Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 30, 1938, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextArEDFOTTP MATT, TTtTBTTSTE DFOTiT). OT?F,C!OX. FTMIWY. SFPTFMRFT? 30. 1H38. PAGE ELEVEN LOCAL and From Ashland Steve Zarka of Ashland was a business visitor In Medford this morning. Chorus to Meet Jackson County Teachers chorus will convene to morrow morning at 10 In the court house auditorium. Engineer Here Kenneth Perry, field engineer for the WPA at Port land, transacted official business here yesterday. He was formerly WPA en gineer here. Sponsored by 1. 0. 0. F. at the x i U. S. HALL JACKSONVILLE SATURDAY NIGHT Oct. 1 A Real Good Time Music by Silva's Orch. PAY GASH AND SAVE AT BOYD S MARKET 108 N. Ivy. S. & H. Stamps. Phone 1054 Free Deliveries 8-10-2-4 Specials for Oct. 1 and 3 9 Lb. can 27c 2-lb. can 53c 2 PKOS. TWrtDTftM'C CAITafi 1 IC iiivn wii jm PEAS, CORN STRING BEANS 303 size 3 cans 25c Case 24 cans gl.79 Shortening, Pearl, 4 lbs 40 c ONIONS Sweet Spanish 10 lbs 19c 50 lbs. 89c POTATOES U. S. No. l's, 25 lbs...35 U. S. No. 2's, 50 lbs...35 CHOCOLATE Gnittard sweet 1 1b.pkg. 17c Tuna Flakes Light meat, Pf iy3-oz. tins, 2 cans tww SALMON Alaska Pink No. 1 tins 10c 3'j-oz. cans 3 cans 10c landwich Spread qt. 33c Roast Beef j Big 24-oz. tins I 33c nr Deviled (l S A MEAT New pack 4 lbs. 23c PERSONAL At Ur MnI Circuit Judge H. D. Norton Is attending the annual meet ing of the Oregon State Bar asso ciation in Salem. Joins Staff Miss Bea Redmond, formerly of The Dalles, arrived in Medford recently and has Joined the staff of beauty operators of "Helens," which formerly was known as Rose borough's beauty shop. Fined $10 Clinton R. Emmert, 33. of Medford was fined 110 in city court this morning on a charge of drunkenness. William V. Moore. 34. and Ray J. Hawley. 39. were "floated" i out of town on the same charges. I They were transients. I llrlver Fined Albert Hlnes, 24. was fined 2.50 and 4.50 costs by I .liiricre Wnitnm R. Tollman in llistlce of the peace court this morning for operating a tnick on Crater Lake highway last night without a tail light. He pleaded guilty, explaining he did not know the light was out. He has been engaged in logging work at Union Creek. The complaint was filed by state police. CRACKERS Snow Flakes 2 lb. boxes 25c Oven fresh this week OLEOMARGARINE 2 lbs 25c Salad Dressing Quarts 25c v FLOUR FLAGSTAFF Hardwheat 49-lb. bags $1.19 Kitchen Queen Queen $1.29 49-lb. Drifted Snow 49-lb. $1.43 bags- Pancake Flour Fishers' AQg No. 10 bags OI BEANS New crop, 10-lb. bags 3 Smart New Ice Cream Spoons for only 20$! and one label from EAGLE BRAND MAGIC MILK 2 cans Pure C. & H. Cane 10-lb. bags. . .53c 25-lb. bags .$1.32 100-lb. bags $5.09 Dry Granulated 100-lb. bags $4.98 I CAKE THII WPEk. 0 SHORTENING 3lb.CAN 1lb.CAN 55c -21c red or white pi W W V Kl -9c $ Rinso, large pkg 21 Giant sizes 59 Lux Flakes, small, 2 pkg. 10 Large pkg. 23 Lifebuoy, 3 bars 19 Lux Soap, 3 bars 10 MIIMIWIILjH It . II JJliU . imiI is ranM.tMiiii.misin Attend! Game Paul Luy of lis Newtown street left today by motor car for Eugene- where he will attend the UCLA-University of Oregon foot ball game tomorrow. Bicycle Stolen Clayton Anderson of 728 East Jackson boulevard re ported to city police today that his bicycle was stolen from the Junior high school yesterday. He decr cd It as being red and white, with lic ense number 943. Plane Refueled A Washington national guard Douglas observation plane was refueled at Medford mu nicipal airport this morn'ng. It was piloted by Lieut. ,L. S. Heral, who was en route from Corning. Cat., to Spokane, Warti. Car stolen Southern Oregon and northern California authorities were on the lookout today for a 1936 Dod?e sedan owned by Dr. Fred W. Gould of Grants Pass. The car was stolon fchen parked In a street In the Cli mate City last night. License num ber of the vehicle Is 188-975. Hack to Martinez Bob Jessroy of Martinez, Cal., left today for hts home after having spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Brophy on the Eagle Point road. Mr. Jessrey Is a ; nephew of Mrs. Brophy. He is a Junior engineer for Shell Oil com pany in Martinez. New Residents Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hughes, formerly of Seattle, Wash., j recently moved to this city and are j making their home on Mycra lnne in I what was formerly the Earl place. I Mr. Hughes Is In charge of the cold j storage plant at the Pinnacle Pack ing company In this city, i 1 On Inspection Lieut. -Col. H. H. Fletcher, CCC commander of the j Medford district, and Kenneth Wolf, I technical service Uason officer from ! 9th corps area headquarters at San i Francisco, returned yesterday from ; an Inspection tour of eastern Oregon i camps. j . . . j Meeting Deferred Announcement , was made ' today of the postpone j ment of the meeting of the executive board of the Jackson County Public rHealth association which -had been i scheduled for Monday. The meeting ; is now set for' Monday. October 10, at the Hotel Holland where the group j will convene for luncheon at 12 noon. BulWIng Permits J. B. Coleman of 102tf West 10th street applied at the city building Inspector's office yesterday for a permit to rebuild garage and woodshed at a stated cost of 8300. E. D. Scrlpter of 60 Rose avenue applied for a permit to make an addition to a bedroom at a stated cost of (200. Councils Convene Seventh and eighth grade teachers' councils will hold their first meeting of the year Saturday morning at 11:15 In the auditorium of the courthouse. Presi dent L. L. Lindley, principal of the Oak Grove school, will preside at the session and all members of the councils are asked to be present. Asked to Ceremony Members of Medford post -and auxiliary of the American Legion have been Invited to attend a Joint Installation of of ficers of the Ashland units, It was announced today by Horace Bromley, local adjutant. The ceremonies will be held at 8 p. m. Saturday at the Clvie- clubhouse In Lithla park. Med ford members requiring transporta tion were asked to get In touch with Mr. Bromley without delay. Meeting Monday Rogue Rtvir Valley Navy Mothers club will meet at 2 p. m. Monday In the home of Mrs. .Lola Ludwig, 511 Austin street. The meeting will usher In the club's fall and winter program of two meet ings each month, on the first Monday and the lost Friday. During the summer sessions were held only once a month. After the business meeting Monday, a social hour will be en- i Joyed during which a collation will l be served. Mrs. Maude M. Culbert j son. commander, will preside. All motners oi ooys m the navy are Invited. Ullllam II. Newton William Henry Newton, a resident of Medford for the past 36 years, passed away at the family residence. 114',, Almond street at 11 o'clock Thursday after a prolonged illness Mr. Newton was born In Iowa on June 18, 1863 and was aged 75 years. He left Towa with his parents when he was a small child, and they set tied In tho west, where he hn lived continuously. He leaves to mourn his departure 2 sons, Chester Newton of Medford and William E. Newton of Pocotello, , Idaho, one daughter, Mrs. Susie Pnr Kh i sons of Nampn, Idaho, two brothers. Fay Newton of Scapoose, Ore., and Dell Newton of Medford. two sls'ers. Mrs. Eva Fleming of Portland. Ore.. and Mrs. Stella. Meneffee of Toledo. Orpon. Funeral service will b conducted from the Perl Funeral Home Satur- dat afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Jnmes Hamilton of the First Chris tian church officiating. Interment will be In the Medford I. O, O. F. cemetery. Rumania Taken Htnnd BUCHAREST. Sept. 30. (trpThe government announced tonlnht Ru mania has "definitely decided" to refuse to transport Soviet Russian war materials through Rumania In event of war. Obituary Hear Judge Rutherford speak over a National Network on the subject FASCISM OR FREEDOM-WHICH SHALL WE HAVE? Sunday Over KMED at . . 12 o'clock Rialto Drama In a iieart-sttrrlng drama of a woman who loved not wisely but too well, Lulse Ralner, twice winner of the coveted motion picture Academy Award, reveals her consummate act ing talents as "The Toy Wife" in the picture of that title coming to the Rialto theatre for Sunday and Monday. Laid against the picturesque backgrounds of Louisiana in the reck less 1850's, the new drama offers an lmprcssivo supporting cast headed by Melvyn Ddiglas, as the southern lawyer who gave all his love to his "toy wife." Robert Young Is cast as the dashing Romeo who chisels In on . the heroine's romantic but tur bulent life. Other members Include H. B. Warner. Barbara O'Nell, Llbby Taylor and Alma Kruger. "Touchdown Army," first of the new seasons pigskin pictures, will play as the companion feature with the Ralner hit. The latter Is a Movie Quiz Contest. picture. Roxy Thriller ! -ti "V( Bob Steele comes to the Roxy theatre for tomorrow only in "Our ango Volley Raiders." F.plsode 7 of the thrilling serial, "Dick Tracy, plays on the same program. WAREHOUSE TIEUP CONFERENCE WAITS UPON EMPLOYERS SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30. (AP) The conference between the ware housemen's union and the distrib utors of San Francisco was delayed today while the employes awaited formal statement from the employers concerning a .proposed settlement of bun wuri'iiuuse iieu p. The employers, In newspaper ao vertisements. proposed the men re turn to work immediately during negotiations provided the union agreed In principle to a single con tract for tho whole warehouse in dustry, the chief point at issue In the dispute. Meanwhile the "hot boxcar." which caused the closing of many ware houses becatise employes refused to handle Its school supplies on the ground It was loaded by "strike breakers." wns shunted to a sldinrr. Status of the department store strike remained the same, with the stores operating and picket lines continuing. The sfrtke committee an nounced the death of a picket cap tain, George Chavez, 69, from a heart attack. Chavez, a veteran department store employe, wns survived by his widow and 10 children. TO Clll VALLEY Charlrs A. Rice, Republican nom inee for state depnrtment of public instruction, was a visitor hre today. He called on party leaders and friends In tho city and valley. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Conning peaches. '60c- 1.00 pr-r lutr. Fill vour mpty Jars now with this Imlt. City Limit Fruit Stand, 60. Pacific highway. So. Mrtllord. WANTED F.xperlenwd clrl tor home work nnd care of children. Refer ences required. Phone 1197. OWN LARGE HYDHAUL1C equipped plncer-mlne. value over S25.O00. Must mlee 11000 before Monday noon. Will give someone wonder ful proposition. Box lllfl. Tribune SAX t &3&21 1,1111 mmpviyjt; w . wrw.li Stars of Sunday i Ail l With Jnot Gavnor and Uobert Montgomery in featured top roles with Franchot Tone, "3 Loves Has Nancy" comes to the Cratcrlan the atre Sunday as the newest of the Movie Quiz contest pictures. It will play three days. "Three Loves Has Nancy" tells the story of a Email-town girl (Miss Ony nor) who finds herself waiting at the church on the day she la sup- FOR SALE New Twin City. 'J-plow tractor, oversize rubber, H off; terms. S. R. Shaw. Wimer. NICELY furnished rooms, 40 West 6th St. WANTED Route men to succeed Rawletgh Dealers in Klamath Falls, Ashland, Medford. Also one for Curry and Coos counties. Pleasant, profitable and permonent work. 6ee Edw. Jones, P.awlclgh Dealer, Cen tral Point, Ore. FOR RENT 4 -room house. No. 4 Berrydale. Inquire 623 So. Central. FOR RENT Furnished room. Gentle man preferred. 43 N. Peach, Tel. 830-J.- GENUINE Concord grapes and toma toes. Phone 314-Y. Mrs. Walker. ZINNIAS, Asters, 3 dozen 50c. D rol lers. 1107 E. Main. NEAT housekeeping room; heat, light, water furnished, 99. 340 Haven. FOR SALE Wood heater, rowing machine, electric range and rocker. Phone 593-H. FOR SALE Canning peaches, toma toes, melons, prunes, oranges 91.75 crate; sweet and Juicy large size oranges 20c doz. City Limits Fruit Stand, So. Pacifio highway, So. Medford. 3-ROOM furnished apartment; pri vate bath and entrance. 9 East Jackson. FOR SALE i Good 6 -room house, 3 bedrooms', sleeping porches, hard wood floors, extra largo lot, trees, close in. Also 6-Room house, new roof, newly painted and decorated; 9275 down and 920 month. Wilson. Tel. 1504 WANTED Finrt-class. sheet metal worker. Young man preferred, Write Box 1120, Mitil Tribune, stat ing qualifications and references. FOR SALE Large General Electric sun lamp. Cost 989, sell for 925. 153 Granite St., Ashland. l:4(i-0:4!f-9:15 Her Happiest M0& M'Smv . MONDAY Dangerous to Love! I J 'Til SAT.l fe . .. Plus Thl Added Movie quit Contest Picture! Movie Quiz Hit v. vt J it posed to bo married. She sets out, aided and abetted bv Montgomery, to find the missing bridegroom, winds up ns Montgomery's cook, can't make up her mind which of three suitors she loves, and amid many comical situations negotiates the bumpy path of true love. Pbyers Include Guy Klbbee. Claire Eodd, Reqlna'd Owen, Cora Wither spoon, Emma Dunn and Charley Grapewtn. WE GUARANTEE all our auto refln- lshlng. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. MUST SELL my 5-room house, large lot. trees, near school. Taxes and sewer paid. Look It over. Phone 1565-J. ASHLAND for cheap rents. Cabins, apartments. Light and water fur nished. 153 Granite St., Ashland, FOR SALE Lady'i black astrakan coat, mzo 16, almost new, 9G. Tel 1565-J. FOR RENT 4 -room furnished house, 307 Bcatty. FARMS FOR RENT to party that can buy feed, stock and equipment Inquire O. J. Haas, Central Point. FOR RENT 8-room unfurnished house, acre ground. McAndrews road, 4th house on left, west Ross Lane. SCARIFICE '36 Plymouth coupe, 9425. Good trailer house, 9175 242 No. Front. WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished house of ft or 6 rooms, located within 6 or 7 blocks of senior high, permanent renter. No children. Box 1472, Tribune. Getting Our Second Wind. , Another Shipment of BREATHTAKING NEW PLYMOUTHS For Your Inspection. BRIGGS - HUMPHREY MOTOR CO, FOR SALE 1029 model A Ford roadster. (50. Emlson's Auto Ser vice. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Concord grapes, lc. Mrs. Mike Koger. Sams Valley. WANT to Invest In established cafe, tavern, or other business. Medford or vicinity. Must show good profit and priced to sell. Give full par ticulars In first letter. Box 1406. Tribune. 6 COWS 1 Durham and 4 Jerseys. (35 each; electric range, (12.50; drag-saw. (30; coal heater, (5; 5 tables, H saws, (2 each; day bed, (8; wood range, (8; 3 rockers, (3.50: book stand, $1.60. Fred Mires. Call at Lelbman's, Jacksonville. IT HAS TO I'M) TOMTKl Weaver Bros, and Elvlry SATURDAY ONLY! Nhows Sot. 1-5-0:4.1-9 SH00TT0 KILL! lie measures his enemies through Ills giiiislghtR .. and watch ontt PLUS ON THE SAME BILL "1HE CHOST TOWN MYSTERY" LVO Sl'NDAY KsESMI MONDAV llVlit fl'ill FOR SALE On 80.000 B.T.0. . ayne circulating gas heater. Regular 965.50; slightly used, 940. Phone 1919. FOR SALEOranges, canning peaches. prunes. All kinds of fruit and pro duce. City Limits Fruit Stand. So. Pacific highway. FOR SALE Box spring couch, bod and springs, gas cook stove, daven port, dining room set and miscel laneous. Call 19 Mistletoe. FOR RENT Furnished apt. 61( N. Central. HEAR JUDGE RUTHERFORD speak over a National Network on the subject. FASCISM OR FREF.DOM WHICH SHALL WE HAVE? Sunday over KMED. at 12 o'clock. FOR SALE Concord grapes, 2c. You pica. 1112 b. Main. FOR 8ALK Late canning peaches. 60C-91 00 per luff. The lost this sea son. City Limits Fruit Stand, Sa. Pacific highway. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE Another shipment of No. 1 Red Cedar Shlncles. Get our prices. Roofing Paper. Building Paper. Roof Paint. Stain, Sheeting Paper at less than mail-order prices. Heatrolas, New and Used Heaters, Cook Stoves and Ranges at con siderably reduced prices. Another shipment of the? Boots, Shoes. Army Blankets, o loves. Rain coats. Slickers. Coats and Tin Pants, Axee. Wedges, Sledges, Crosscut Saws. Tools and Implements at prices that meon savings to our customers. Bargain prices to reduce our large stock of barb wire, stock fencing and chicken netting. Paint, all colors, at 91.35 per gallon. Linseed Oil and Turpentine. Bed Springs, Mattresses, Cots and Cot Pads. 60 new mattresses remain at $4.75 special. Pipe, Pipe Fittings. Cable, Belting, Pulleys and Sheave Boxings. Special heavy auge stovepipe and elbows, 20c each. Wo cordially Invite Inspection and comparison of our merchandise and prices. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-31 North Grape St. Phone 10R2. BEANS KENTUCKY WONDERS, tor canning, 3c lb. B. E. Ford, 3 miles west on Jacksonville Hwy. Phone 731-B. CLEAR THE DECKS i PRICES SLASHED COMPARE THESE PRICES 1938 Ford Touring Sednn M89.00 1934 Ford DeLuxe Sedan... S369.00 1933 Ford Pickup 1280.00 1931 Ford Sednn 159.00 1930 Ford Coupe .- - t!30 00 1930 Ford Pickup H79.00 1929 Olds. Sedan 13B.0O FOR ONLY 79.00 1929 Chev. Coupe ..79.00 1929 Packard Sedan .79.00 1928 Nash Sednn $79.00 1929 Ford Conch (79.00 1928 Chev. Conch 59.00 1938 80 Tudor 6.800 miles, which we have used. as a show car SAVE 1160 00, BUY FROM US AND SAVE THREE WAYS. CLAYCOMB MOTOR COMPANY ASHLAND, OREGON. Mufclc 5 ' 3 w 7 ftw; STARTING A SUNDAY P JBTt 4 . ri - 1 1 iiin IiXaX Mr- V, PICTURE' (el4 iSHffl&s II Shows 1:43-S:30-:4.1-9:00. Mts-D0c Eves-40c Riddles - 10c FOR SALE Young Jersey cow. R. C. Green, Eagle Point (But to Palls road). FOR SALE Spark oil heater and equipment. Priced very reasonable. Phone 1573-R after 6 p. m. 2208 E. Main. LARGE Flour Sacks, B8-lb. bize, wash ed, bleached. $1.20 per doz. Model Bakery, Liberty Bldg. THE Missionary Society of the Chris tian church will sponsor a rummage and plant sale Friday. Saturday and Monday, Sept. 30. Oct. 1 and 3. at 209 W. Main, next to Murphy's Mart. D. A. R Rummage Sole, Natatorium, Friday and Saturday. AUCTION SALE Sat.. Oct. 1st. '38. Livestock Sale Pavilion. North Med ford. Furniture and all classes of livestock. Sale commences prompt ly at 1:30 p. m. Always attend tha auction. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer, Phono 851-J-3. Follow the Crowd TO THE ORIENTAL GARDENS DANCE SAT. NITE One Admission Men 4(o ; Ladles 'jOc. Both balls 15? DANCE tu the music of Virgil Jackson 's Swing Band at the SAT. OCT. 1st DAI AT ROGUE ELK SAT. NITE Oct. 1 SPONSORED BV UPPER ROGUE GRANGE Miulc, by Hal Grow'a Orchestra ' Men 50o Ladies Free r irflTfii I by IrvlnR W Berlin item "","",e!,"',iw4. MCE IT POSITIVELY ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT GREAT STARS RIOTOUS LOVES ; ROUSING CHEERS ; ...for the wildest ! , comedy-romance , since Nero burned -.r ma Ul IUU79: M