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"MPFOKD MAIL TRIBTOfE. FEPFORT). OREGON. THTKSDAT. DECEMBER 1. 1938, P5CE SEVEff LOCAL and To Rehearse Jackson County Tc-ach-era chorua will meet for rehearsal at 10 a. m. Saturday In the courthouse auditorium. As Christmas music Is to be rehearsed, all members were ask ed to make a special effort to be present. Tonsils Excised Melvtn M. McOord of Glide underwent an operation for the removal of bis tonsils In the Osteopathic hospital yesterday. Mrs. Emma Wood of Roseburg was admitt ed for surgical treatment. She was to undergo an operation today. Minor Accident Richard O. Isaacs of IS Kenwood avenue and Barbara prury of 1009 South Oakdale avrmue drove cars Involved In a alight mis hap on West Sixth street Wednesday afternoon, according to a report on file In city police station today. Snow At Lake Almost six Inches ' of snow fell In the Lake of the Woods area last night. Rogue River national forest headquarters said. The new fall brought the ground cover at the lake to ten Inches. About 20 men employed In building a new road In the area are still at work, and will continue on the Job until snow halts the work, forest headquarters stated. Pays Damage J. Roy Anlauf of Myrtle Creek has paid for damnqe to the automobile of Mark A. Ooldy of Medford In a minor accident In volving the Ooldy and Anlauf ma chines Tuesday evening at Sixth and Holly streets, Mr. Ooldy stated to day. Settlement. It Is said, was made after Mr. Anlauf admitted that he failed to stop at a stop street and that he was not certain whether the lights on Mr. Goldy's car were off as ho previously stated. KELP KIDNEYS PASS 3 LBS. A DAY Doctort ty your kidneys eootun lfi tdIIm of tiny tubea or 61ters which help to purify"th blood and ltp you healthy. Most people pau bout 3 pints a nay or about 3 pounds of wmW. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting nd burning shows there may be something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. An excess of acida or poisons In your blood, when due to functionnl kidney disorders, tnsy be the causo of nagging backache., rheumatio pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, get ting up nights, swelling, puifiness under the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Don't wait! Atk your druggist (or Doan's Fills, used successfully by millions for over 40 Tears. They give happy relief and will help the 5 miles of Kidney tiibes flmh out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills. BARGAIN IlliriTERS 1EARSI Kim ECONOMY Out of 1,000 Men who Sampled Old Found it Superbly Mellow and Rich in Old Quaker Rivals Many Higher Priced Whiskies! One thousand men were asked to try Old Quaker and give us their (rank opinion. None knew the name of the whiskey he was trying yet 960 found Old Quaker rich in flavor, mild and delightfully smooth ... confirming our belief that Old Quaker is an amaz mg bargain at ita rock-bottom price. Try Old Quaker yourself. If you agree with these 960 men here's the direct way for you to save money on whiskey that's rich and mellow enough for any occasion. STRAIGHT CUjcH WHISKEY Alto AoallabU fit Ry NOW -13 YEARS OLD COPR. 19JS, THE OLDQUAKKR CO., LAWRENCEBURG. IND. JUST ANOTHER You Like To Sit By The Stove and Toast Your Toes We Have the Stove for You. Improved Breese Pot Type Burner (Patented for Preway) Famous Cole Automatic Draft Control Automatic Constant Level Valve These Stoves As Low As Remember the Preway Oil Stoves are Airtight and Will Not Smoke up Ceilings We Make a Liberal Allowance on Your Old Stove A Perfect PERSONAL Motors .North Mrs. Emll Mohr. of the Medford hotel, accompanied her husbsnd and Mrs. George Robert son to Portland yesterday where the latter two were to attend a convention of the Oregon State Hotel assoclalon. They made the trip by motor car. Mr. Mohr Is president of the South ern Oregon Hotel association, a unit of the state organization. Heavy Snowfall Eleven inches of snow fell In Crater Lake national park during the night, rangers re ported by radio this morning. The new fall brought the snow depth at park headquarters to 40 Inches. Tire chains ware an absolute necessity for safe driving In the park today, the . rangers said. Visibility In the park this morning was described as poor, i Temperature range yesterday was from a maximum of 30 degrees to a minimum of 38. Ragles To Sleet Crater lake aerie and auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold their retjuUr weekly meetings at 7:30 tonight In the lodge hall at 43 North Front street. After the meetings a dance will be held. It was expected that a delegation from the Grants Pass aerie and auxiliary would attend. About 75 from here attended the pro gram presented by the Grants Pass aerie In Its lodge hall Wednesday night. see Lowest Bidder C. V. Enloe of Klamath Falls was the lowest bidder for the drilling of a well at the In dlan Well ranger station In the lava Beds national monument. It was an nounced today by E, P. Leavttt. sup erintendent of Crater Lake national park. Four bids were submitted They were opened In the park office here Monday afternoon. Contract for drilling Is to. be awarded after the bids have been reviewed and approv ed by the Washington office of the ! national park service. The well Is needed for an adequate water 3iip ply, Mr. Leavltt said. On Vacation Douglas Roach storekeeper at Crater Lake national park. Mrs. Roach and their baby ar rived here this morning from tho park. They were en route to Seattle where they will spend a month' vacation visiting relatives. Mr. Roach said that despite the heavy full of snow overnight, he experienced no difficulty in the drive to Medford The snow, he related, extended as far down as Prospect, though it thinned out rapidly In the lower elevations. State anow plows were at work clear ing the highway to the park, he stated. Quaker Now 3 Years Old 960 Flavor Confirming Oar Belief that 90 PROOF ASM RECEIVED- FACTORY SHIPMENT OF WAY OIL STOVES $45 00 ARD BROS., IHC Gift for the Family for From Talent P. a. Dunken e Tal ent was a Medford business oaller today. .... Mfdford Caller A. I. Hutchison of Holland transacted buslne In Medford today. Here On Htilnttt Douglas Cam eron of Gold Hill wu a Mod ford bus iness caller today. Prom Phoenix Ralph Roberts erf Phoenix waa a caller In this city to day on business matters. t On BuilntM F. R. Hilton. John Clark and E. J. Shaver of Central Point transacted business In this city today. Park To Meet Scout Cub pack number 8 will hold an achievement council at the Washington school to- night at 7:30. All parents, particul arly those of the boys participating, are urged to attend. To Portland Laura Lynch, owner of Mann's Beauty sol on and the Craterlan beauty shop, planned to leave this afternoon on United Air Lines for Portland, where she will transact business for a week. see To Corvallls John S. Doerr, Jr.. naturalist of Crater Lake national park left last night for Corvallls to attend a meeting of the Oregon Wild Life Federation today and tomorrow. It waa expected that Mr. Doerr would return to Medford Sunday, New Schedules New schedules went Into effeci here today on the United Air Lines. The northbound plane due here early this morning passed over Medford because of low clouds and rain. Other schedules were operating about normal, To Hearing -Max C. Henna. United Air Lines manager here, was to leave by United Malnltner for Oakland to attend a hearing on the fatal forced' landing of the plane that landed In the sea north of San Francisco Tues day morning. The plane made Its laat stop at the municipal airport here Logging Completed Rogue River Sugar Pine company of Central Point yesterday completed lta cutting of white pine In the Rogue River national forest above Union Creek near the Diamond Lake' highway. In all the company cut 4,500,000 board feet of the white pine, forest head quarters here said Drunk Jailed Ralston 0. Fuller, 43. a transtent. was lodged In the city jail yesterday and was to be ar raigned on a charge of drunkenness sometime today. Arresting elty police officers reported that Fuller abused an old man In the Medford hobo "Jungles." snd was abusively drunk when arrested. To Confer Mrs. Buena M. Maris, instructor In parent education of Ore gon State oollege will arrive In Med ford tomorrow morning to meet with Parent Education Study elub leaders of Jackson county for the second of a series of studies on "Living To ' gether in the Family." ' The meeting I will be held at the courthouse audi I tori urn at 10 Called By Death Mrs. Ida Swee ney of 111 Genes street left Med ford last evening by train for Phoe nix. Arle., whither she waa called by the death of her half-brother, James M. Hall, who was struck by an automobile. Details of the., accident have not been received here. The funeral will be held In Phoenix Frl day afternoon. Mr. Hall Is survived by Mrs. Sweeney, a half brother, Norman H. Perkins of Walla Walla, Wash., and several nieces and nep hews including Mabel C. Mack of Medford. 8S?f Discount On All Peady-to-Wear and Hats ETHELWYN B. HOFFMAN Christmas f L 1 U Madge Evans In a Msdga Srtns and Preston Foster hsv th. starring role. In Array Olrl," powerful story of the contra- versy now raging In army circles of the supremscy of army tanks over, the cavalry, which opens a three-day showing today at the Blalto theatre. Army Olrl" has a supporting oast Roxy's Siren Siren of the South heartless and beautiful, tender and temperamental Is Bette Davis In the title role of "Jezebel." playing today and tomor row only at the Roxy theatre. Henry Fonda and Oeorge Brent play op poslte the dynamic star. AAA OFFICE RETURNS TOCOFC GIRL PUT IN Transfer, of the Medford AAA of fice from 35 North Riverside avenue to the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce was completed today. Out-of-state motor vehicles will now reg ister at the chamber, where all of ficial AAA business will be trans acted. In charge of the office In Its new location will be Miss Alice Kellogg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kel logg of 1307 Queen Ann avenue and niece of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gates. Mlas Kellogg Is at present undergoing training In the Portland office of the AAA. She will return next Sun day to assume her position here. Lee Oarlock, manager of the local branch of the AAA until Its transfer to the chamber of commerce, has accepted a position with the Oregon liquor control commission. He as sumed his new duties In the Med ford store today. Th6 local AAA office waa located In the chamber of commerce until seven years ago, when It waa trans ferred to South Riverside and later to 35 North Riverside avenue. V' IRIAN RITES AT I Funeral aerrlces for J. Frank Wort man will be held In the First Bap tist church at 9 p. m. Saturday. The R. Wolford A. Dawes, pastor jot the church, will officiate. He will be assisted by the rt. W. H. Eaton. A Masonic service directed by A. O. Bishop will be held In the Med ford Memorial mausoleum where en tombment will take place. Honorary pallbearers will be Prank DcSouia, Roland O. Beach, Oeorge T. Frey, J. A. Perry. A. W. Be.be. Frank h. lozler, W. H. Oore, W. D. Roberta. W. C. Wilson. B. F. Neff. M. M. Oault. Bverett Llndley, Prank Albert, A. C. Hubbard, O. W. Ashpole and John A. Perl. Active pallbearers will be selected from the membership of Medford lodge. A. F. and A. M.. of which Mr. Wort man waa a member since 1910. Mr. Wortman died Monday night fnilnwin. itmki. He waa one of ! eniithern Oreenn'a most cromlnent orchardlsta and bankers. A Three Days Cough Is Your Danger Signal No matter how many medicine you have tried for your common cough, chest cold, or bronchial Irri tation, you may get relief now with Creomulalon. Serious trouble may be brewing end you cannot afford to take a chance with any remedy leu potent than Creomulslon, which goea right to the seat of the trouble and aids nature to soothe and heal the Inflamed mucous membranes and to loosen and expel germ- vrootner remedies hare failed, dont be discouraged, try Creomul alon. Your druggist Is authorised to refund your money If you are not thoroughly satufled with the bene fits obtained. Creomulslon Is one word, ask for It plainly, see that tha name on the bottle Is Creomulslon. and youH get the genuine product I and the relief you want. (AdvJ J fS! -AI Army Picture of such names as Jame. dleason H. B. Warner. Ruth Donnelly. Billy Gilbert. Heather Angel. Nell Hsmll ton. Barbara Pepper and Ralph Morgan. "Where Buffalo Roam." featuring singing Tex Rltter, plays aa the com panion feature on today's aotlon program. Shirley Temple In Newest Picture On Craterian Program There's so much to laugh at, so much to love, so many things to take away and remember In Shirley Temple'a new picture. "Just Around the Corner," which opened yesterloy at the Craterlan theatre, that even the most glowing comment can hard ly do Justice either to Shirley or to the delightful show fashioned around her. You'll simply have to go see It for yourself I The picture opens with Shirley re turning home from , boarding school to find her architect Dad down on his luck. Hsvlng Invested all his money In a great slum clearance project, work on which has been sus pended for lack of additional capital, Farrell has given up hi penthouse and taken a basement room In the same apartment building. Once the biggest paying tenant In the build ing, he la now one of lta humblest employees. The resson. he explains to Shirley, la because of what la happening to Uncle Sam. Uncle Sam could fix everything If onlj people would help him. Shirley naturally assumes that her Dad Is referring to the fabulously wealthy Samuel Henshaw who la "Uncle 8am" to her playmate, Bennle Bartlett, and to the lovely Amanda. So she conspired with Bert Lahr. Joan Davis and Bill Robinson to put on a big benefit show In the base ment of the apartment house and "Uncle Sam" (Henshaw) Is to be the beneficiary! The newspspera get wind of Shir ley's show, which Is a tremendous success, and what follows provides a thrilling and completely satisfactory climax for everyone concerned. And, on top of that, there's a new Mickey Mouse cartoon. "The Brave Little Tailor." plua a delightful un usual subject wherein Bdgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy demonstrate how Charlie was born. THREE PAY FINES ON TRAFFIC CITATIONS Victor William Scheinmsn of New Tork City, waa assessed SS and coat In Justice court Wednesday, for driv ing an auto with Improper license plates. It developed Schelnman had started from the east In an auto, which he traded on a new one In Illinois, . and continued westward with the old license plate. He was arrested by state police. Charles W. Winkle and L. A. M. Penwell. Medford, each charged with operating a trailer without a license, were each fined 2.B0 and costs. Show t:45-fl:4fS-:00 a0c-40o-lftc The Joy Show of 1938! ENDS SAT I plus Mickey Mouse Edgar Bergen McCarthy LOUISE CPIU MOT I1IHI lti Oman POIIlt I1U Hill lilt ' TeU23ef5 SHRIKE STATED SESSION HILLAH TEMPLE meets at Masonic Hall. Ash land, Friday evening, December 3, 1938. In tated session. Routine business. Reports on the Ceremonial. All Shrlners invited, light refreshments after aeaison. A. B. Brown ell. Potentate. R. E. D trick. Recorder. MEDFORD LODOE No. 10J A. F. A. M. flpeelsl Communication Prlday evening. Dee. 9, 1838 at 7:80 D. m. Work In the B. A. degree. Visitors weloome. h. L. Sanders, W. M A. O. Bishop, See. Too Late to Classify MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE EVERYTHING for your roofing needs, a carload shipment received of roof Ing paper, building paper, roof paint, roof stain, and asphalt. Cedar shingles, 1st. and and 3rd grade, priced to save you money. SHIPMENT received of steel-top cook stoves, containing large firebox-and aupiex grates, at su.70. LARGE quantity of boots, shoes, blan kets, tin coats and pants and slickers. WE RAVE Instslled a complete stock of window glass, all sltvs and pric ed to save the pocket book. PIPE, pipe fittings, cable, belting, pulleys and sheave boxings. WEDGES, sledges, crosscut saws, axes, tools and Implements at special prices. STOVE PIPE and elbowa, gauge, at 30 cents each. heavy RANGES, hratrolas, heaters, new and used furniture, bed springs, mat tresses, cots and cot pads at ma terially reduced prices. PAINTS, all colors, at SI .35 per gal lon. Unseed oil, turpentine. BARB WIRE, stock fencing and chic ken netting at bargain piicea. NEW 40-pound mattress at 14-75. Remember every week Is BARGAIN WEEK at MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-31 North Grape St. Phone 1063. NEW WARM housekeeping rooms. lights, water paid. 12 and $15. 340 Haven. WOODWORKING MACHINERY for sale. i 1 4-slde planer. capacity, 6-ln.x io-in., Diower, clycone, and 100 feet of pi I Master Woodworker, motor at- Mastei tached 1 turning lathe. 1 gang saw. l swing saw. 1 60-h.p. motor. 1 5-h.p. motor. Also pulleys, belt and shafting. ECONOMY LUMBER CO.. Inc. Tel. 594 N. Riverside FOR SALS: Pedigree Collie pups. Ideal Xmas gift. 811 Taylor St. LOST Black and white Boston bull terrier. Pemale. Phone 1370-J. GENUINE PUB-FELT HATS. SI. 80. Hat Department, Unique Cleanera, 30 Bo. Central. XMAS SPECIAS3 Regulation Ten nla tables, complete with stand, can be taken apart, no nails, screws or bolts. ECONOMY LUMBER CO., Inc. Phone B94, North Riverside. WILL the person who borrowed the electric neaier irom o. v. jjitow return It. WANTED TO LIST a few cloee-ln prlvata garages that are for rent. W. E. Thomaa. 45 So. Central. LOST Light blue ski Jacket, one mile north of Medford on Irrigation ditch. Return to Tribune. Reward. FOR RENT 3 rooms furnished apt. clean and close in. Hot water and telephone. SU E. Main. FOR RENT 3 -room furnished apart ment, 40 Quince. Phone 641-W. HAND embroidered and crocheted articles, rugs. etc. for Christmas gifts. Reduced prices on good used clothing. 114 No. Front. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS on New and Used Oil and Wood Circulators. Radloa, and Washers. Pick's Hard ware, SEE BENDICKSON for tractor and team work, plowing, leveling, etc. McAndrew Road, Route 3, Box 414. TODAY and FRI! SHE WAS MEANEST WhenSHE WAS LOVIN' MOST! Klrr.llng plt-flre of the South with s temper that made men her elates! K.iji h 1 ; ra Added Treats! Robert Benrhley "AN EVENING ALONE' Cartoon Newi ' ex n V LOST Black Cocker Spaniel. Call Qeo. Hunt's residence. 1047. Reward. FOR RENT Modern 4 -room houab at 417 North Oakdale. Otto Heckert, Jacksonville Service Station. Phone 333. FOR SALE Radio, dishes, fruit Jars, silverware, small Items. 10 tier wood. Clothes wringer. Bsby basket and buggy. 110 So. Orape. FOR RENT 4 -room house, also 8 room furnished apartment. 351 Bestty. REAL VALUES 1097 Hudson 1-ton pickup, huge 1 ft. bed, like new, will show economy test. $505. 1029 Ford Coach, 75 percent tires, new paint, new seat covers, runs fine $135, 1031 Durant Sedan, worth twice the price $.156. 1937 Essex secian. sood trans portation $ 15. CHAI'MAN-COOKSEY MOTOR CO 37 So. Riverside Ave. ORADB-A DAIRY wsnta good clean milker. Inquire at The Crest, be tween 8 and 0 a. m. FOR CHRISTMAS a lovely SPEED QUEEN washer Bnd Ironer, Sparton Refrigerator, Universal Vacuum cleaner or Radio. Best Buys in Town. Flck's Hardware. FOR SALE Australian puppies. 618 E. Main. Shepherd FOR RENT Furnished apt. Inquire 104 So. Holly. Phone 888-V. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS Reductions and genuine saving on your piano purchase from Brassfleld Music Co.. 312 W. Main. THE PLACE TO SHOP FOR USED CAR QUALITY THI8 PLACE Is known to many aa tne outstanding neaaquarters xor Quality Used Care. We check, re condition and test every car. Safety, dependability and fine appoarnnce cost no more here. Come In and see this fine '37 Pontlao DoLuxe Sednn specially priced at only 9685, on low bank terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge it Plymouth Distributors FOR SALE Young cows. Fresh and springers. John Darby, Griffin creek. WANTED Watch and clock repairing. Reasonable prices, guaranteed. O. E. Myers. 118 N. Central. SPECIAL OFFER BUCKSHOT .SOIL DRIVEWAY, gar age,, and basement floors. Installed with electric Jack hammer and steel roller. Less than Vi the cost of concrete price. W. H. J arm In, 814 Sherman. Phone 1303-R. FOR SALE Beautiful Kimball Baby Orand piano. Like new. Bargain. Terms. Hawlay Transfer. 118 N. Riverside. TODAY . FOR 3 DAYS I ROUSING ADVENTURE! .... a great screen spectacle with a thrill for every star in the flag! Breath-taking 1 Powerful I A thundering drama of a sol dier and his army girl . . . swept into a torrent of emo tional rivalry as the cavalry gives way to tanks I ' I J J J f"?"'''h I rthis all-star cast! : JJrr MADGE EVANS (cCff PRESTON FOSTER J ' ' 7 JAMES GLEAS0N L ( RUTH DONNELLY V 5 r BILLY GILBERT a- SV H. B. WARNER C ' ' $ HEATHER ANGEL I J NEIL HAMILTON fjk T j BARBARA PEPPER V V t J I Featuring 100 of the world's ,1 Nl flf f I ek horsemen In a daring ffi jwejB the desthl wliaa3:, ra-' trumps mtirderons rfeiM , af liTS? I J" land-grabbera In a ven- 4.VB:!S pTk Fll 1 tOV Kiddles 10c j COOKED FOOD 8 ALB and BAZAAR by Women a Association of First Christian Church, Friday and Sat urday, December and and 3rd, in building next to Brophy'a. WANTED SCRAP IRON Loading out Scrap Iron this week Unload In car and receive more money. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE, 37 N. Grape St.. Phone 10453. N. Y. Tests Prove Women Can Lose FAT Ask Your Doctor If It Isn't Good Way. Read Every Word NEW YORK. N. T.: A test conduct ed by a prominent N. Y. phyaician and a nationally known newspaper woman proved there Is a harmless, ef fective way to lose fat, U you'll only STICK TO IT and give It a fair trial. In 40 days, 35 women lost a total of 386 lb. EVERY woman lost fat the average loss per woman being 11 lbs. The women first of all ate sensibly. And for proper functioning they took a little dally dose of Krus chen Salts. If you have the slightest doubt about this Plan Just ask your own doctor about Its safety and merit. And Mils Is Important to know: Kruwhen Is not Just one salt as some people may tgnorantly believe. Bather. It'a a blend of e active min eral salts (see on box) which, when dissolved In water, make a healthful mineral drink similar to the waters of famous European Spas where wealthy fat women have gone lor years. Here's the Kruschen Plan: Just take a half teaspoon of Kruschen In hot water every morning for better func tioning. Oo light on fatty foods and sweets eat plentifully of lean meats, fresh fruits and green vegetables. Plan to do this faithfully for 38 days and see If you don't lose fat and feel healthier and younger, a jar coaw but a few cents and makea 5 gallon of a most highly, efficient mineral health water. At Western Thrift Stores and druggist everywhere. "Fun for ALL" EAGLE POINT GRANGE CARNIVAL SATURDAY NITE Dec. S ORANGE HALL V 'Mm vk VI n
