Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 14, 1938, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPXOE ETGHT fEPFOTCD MATL TRTBUyE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1938. TO HEAD NEW SERVICE STATION IN CITY M8lnal Sarylce" will be the name af Modford'i newly established aery lee atatlon which will open Saturday, October It. at the corner of River side and Eighth streets, Tom Bil ling, well known Medford man and as experienced station operator, will aw proprietor at the new concern. I Under Mr. BUUnga' personal man- ' omplet automotive service with - Jack Doyle's Troubles Mount FOR BALB te-tn. Body fir. 1.7b; lt-ln. black oak. 11.10, delivered Must have ordera now to sell at this prloe. Phone ordera 119. n r 1 'M' 1 1 FOB SALE Mixed DARWIN TU LIP BULBS, 85o dozen; M.75 per 100. Pine mixtures Daffodils and Karclul, 60c dozen; $3.50 per tft) Monarch Seed te Peed Co. FOR RENT 4 -room house, 24 50. unfurnished; 127.60 furnLshed. Call at 817 W. 10th. FOR SALE All types Guaranteed FASHION ROW YARNS, 3 ou, 30j to 65c. Free Instructions Included. Bee them any afternoon except Sundays at 1007 West 2nd St., Medford. ki4 Hz l perlenced, factory schooled attend ant! serving the motoring public. William Ryan, also well known here, will act as, assistant manager. The ntlre station Is under one roof, a eleslrsble winter-season feature. Included in the lines featured by Signal Service will be well-known Clgnal gasoline, motor oil and lubri cants; Lee tires and 81gnal batteries. Complete lubrication service will be tiered with the latest type equip ment employed. Tom Billings, a member of a well known Medford family, haa resided In this city for many years and has a host of frlsnds who are wishing tilm success in his new venture. He also had considerable experience In service atatlon operation In Los An fcelee. Road Dispute Settled MeMTNNVILLE, Oct. 14. (IP) With ft right-of-way dispute settled, Yam tillt eounty road crews hastened re pair, today on two sections of the fire-damaged bridge to Grand Island. Harney Gets Trout BURNS, Oct. 14. P) State game Commission authorltlea planted HO, 00 rainbow trout In Harney county " atreams this week. Fifty thoussnd ffsh, all from the state hatchery at Oak Springs near Maupln, were placed in Poison and Myrtle creeks and so,' eoo In Silver creek. Woe has come to (lie life of Jack Doyle, the Irish thrush and "Wild Irish Hose" of pugilism. Elinors Troy (left), who said they'd been en gaged for two days, walked up to Doyle (right) In a New York night club, punrhed him on Ills nose In the presence of his companion, Mlclil Toka (center), Japanese dancer who stepped between them and waved Ellnore to a neutral corner. Then Doyle was hnled Into court by Thomas McGovern, who claimed he brought Doyle to this country In the first place to fight, and wanted a share of his profits. He was released when an out-of-court settlement was reached. NEW DEAL PLANS Campus Modes Satin Striped House Coats In Dusty Fink, Aqua, Wine, Royal Blue, Pink, Blue Boy Blue These are the greatest values Adrienne has ever offered. $8. OB Values for only $298 i Night Gowns and Pajamas To Match , $J98 New shipment Nelly Dons just arrived. ADRIENNE'S WASHINGTON. Oct. 14 (AP) In formed persons In the administration disclosed today a broad new attack on the problem of unemployment Is in the msklng. This may result, they said. In pres entation to oongress early next year of a correlated program for restoring work opportunities by Improving con ditions In the natlon'a baslo durable gooda Industries. Details have not been made known. At the same time It was learned a major objective of the monopoly In vestigating committee will be to un cover buslnoss practices and faults In the nation's economic structure which, In the words of one member, "cause conditions In which people can't get Jobs." Ths committee's work probably will be concerned with a long range solution to the problem, but some administration officials are more Interested In starting on a program during the winter. These officials contend no sub stantial Improvement In business can be expected until the nation's esti mated 10,000,000 or more Jobless begin returning to useful employ ment In private Industry. They say a sound prosperity must be based on restoring prosperous con ditions to the heavy goods Industry, This csn bs brought about, they argue, by setting the railroads on their feet so they again can become big oustomers, by further stimulating building construction, by encourag ing greater automobile production, and In similar ways. It la their contention that the plok-up In 1037 resulted almost en tirely from Improvements In so-called consumer goods markets, and It col- lspscd because thoss Improvements were not supported by advances In the durable gooda Industries. Aubrey Williams, deputy WPA ad miniatrator, said yesterday after a White House call: Employment Is Increasing every where, and the outlook la brighter than at any time In a year. I look for a stesdy Incresas In employment all over the United States." BRITE BROTHERS E SACRAMENTO, Oct. 14. Pi Gov ernor Frank P. Merrlam announced he had received from the advisory pardon board a recommendation that the request of John and Coke Brlte convicted Siskiyou county slayers ror commutation of sentence from death to life Imprisonment bs de nied. They are In Folaom prison under sentence to hang for the killing of two police officers and a civilian dur ing a fight at Horse creek In August 1938. The state supreme court had rec ommended the death sentence be commuted to IJfo imprisonment. Gov ernor Merrlam referred the cose to the pardon board. The board had pre. vlously recommended against olem WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken wlndowa ressonsbly. Thowbrldge Cab inet Works. Closing time forToo Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. $160.00 MONTHLY INCOME REAL SACRIFICE PRICE ttmnnn Apartment house, four 5 HUM apattments. fully fur v " nlshed. Msnager's quar ters In basement. Large lot 146x140, right on Main street. Plenty extra space to build Dungalow court. Out of town owners wsnt money. See this today. Make us an offer. Money will talk. MARK A. GOLDY. INO. Phone 728. 109 E. Main St. Exclusive Agents. BOARD and ROOM, SO I. Jackson. I3O00 BUYS modern 6-room home on East side; psvement, corner lot. basement, furnace, 3-car garage; 300 down, balance $37 month, 0. This Is a real buy. See us about this now. 175.00 Month rent for one of the most modern, furnished completely, eountry homes In the valley. $50' to $100 Down payment buys a home In Medford. We can arrange financing the purchase of the home you want smsll down psymect and monthly payments like rent. Let us show you some of the fine homes we have for sale stop pay ing rent and own your own home. TENOWALD AGENCY ' 13S West Msln Street. ATTEND the Auction Ssle. Saturday. Oct. 16th. Sale Pavilion. N. Medford. FOR RENT 3-bedroom house, un furnished. 738 E. Jacket. FOR SALE Pasture grade LADINO CLOVER; special, 46c per lb. Mon arch Seed & Feed Co, FOR 8ALE CERESAN Is the best seed trestment for barley and oats, Monarch Seed 4e Feed Co. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT 5 Rooms, very nicely located and fur nished. No amail children. Rent $37.60, water paid. MARK A. GOLDY. INO. Phone 728. 109 E. Main St. FOR SALE E-flat alto saxophone and case; good condition. Call 821-R. FOR SALE 3 wood heaters. Call 425 So. Oakdale Ave. WANTED Large trailer house. Will trade. Box 1341. Tribune. PRUNES lc lb.. l',ic picked: carrots i',,e. a. a. Ford. 2 ml. west on Jacksonville Hwy. Phone 731-R. FOR RENT Modern residence, and apartments; good location. In quire 206 Crnter Lake Ave. FOR SALE Concord grapes snd Petite prunes. 4 mile south Oak Grove school. Fred Sander ENTER YOUR 4 or 5-year-old child In Happy Hour Kindergarten for pc-Bchoo work New month start ing Monday. 420 So. Grape. Tel 604-R. FOR RENT Modem 6-room house, furnished, close In. Owner, 28 No. Orange, or phone 1796-J. FOR SALE 5-room house. South Central near 12th St.. $1260: also 4-room house near Park, $1050. A snap. H. N. Lofland, 226 South uaxaaje. FOR SALE Your choice, new .30 cal. model 64 Winchester rifle. 25 off: or used .30-40 Krag sporting type rifle, reasonable. 613 Penn eylvanla. Phone 876-J. FOR SALE RAT and MOUSE EX TERMINATORS of all kinds. Mon arch Seed ic Feed Co. 1938 PACKARD fix Club Coupe; low mileage, perfect shape, at big re duction. Phone 422-W. FOR SALE MONARCH "UTILITY" PASTURE MIXTURE. A special blend of grasses and cloven. $13 per cwt. Monarch Seed at Feed CM. LOST Keya In leather container. Reward. Return to Tribune. FOR SALE Reasonsble. dresser, Vlctrola, set of books, pedestal, wardrobe trunk, child's table, rug 6x9, metal clothes hamper, fruit Jars, odd dishes and glassware 1037 West 10th or call 1183-W. FOR SALE BABUL Is the surest smut treatment for wheat. Does . not bother your lungs. Monseh Seed It Feed Co. FOR RENT New 6-room house, gar age. Inquire Mrs. Sanderson, Cen tral Point. FOR SALE 8 acres excellent gar den land: new house, plenty of water for Irrigation, with pump and engine: 1 mile from elty limits in Medford. Also have 8 quarts mir ing claims, about 30 acres In each, In Yreka Co.. Cel., located on El liott creek on new road to Oregon Cavea from Medford. Excellent for cabin sites. Will sell for $80 cash each. Elledge Gardens, Rt. 3, Box 30, Medford.- Phone 793-Y. PORTABLE electric sewing machine, 1 White pedal machine. Some good buys In rocking chatre, wood rangos and heating stoves. Al'a Trading Post, Jscksonville Hwy. FOR SALE 5 acres under Irriga tion: moaern 3-room house and bath: also 4 head cattle. D, W. Frye, north Lone Pine school. FOR SALE Kanota oats, $1 78-100: Federation, Blue Club, Bluestem. Little Club seed wheat. All fancy, double recleaned seed. Monarch Seed 8e Feed Co. FOR RENT 850-A. Ideal hog or cat tle ranch, 326 A. In cultivation, many springs, on graveled highway; electricity; 17 miles from Medford. 7 miles from Eagle Point. Ask $800 first yesr. Also 60-A. ranch. 5 miles from Medford. 603 N. River side. Medford. Tel. 1457, evenlncs. LOST Pslr gold-rimmed glasses in black case. Phone 30. JUST TAKEN IN "38 CHEVROLET de luxe coupe: beau tifully finished In brown, trimmed In cream: mohair unholstertng: lots of extrss. Special today. $698. SKINNER'S OARAGE Bulek. O.M.C. Trucks. FOR RENT Modern 3-room house, partly furnished, glsssed-ln porch; gsrsgs. Phons 464 daytlmea. ma- -nSK . -efVV" ...i. t-- 1 1 i sap .i DTJ WOOD cook stove. $10. 603 Pslm St Too Late to Classify FOR SALE A-l wood henter. , South Holly. NEAR COURT HOUSE aa$i AA Modern 4-room bun pa -J)Z I UU ,ow- 2 bedrooms, law? sleeplnsr porch, hnrdwoort floors, psved street, garage. THIS IS A RE A I, BUY. Priced 2K0. only 200 down, balance enay. MARK A. OOLDV. TNG. Phone 728. 100 E, Main St. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE Another shipment of No. I Red Cedar ShinglM. Get our prices. Roofing Paper, Building Paper, Roof mint, otnin. (meeting raper at iee man mau-orae; prtcei. Hefttrolttfl, New and Used "Heatera Cook Stovea and Ranges at con- Bineramv reaucea prices. Another shipment of thosa Boots Shoe. Army Blinkets, Gloves, Rain Coat. Slicker. Coats and Tin Pants Axes, Wedge, Sledges, Crosscut Saws. Toola and Implements at prices mat mean savings to our customer. Bargain prices to reduce our large stock of taarb wire, stock fencing and chicken netting. Paint, all colors, at $1.38 per gallon. Linseed OU and Turpentine. Bed Spring, Mattresses, Cots and Cot. Pads. fW) new Mattresses remain at 94.70 special. Pipe, Pipe Fittings, Cable. Belting. Pulleys and Sheave Boxings. Special heavy gauge Stovepipe and Elbows, 20a each. We cordially Invite Inspection anrt comparison of our merchandise and prices. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-31 North Grape St. Phone 102 1200 WESTINGHOUSE Aufomea. ELECTRIC ROASTERS And 24 GRAND CASH PRIZES 6 Weekly Gntico. Gotdedl 4 GRAND CASH PRIZES EVERY WEEK! FIRST PRIZC- 100 a month for one year I SECOND PRIZES- Each '25 a month for one year 200 WESTINGKOUSE Automeal Roasters Every Week EASY TO WIN! Just complete this sentence: 1 -tiki, today's fywi.cnjumivi Gtibao -(Jeecwtoe .......(WRITE 25 ADDITIONAL WORDS OR LESS) 1224 prizes in Crisco's six weekly contests with 204 prizes nek ueeVl CASH Salary Prbesl First prize each week means financial security $100 a month (or a year an income of J12001 Second prizes (three of them each week!) mean spare cash $25 a month for a year $300 spending money. And 24 of these thrilling cash prizes in all. Don't you want to win one? Besides 200 new Westinghouse Automeal Electric Roasters each week. Described at right. Hints en Winning. Try today's finer, creamier Crisco. It mixes in stantly. You get light cakes without any hard creaming. You get tenUer delicious pastry with easy-blending Crisco you fry the clean, no-smoke, no-smell wayl Hera's a Sample Sentence "I like today's finer, creamier Crisco because it saves me armwork, yet I get light cakes and tender pies and besides, Crisco frying is dean and smokeless." tery Sentence Read I One simple sincere sentence may bring you one of Crisco's 1224 prizesl 6 conteata! First contest opens uct. a, ia last contest closes Nov. 13, 1938, r VALUE $29.90 Westinehoute Auto meal Electric Roaster Cookt, roasts or bakes meal at one time. Uses little more current than an electric iron. Heat regulated by Adjustomatic Con trol Dial from 150 to 550 F. Includes big porcelain inset pan, 3 Glasbake dishes (two with reversible covers). Handy lifting rack. ALSO! Attachable BroiterGrid. It grills, Droits, toasts, and fries! AUIUHfltAL KURSItK ON DISPLAY at . your Westinghouse dealer si Entry blanks at your Crisco dealer's. - YOUR LOCAL CRISCO DEALERS ARE COOPERATING WITH THIS CONTEST SEE THEIR DISPLAYS OF CRISCO AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES! Get entry blanks and, contest rules at your local store Criico It the registered trademark of a thorteniog -manufactured by The Procter 4 Gamble Company. AS LEGISLATOR ROBKBuno, Ore.. rt. 14 PV H. A. Canada?. RosebtirR attorney, last night waa selected by the Douglas county Republican central eommtt- j tee as the party nominee for the ot- nre ox state legislature. He succeeds Bernard A. Young who recently re signed because of a Changs In res idence to Portland. Mr. Csnailny, who csme to Oregon from Illinois In 1910 and engaged In the practice of law at Mwlford, moved to Rosrburg In 13 when he wss ap pointed registrar at the U, 8. land office here. He served 11 yesrs In that position and then engaged In the prsctlce of law In Roseburg. The central committee took four ballota In selecting the candidate from among fivs npmtnsted. Those eliminated were Wallace Rapp, Rose burg merchant: Oeorge Bacon, Look Ingglesa orchardlst; Thomaa Hart flel and Paul Qcdries, Roeeburg at-torneya. Cansdsjr Is a former local resident. Use Msll Tribune Wont Ada. BLOOD DISORDERS Be relieved at once nr our herhnl remedy, tried and tested oyer thnussnrt of jenrs. rtilnrw herbs mil J.iy VJ ' yon relief no msttrr nh.it you sre afflicted ITO" with jou owe It lo ynnrwlf to ue this opportunity UwaM aW ta Win your health. Chan's herbs hate restored neaun ie thousands or people ny not your no yon hate Gas, Constlpstton, atomsrh Trouble, Rlieumntlttm, llsy rrrer, I'lrers, Children's tied netting. Gall ittones. Run Inn Condition, Klnns Trouble, Prostate Trouble, A'thma. Intlurnra. Female Trouble, Mlea, Chronic Cough. High lllood Presnure, Arthrltlt. Colitis. Nervntuness. Appendicitis, Tondlltls, Krtema, Blood liUorder. Heart, I.Iyer, Kidneys, Lungs, Blood, 1 rlnsry Disorders. Tree consultation. CHAN & CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO. Open dnily 10 s m. to 12: 1 p.m. to 6. 235 E. Mnln St. OCTOBER IS SIGNAL SERVICE s .TyS7A , , S - v 'J . "A , 11,1 rv. r irrJi-: X: ? 1. Mm :MF I V v v . ft - ' JSef V 1 - r5fj I f I re m li f I 1J . . 'Vyat., W.aVhfr eK-yv,.'ev 'ff- f VaailMasltwaMtM "Another Sipal Achievemenf FRIENDLY SERVICE FROM AN INDEPENDENT DEALER Vo are cordially invited to attend the opening; on Saturday. October 15th, of this newly established ser vice station, located on South River lide avenue at Eio-hth streets Inat off Main. , Our station operators are experienced, courteous and school-trained to completely service YOUR car with the most modern equipment and the finest products available. Facilities for the convenience and comfort of our patrons will be featured. Drop in today and inspect for yourself this newly-established Signal Service I TOM BILLINGS "Cars Called For and Delivered" V7 W y