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fEDFOHP MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFO"RD, OKEGOy, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1938. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Visits Here Mrs. Lester WlUon and Mrs. W. W. Dlenkens of Prospect vts ltd nd shopped In this city today. Prom Central Point Mr. and Mr. Ronald Gandee o( Central Point call ed on friends In Medford last night. Hen Yesterday J. D. Swsnson. federal bureau of Investigation of. flow lth headquarters in Portland was In Medford yesterday on a rou tine trip. Returns To Medford Herb Koeroer of Orovllle. Calif., former Medford resident, returned Monday to take charge of the Montgomery Ward tire department. e Returns From Visit Mrs. R. A. Smith returned to her home In Jack sonville today after several days visit with her daughter. Mrs. Pearl Hen derson, In Eagle Point. To Convene Pour-H clubs and Oak Orove organizations will convene Sat urday afternoon at 1 o'clock In the school house In Oak Orove. All children and their mothers are Invit ed to attend the session. ' Minor Accident Cars driven by William Barlow Boscow of Grants Pass and L. A. Wright of Central Point were Involved in a alight mis hap on the Old Stage road Tuesday morning, a report on file in city police station said today. Tire Stolen J. B. Doty of 20 South Grope street reported to city police yesterday that a spare tire and rim were stolen from hla parked car sometime last night. The machine, he told police, was parked In hla yard. Transferred Here John, Bllllnga California-Oregon Power C o m p a'n y employe stationed In Dunsmulr, Cal. for the past year, haa been transfer red to the local office. He will make Medford his headquarters from now on. He la a salesman. To Parade Members of the South ern Oregon Gem and Mineral society were reminded today that they are to assemble at 10:1 Friday morning at the home of E. R. Santa, 630 South Ivy street. Prom there they will proceed In a group to city park to take part in the American Legion's Armistice Day parade. The members are to travel In decorated- cars In the procession. FUR REMODELING and REPAIRING CLEANING and GLAZING W Guarantee Our Work Frances Dallalre Evelyn Tlce Phone 969-.M rvn lu TOMORROW & FRII Two Swell Stars! Pro Ting that college professors and blondes won'! T- J mlv ... I 8. IjrflmESELllSON BEUIAH B0NPI J I TODAY ONLY! James Ellison "ANNAPOLIS SALUTE" Visits Brother Mrs.R. B. Vander vost of Calool, Mo.. U visiting her brother. B. W. Meadow of S10 Port land avenue. The two had not aeen each other for 86 years. The visitor csme to Medford from Long Beach. Cel.. where she had spent the past fortnight visiting her son. e ' Board To Meet Regular monthly meeting of the dtrectora of the Fruit Orowera League will be held at the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce at p. m. Thursday. Or dinarily the board meets on Friday but this month the time waa moved up a day because of Armistice Day. Temporary Closing The United States navy recruiting office In the Medford federal building will be dos ed from November 11 to 16 Inclusive, It wsa announced today by George E. Patterson, recruiter In charge. Dur ing this period Mr. Patterson will transact business at the main dis trict recruiting office In Portland, see Bnlldlng Permits Dr. B. O.' Rlddell applied at the city building lnspec- tor'a office Monday for a permit to repair a residence at 35 Crater Lake avenue at a stated cost of 9500. w. E. Rawley of 104 South Oakdale avenue applied for a permit to reshtngle a garage at a stated cost of aSO. George Chenoweth of 830 Bennett street applied for a permit to remodel a residence at a stated cost of S100 Return Home Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Frederick and E. D. Frederick of Oak land, Cel.. left last evening by train for their homes after having 'attend ed the funeral of Henry A. Frederick here Tuesday. O. F. Frederick and E. D. Frederick were brothers of the deoeased. Mrs. Frederick's sisters Mrs. Roy Snyder, and Mrs. Thomas Hagerty of North Platte. Neb., also attended the funeral and will visit their sister for a while. Sponsors Dane- Crater Lake post, Veterans of Foreign Wars la sponsor ing a dance November 11 at the Oasla on tne crater Lake highway near Eagle Point. Refreshments will be served throughout the evening by the V. F. W. auxiliary In charge of Mrs. William Huklll. The dance com mittee members are I. D. Canfleld, Etha Wall. Thomas Flynn and Bert Huklll. The public Is Invited to at. tend the Armistice evening event. P,hlhltor To Meet All persons having specimens In the Southern Oregon Gem and Mineral society ex hibit at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce are requested to meet at the chamber office at It a. m. Sunday. The exhibit la to be moved from the front show window to make room for the display of Christmas packages of Medford fruit. It is es sential that all gem and mineral ex hibitors be present. E. R. Santo, society president said. fttorm Tn Park Eight inches of snow fell in Crater Lake national park during the night and It was still snowing at the time of the dally short-wave radio broadcast at 8 this morning. Five inches of snow fell In the night at Union Creek, park headquarters here reported. The new snow brought the ground cover at headquarters In the park to 14 Inchea. Park roads were open but tire chains were needed for safe travel, rangers said In their broadcast. seriously m Mrs. James Stevens of Csrgtll Court apartments has re ceived word from New York of the serious Illness of her brother-in-law. Conro Plero. Mr. Flero Is confined In St. Luke's hospital In New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Flero are former Medford residents, having owned the Woodlawn orchards In Central Point for ten years prior to leaving Medford In 1817. Mrs. Flero visited Mrs. Stev ens for some time in this city sev eral years ago, but Mr. Flero has not been back since his original de parture. Joins Navy Announcement was made today of the tentative accept ance of Olen J. Rayson of Klamath Falls for enlistment In the United States navy. The announcement was made by George E. Patterson, a chief quartermaster In charge of the south ern Oregon district recruiting office In the Medford federal building. Ray son la to leave from here by train Monday night for Portland where he will receive hla final qualifying ex amination. If he passes the final test, he will be aent Immediately to San Diego. Cal., for three months of preliminary naval training before being assigned to actual duty. Stars Of "You Can't Take It With You" Coming Here Sunday II ..... . UiSrv- , sWTbsLiiii him ii" . ill 4 - f I 1i 1 1 , ieiilr"T Tami Frank Capra (seated on the ladder), admittedly Hollywood's most consist ent director of hit pictures, has his "You Can't Take It With You" com ing Sunday to the Craterlan theatre. ia-viy..V,,Yiifr-fc Reading from left to right, the cast i son: Jean Arthur, his secretary; haa Halllwell Hobes. aa a flreworka- Lionel Barrymore. as Grandpa Van manufacturing Iceman; Donald Meek, derhof, who believes In having fun; its a mask-making clerk; Mary Forbes ( Ann Miller, the dancing fudge-maker; And Edward Arnold, the snooty Kir- i Mlscha Auer, her Russian ex-wrestler bya; James Stewart, their rebellious , ballet Instructor; Spring Bylngton, painter and playwright: Samuel S. Hinds, her husband, who also makes fireworks; Dub Taylor, xylophone player and printer, and Lillian Yarbo and Ed Johnson, the Vanderhof servants. Meeting Tonight "Members of all Armistice Day committees should be present at tonight's meeting of the American Legion at the' armory at 8 o'clock. George Gates, general chair man said today. "Final arrangements for the big day's program will be made and reports of committee chair man will be heard." Commander Robert Ebel asks a large attendance of all Legionnaires at the session to night. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. DorrU Lee Surprises TUSCALOOSA . Ala. (TJ.P.) Dorris Le rjpehurch thought It highly Ir regular when authorities at the Uni versity of Alabama Insisted he take a course In physical education for women. But he appeared at the first class, 6 feet tall and pipe In mouth. He was excused. STATED COMMUNI CATION of Reames Chap ter. O. E. S.. Thursday eve ntng. November 10, at 6 o'clock. Visiting members Invited. HATTIE M. ALDEN. Secretary. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Too Late to Classify TWENTY YEARS experience pro graming Life Insurance holdings. Ask about the new mortgage can cellation contract. This service is tree. Will answer all correspond ence. W. A. SCHWARTZ, Provident Agent. ' Above the Big Clock Medford. Oregon RUMMAGE SALE Lady Lions. Pan torlum Building. Nov. Mth and 15th. Very reasonable. FOR SALE Wood, orchard atumps. Suitable for fireplace. Jesa Richard son. Central Point. DODGE 6 De Luxe Sedan. Can hardly bo told from new. 90Klay new car guarantee. Only 1545 on low bank terms. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge li Plymouth Distributors FOR RENT Clean 8-room house. Adults or children under 3. 324 So. Orange. Call 1458-W. PUREBRED NARAGANSETT Breed ing hens and gobblers. 1 mile west Agate School. Lloyd Hanscom. DID YOU GET YOUR TURKEYS? Many are taking advantage of this opportunity to get a real car at rock bottom price. And a FREE THANKSGIVING TURKEY Here Is a sample of our VALUES '37 Dodge Coupe, clean aa a button. excellent rubber, fine appearance. A car you will be proud to own. MIDWEEK SPECIAL.. -100 Down 'OUR CUSTOMERS STAY SATISFIED" Bill 8tlrllng. Used Car Mgr. RRIGGS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. 133 8. Riverside or Sth at Bartlett WILL SACRIFICE 2'4 mo. old. 6 cl. ft. G. E. Rfrlgera tor, G. E. Washing Machine, J',4 mo. old. $30.00. Leather studio couch WO. Desk 3.00. other house hold furniture. 236 8o. Oakdale. EVERYBODY INVITED TO ATTEND THE Veterans of Foreign Wars DANCE ARMISTICE RIGHT Friday, Nov. 11 At the OASIS Eagle Point GOOD MUSIC! MEN 40 LADIES 10 Turkey Sandwiches and Coffe On Salt by the V. F. W. Auxiliary Starting TOMORROW The Great Technicolor Picture You've g5 A 1 1 B e en W a itin g For 1&;T .vomnn's rour- j . c)iuNi!p20 aRe ln the ,nnrt - 1 Aggggp heyond the -'-; " Khyber Pass! -: ' Savage tribes holding back ' the tide of Empire ... the - A . ! wonder of India! VWkV Vi Jk yS-C3Sj HI'RRTt THFV BVI TONITE! &m Peter Lorre in Movie Quiz ftZff I Hit 'Mysterious Mr. Moto' lliT mmm P'US IIIe9al TraM'C' NWILLIAM BOYD George Hayes Jane Clayton Russell Hayden 111 $MBM gll FOR SALE 300.00 DOWN Neat Modern East 81de home, 3 raw., sleeping porch, garage. Price 91300, easy terms on balanoe. BROWN WHITE. 104 W. Main Street WE INVITE YOU TO EAT with u. Good Jiome cooking. Speolal turkey dinner with all the trimmings, Nov. 11th, 80c. Chicken dinner everv Sunday. 36o. NORTH RIVER SIDE CAFE. 1713 North Riverside. FOR REN T fl.room unfurnished house. Call 1748-V. FOR SALE '28 Durant Sport Road ster, (40. Call 1150-L. FOR BALE Dalton adding machine, also heavr swivel chslr. Reasonable. See Mr. kno. U. S. Bank Bldg. FOR SALE Suburban home. a00. Like rent. Another, 13500. like rent. Ben Vimont. 431 Earhart St. SAVE MONEY on laundry. Shirts fin ished. 16c. S4a Mary Street. FOR RENT Small house on high way. Phone 403 J-l. FOR RENT Partly furnished, clean small house. $18.60. water paid. Call 618 So. Oakdale, or Medford Stationery Store. TURKEYS, either ally, or dressed are now being received by Morton Milling Co., and Medford Poultry It Egg Co. at 10 Weat Jackson St. We pay top market prices. Caab on delivery. FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED, re finished, reglued. Phone 869R. Thlbault. STRAYED Red cow, branded CV on right hip. Call 1173. FOR RENT 6-room furnished house. Inquire 417 King. WANTED Heavy riveted used pres sure tank. 8 feet diameter by 8 feet long. Phone 488-J-l. WANTED A HOUSETRAILERI We will take a house trailer ln trade on anv used or new car. BRIOOS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. 133 S. Riverside or Sth at Bartlett THE AUXILIARY of United Spanish War Veterana will hold a rummage sale next to Brophy's. Ssturday, Nov. 13. Anyone wishing to make contribution Phone 1333-X or 1731-J. FOR RENT Furnished ground floor apartment, 4 rooms, bath, garage. Adults. Terms to permanent renter. 18 Mistletoe Street. EXTRA SPECIAL at Akers Feed Store. Fancy Arizona Grapefruit, oranges, lemons and sweet potatoes: also Klamath hay. grain and potatoes. 1713V4 North Riverside. Phone 893. FOR RENT 3-room apartment. S. Ivy. 146 LOST 8-foot drag saw blade between Butte Falls and Central Point. Re ward. Rosa & Roes, Central Point. DANCE TONIGHT at the Townaend Hall my, W. Main These dan cm are sponsored by Town end Cttih No. 1 and at jtlten each Wednesday night. Good music, nood floor. Clean environ ment. Ladles 10c, Gentlemen 35c DANCE - FRIDAY 4ArKSONVII.LE ORANGE HALL Sponsored by Ladles of Jackson ville, Benefit Band Uniform Fund. Dancing 8 Till I Admission tin Rotdogs and Coffee Served. Wendt's orchestra Rev. Ethel Duncan HANSEN HALL 6th and Bartlett TONIGHT 7:30 o'clock i Topic: "Rubbernecks and Sightseer." MUSCULAR RHEUMATIC PAINS-ACHES It tain mora than "Just a aalva" as bring speedy relief. It takes a anmur. Urlianf like good old soothing, warm ing Musterole to penetrate the surfae akin and helptoquickly relieve the painful local congestion and aches due to eotda. Musculsr lumbago, so ranees and stiff ness generally yield promptly. Better than the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Musterole' haa been used by millions for 80 yesrs. Recommended by many doctors and nurses. In three) strengths: Regular, Children's (mild) and Eitra Strong, tu. All druggists. 0HV6LS VVOULI) RIDE TO IMI mix THE mTZJtaX- ?' u r j Vwiw I -o ... .. ... e.rlnS -S--C7 Witti Voo vaey mouse m r r' te rJrZ nd PLUTO ahnws at 1:48 11:4 and B:IW Matinee fcoo Cwnlngs 40 Kiddles ... IX
