famous characters of Broadway, among the more prominent being Jack Dcmpsey, Bull Montana, Man Mountain Dean, James J. Jeliries. Jimmy McLarnln, Qua Sonnenberg. Jim Thorpe and Maxle Rosenbloom. East line of said Lot 10 to the beginning., subject to the lien of the Medford Irrigation District and also subject to a, right of way of the California Oregon Power Com- Dflnv. and subject, also, to a more gage of 81500.00. as said premises a re d esc rl bed in Vol u me 210. a 1 1 pag. 363 of the Deed Records of Jackson County. Oreaon. to which reference Is hereby made for a more particular description. ROYAL E. BEBB. Administrator of th Estate of Hfel V. Johnston. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Tractor. M. Bowler, east of Medford Riding Academy. KLAMATH SPUD CENTER. Fast 13th and Front. Newbry Packing House. No. ra. $1.25. Phone 4-F-12 for delivery orders. C. J. Logan. BETTER USED CARS BUY HERB WITH CONFIDENCE 1037 BUICW 60 series sedan: ra dio and heater, new tires. for only $1125 1037 buick 40 series sedan. A wonderful buy at $ 995 1937 FORD coupe. Only run 200 miles, for $ 595 1936 CHEV. de luxe spt. sedan: low mileage $ 845 1635 PLYMOUTH coupe; new paint $ 416 1936 CHEV. piekup: new tlres....$ 495 SKINNER'S GARAOE Buick and O.M.C. Truck. Sales and Service. FOR RENT 7-room house and 2 .! new. sir s month. Phone 11SB-Y. 5 ZZ Show Starts Tonite 6:30 . Ill 771177' II I S . lluxuiAwi I Starting Today - 4 Days! I LAST TIMES TONIGHT 1 1 F J&&6S, S'-n. fth ,:rr: 1 If S y - f i t WHAT A WOW FOR Q ARMISTICEDAY ! ! ; V .C nil m& II m s ajy I ttH 1 Eirf JEAN HERSHOLT lWf I U. J !f:-..C-W. sV i Nteel-knurkled V IfVVf" I I m H j J 1 ! 'LB..!! I V ywwwiw m m rs i I IttW Iftw with! FOR A ALE Farm wfm with hay rack, only lia. A. Hoffman, over Buckshot hill. Kt. 4, Box 61. HOUSEKEEPER, 38-46 years old. rare for two girl and on boy, school age: modern house with lectrie equipment. Good wages. Position open December 1st. Not encum bered. Write or phone Louis Al phonse. Hilt. Cal. MAN would Ilka to exchange labor for dental work. Sell 3 pwtry ban tam roosters, one ROe. two 3ftr each. Rt. 1. Box IMA. Central Point. ABBEY'S SPECIAL SA Ponttae S sedan: heater, radto. full de lue equipment. None bet ter ...ws WALTER W. ABBEY. TNO. Ninth and Bartlett. Tel. 30S. FOR RENT -room apartment; pri vate bath and private entrance. 34ft Apple. WANTED To buv vellow male Per sian kitten. P. O. Box 8MI. FOR RENT House. 307 No, Ivy. In quire 438 W. 4th. EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC and welder wants work. Albert Skow, Rt. 1, Box 108. Medford. FOR RENT 4 -room furnished apart ment, 301 Beatty St. Geo. Iverson. YOURS FOR $500 and low monthly payments. 43 acres near Medford. No buildings, partly fenced: excel lent gracing site: water available. In Stewart Acres Tract. Full prlee $1,100; taxes $28 per year. FOR RENT 3 -room furnished apart ment, close In. ground floor. AdultR only. Phone 781. MILK COWS 3 freshen soon, one al ready fresh. W. A. McDowell, Sams Valley. Oold Hill. Ore. AUCTION SALE Sale Pavilion. North Medford. Oregon, Saturday. November 13, 1937. Milk cows; some good horse. Including two good saddle mare; one 3-year-old draft filly; stock pigs: 3 guns; trailer; fl-h.p. gas engine with pump; 3 good stock saddles: some good chicken: furniture and arti cle too numerous to mention. SO. OREGON LIVESTOCK AUC TION CO. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auc tioneer. Phone 851 -J-3. FOR RENT Furnished 3 rear room apartment; adult 323 Kennett. 3rd house south of Berrydate 2nd Hand Store. FOR SALE OR TRADE for light se dan. Equity In 1035 Plymouth coupe. Don Brown, Rt. 1. Box 511. TAMALE orders taken. Special price ror club or party orders of doren or more. Phone 314-Y, Mm. Walker. 4 -ROOM furnished house, 134 8. Ivy. ABBEY'S SPECIAL '86 Nash Ambassador 8 sedan. Tops in every way:' heater, radio; all new rubber. Look it over $835 See it at Abbey's. 9th and Bartlett v - 1 THE PICTURE YOU'LL REMEMBER HER FOR - ALWAYS! Millions the world over have laughed and wept and rejoiced over this story! , , . Now it comes to the screen a picture that will touch the deepest corners of your heart . . a picture we know you'll never forgetl S ! : ; V CompleU Shows 1:45-6:40-0:00 WOMAN wants work by day or hour. FOR BALE $450 equity in 1038 Ford FOR RENT Room, S block from inquire lOOfl W. Main. V-8 truck: run only 11,500 miles. Main: one or two ladles. Box 4007, Sacrifice. R. Walters, Phlpps Auto Tribune. 0M 7 C fl Cabln r " " 3ff0U FURNITURE REPAIRING Regluelng. WELL-FURNISHED apartment, lower Cane chairs restored. Will call and East side suburban home, 34 acres. rtoor: private entrance. Adults. deliver. Jarmtn. Phone 1303-R. 6 spacious rooms, living room, din- 1021 Went 0th. ----w 'V room. 3 bedroom, den and PIANOS We now have a large stock kitchen; hardwood floors through- for SALE New. modern 8-room of slightly used small Bungalow out: basement and furnace: city home. clow in. Box 4704. Tribune. plane at prices you can afford. Se water: siooo down; terms to re- these high grade pianos. Ivera Pond, sponsible buyer. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, Ludwlg. Decker & Son. Holnung. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC. lower floor; 2 bedrooms. Adults. Vose. Knabe. snd other fine makes! 108 A Mfttn St' phcm 72fl- 10th. small down payment, easy terms. 7T rRE; 2;:"y Tran!,,r -1,8 N-mver S4DDD ed. re-glued. Tel. OflO-R. Thtbault. 1 - - - -, -U,-L,-L - J7- ---..- NEW AND USED oil heattng stoves, lM-acre rsneb. located 12 miles from WT?T " n RILrlM ,or lRO w00 htlng and coo Medford: 75 acres free soil. cuVtt- i SI "i f""11 Qr- Moves. Jones Pump Burner Co, vated: free water. Ha one -room eery. 437 ato. CenUaL 33 N. Grape. b'ho 192nt.?re fjt m.te prop- arator houW good well, electric e 'T guJmT ggPPlll- Mitchell Auto Beauty pump; $800 down, balance to suit mU. A bargain at only $549. on ninj buyer at o. tew MRV term(t NOTICE Fine watch and lewelrr re- CHARLES A. WING AOENCY. INC. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. pairing at reasonable nrlcei C 100 E. 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