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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MXTL TRTRTTSrE, rEDrOKD, OKEflOy. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1933. PAGE THIRTEEN LOCAL and Here On Business 8. D. Treshan , erf Gold Hill transacted business here today. Calls Here Fred Mlddlebusher of Prospect transacted buslnea In Med ford today. Med ford Caller Donald Ferguson of Gold HU1 was a Medford business caller today. Medford Callers Among Eagle Point business callers In this city to day were M. E. Robertson. J. W. Mynatt and George McLean. From Aftbland N. E. Taylor, H R. Stevenson, H. H. Johnson. N. W. Greshan and W. M. Kenyon. all ot Anhlanri. attended to business mat- ten In this elty today. New Residence W. A. McClaln ap plied at the city building inspector's office yesterday for a permit to con struct a new residence at 613 Wesf Jackson boulevard at a stated cost of $3,000. 4 Grange Carnival The public was reminded today of Its Invitation to the carnival to be held Saturday eve ning by the Eagle Point grange In the grange hall. The grange promises "fun for all." Manager Here Marjorte Hlbbert, manager of Adrlenne's store In Klam ath Falls, spent yesterday here on business at the local Adrlenne's tore. Miss Hlbbert formerly resided In this city and worked In Adrlenne's Jail Crowded City Jail was taxed almost to capacity last night, with 17 aleenera arwmdinff thn nlvht. thnt It was the heaviest Influx of sleepers ' of the winter. Chief Clatous Me. Credle said. During November, police furnished overnight beds for 147 persons. Meeting Tonight E. T. Healy of Portland, president of the United Telephone Employes of Oregon will address a district meeting In Med ford city hall at 8 tonight. Members of the organization are expected to attend from Medford. Grants Pass. Ashland, Klamath Falls and Rose burg. Band To Practice Southern Ore gon Accordion band will hold a spec ial rehearsal Saturday evening at 6:45 In the Baldwin Piano Shoppe at 123 West Main street to prepare for Its appearance In Grants Pass Sunday evening. Mrs. Harry Prentice, di rector, urges that all members be prompt In attending the rehearsal. Sale at 1 P. M. The sale of the Caloregon Hereford Breeders assoc iation, scheduled for tomorrow at the old fair grounds south of Medford, will open at 1 p. m., It was announc ed today. Fifty head of registered bulls and heifers will be offered, the auctioneer to be Col. A. D. Dudley of Phoenix. Anyone Interested In cattle and especially In herd Improve' ment la Invited to attend the show and eale. To Organize An organization of Oregon mine operators will be formed at a meeting to be held In the Port land hotel, Portland, at 10 a. m., De cember 7, It was announced In a press release today from Leverett Davis, vice-president In charge of op erations of the Cornucopia Gold mines at Cornucopia. The mining In dustry of the state has reached a point where an organization Is neces sary, Mr. Davis said. All mine opera tors and others Interested directly In mining are Invited to the organiza tion meeting. To Elect Officers Annual election of offlcera will be held by the Rogue River Valley Navy Mothers club at Its semi-monthly meeting at 3 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Florence Cuffel at 909 North Central avenue Because of the election all member are asked to make a special effort to be present. All women having eons In the United tSates navy are Invited to attend whether or not they are mmb)ni of thm Oiih. After th him. lness session refreshments will be served. Mrs. Maude M. Culbertson, . commander will preside. . "Fun for ALL" EAGLE POINT GRANGE CARNIVAL SATURDAY NITE Deo. 3 GRANGE HALL Opening Tomorrow Night With a Delightful DINNER DANCE CHALKER'S MOTEL North Pacific Highway Formerly Ernle'i Casino Full Course Dinner Served 7 to 11 P. M. Dancing All Evening No Cover Charge for Dinner Guests Don't Miss This Public Opening 1 SUNDAY DINNERS .Every Sunday 2 to 9 p. m. PERSONAL Sale Tomorrow Iaalea Home league of the Salvation Army will hold ft sale of home-cooked food. sewing and other handwork from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. tomorrow next to the Ethel wyn B. Hoffmann shop on West 6th street near Holly street. The sale Items will Include articles suitable for Christmas gifts, It was stated by Mrs. George Gay, league secretary In charge of the sale. ... Town send Meeting Townsend elub No. 3 will hold a regular meeting this evening In Townsend hall, 1334 West Main street. Plans will be made for the club's Christmas meeting and for the session on the fifth Friday of the month. After the business meet ing, a program will be presented and refreshments served. All Interested In the Townsend movement are Invit ed to attend. Still Snowing The ground cover of snow In Crater Lake national park attained a depth of 60 inches at park headquarters this morning, rangers reported by radio. It waa still snow ing In the park at the time of the 8 a.m. broadcast. Plows were keep ing park roads open but motorists were cautioned to use tire chains. Yesterday the temperature ranged from a maximum of 36 to a minimum of 36. Describes Trip A trip through Death Valley In southern California was described by Violet Wood at last night's semi-monthly meeting of the Southern Oregon Gem and Mineral society at the Jackson County Cham ber of Commerce. The speaker also displayed rock specimens she brought from the valley. William McClure gave a lecture on the lore of quarts The club voted to hold a field trip Sunday If it Is not raining or mow ing. If the weather Is clear the members will assemble at the chamber of commerce at 10 a. m. The trip will be made to Miller's creek. Each, member Is to bring his own lunch, the society furnishing coffee, sugar and cream. At the next meet ing on December 6 Dr. R. C. Van Valzah will give a lecure on quartz crystallizations. The club now owne four books on gems and minerals and is subscribing to the Mineralogist This reading matter is for use of the club members.. Name Change Mystifies BUTTE, Mont. (UP) There Is Just one thing that still Intrigues court attaches here in the case of Charles Collar. Judge J. J. Lynch granted him a request to change bis name from Collar to Sakellarls and, while he presumably told the court the reason therefor, no one else about the court has been able to figure It out. 4 ' Wolf Hunters to Organize CHANDLER, Okla. (UP) A fOUT- county wolf hunters' association Is envisioned by sportsmen here. G. W. Ross, vice president of the Deep Fork Valley Hunters' association, said that the projected organization would In corporate associations In Lincoln, Oklahoma, Creek and Okfuskee coun ties. Coon Too Fastidious CLINTON. Okla. (UP) Friends advised Clarence Sweeney that If he had kept plenty of clear water In the cage with his raccoon he would not have had to dispose of the animal "because he wouldn't eat." A 'coon, they say, will not eat until It has washed Its food and the wash water must be fresh. WPA Erasing Illiteracy NEW ORLEANS (UP) Approxi mately 47 per cent of the 319.760 Illiterates listed In Louisiana In 1930 have been taught to read and write during the past four years by the worics Progress Administration, Jaa. H. Crutcher, state administrator, has announced. MEDFORD LODOB. No. 103, A. F. A. M. Special Communication. Saturday afternoon at 1:30 D.m. to attend and con duct funeral of Bro. Frank Wort- man. A. O. Bishop, L. h. Bandera, See. W. M. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT Front sleeping room la neat, refined horn. 333 King. FURNISHED ROOM, ferred. 19 Mistletoe. woman pre- FOR SALE Wedgewood Oaa 3 burn er, with oven, range. 16. Iron bed with coll springs and good mat tress, 12. Eureka reconditioned yaouum cleaner, 6. 18 Mistletoe. The IDEAL XMAS GIFT. Tennla table, with stand. Economy Lumber Co., Ine. Phone 694, North River aide. FOR RENT A fine duplex apartment, living and dining room, bed room, kitchen and bath, nicely furnished at B43 East Main. Phone 81 or 898-J-3. Private Parties Thaller's Motel It anllable for prltate parties dallr except aturda and Sundays . . Excellent party aerTiee mod erate charies a delightful place to hold VOI R next party! "Young Dr. Kildare" Coming A dramatis story of the life and loves of a young Interne In a big ctty brings Lew Ayrea and IJonel Barry more to the Rlalto theatre for a three day run starting Sunday In "Young Dr. Kildare". the first of a new series starring Lew Ayres as the eventful Gwen Gaze faces an unknown fate at the hands of the weird Mole Peo ple In the second chapter of "The Secrete, of Treasure Island", new serial playing every Saturday at the Roxy theatre. "The Trigger Trio", starring The Three Mesqulteers, plays as the feature attraction with episode two at the Roxy for tomorrow. ANNOUNCEMENT Hotel Medford Barber Shop is now under new management of Jimmy Murphy. Courteous trentment. flrst-cla-s workmanship. We invite your pat ronage. FOR RENT 3 -room modern apart ment over M. M. Department store. Phone 1449-R. MODEL A Ford Coupe. Just take over contract. $12.60 month, 37 S. Riverside. GENTLEMAN, 32. desires companion ship of lady about the name arcs to go with, who desires marrying. No - drinker wanted. Box 3641. Tribune. 1938 Ford Ford or DeLuxe, nearly new. Run only 3400, new car guar antee. Must sacrifice. It's got to go. Make me an offer. 320 N. Bartlctt. WANTED Work by young woman for board and room and small monthly wages. References. Phone 460 or write P. O. Box 65, Ashland. TEXSUN (Texas) Grapefruit Juice, No. 2 cans, $1.09 per dozen, HUM PHREY'S GROCERY, Phone 462, 534 E. Main. FOR RENT Modern 6-room house Large basement, furnace, ttaratie. laundry trays. 821 N. Riverside, (30 per month. Phone 775. . Roxy Serial siiwa.itwi I r1 IlSeforc yon liny a 1936 1957 MODEL ammttoDinmaDlbnllo let us explain the First National Cash Buyer Plan! LOWEST FINANCING COSTS YOU MAKE A CASH DEAL ESTABLISH BANK CREDIT PLACE INSURANCE WHERE YOU WISH Undr this plan you supply ona-thlrd th price In trade-in or cash; we lend you the balance to pay or both car and insurance. You need not be a depositor to finance through this bank. Any OF l'ORIUIKD Dr. Kildare. Lynn Carver. Nat Pen dleton, and Samuel S. Hinds have important parts in the action of the new film. "Tarnished Angel", featuring Sally Etlers. Ann Miller and Lee Bowman, will play as the added feature with the Movte Quiz: picture. NEWLY -DECORATED apartment. Adults only. 905 W. 10th. USE and send Fancy Cornice Pears 91.90 standard box. We will ship for you. HUMPHREY'S GROCERY, Phone 462. 534 E. Main. GUARANTEED USED CARS 1938 BUICK Century Sedan, new Royal Master tires, heat er and radio, low mileage.... (1045. 1936 BUICK Special Coupe, Clean as a pin ..... 595. 1935 BUICK Special Sedan, with trunk, overhauled, and new paint $495. 1935 BUICK Sixty Sedan, new tires. Special $500. 1935 CHEV. 2-dr. Sedan - $365. 1935 FORD DeLuxe Sedan $365. 1931 FORD Coach, new paint and tires $165. 1936 GRAHAM Roadster $350. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck G. M. C. Trucks IS THERE A SANTA CLAUS? YES, SIR I THIS WEEK END ONLY NO FINANCE CHARGES TIME PAYMENTS AT CASH PRICES Down Payment '34 Ford V-8 Coupe, DeLuxe, radio and heater $100. 34 Ford V-8 Tudor DeLuxe, with radio $118. '33 Chev. DeLuxe Cpe. heater.... $105. '35 DeSoto Coupe, radio ......$145. '37 DeSoto Touring Sedan $265. Heater - Defroster - Overdrive Same Terms on our Famous "THRIFTIES" '30 Nash. 6, 4 -door Sedan $60.00 '29 Graham 4-door Sedan ...$50. '31 Ford 4-door Sedan $60. Many More Fords and Chevs. NO FINANCE CHARGES "Our Customers Stav Satisfied" See Bill Stirling, Uspd-C'ar Mgr. BRIGGS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. DeSoto Plymouth 132 S. Riverside or 8th & Barttett Lot BETTER USED CARS '37 OLDS, trunk, Sedan $725. '36 FORD coupe $395 36 WILLYS Coupe -w.$285. '35 DrSotO Coupe ..... ..446. '34 OLDS 8 .Sedan ........$395 '34 DODGE 6-wheel Sedan $375. '33 GRAHAM DeLuxe Sedan ...$295. 31 CHEV. Coach $146 "30 WILLYS Knight $125 29 GRAHAM Rondster 95. "26 PACKARD Sedan w...$ 35. 26 BUICK Coach ...$ 25 YOU OUGHT TO OWN AN OLDS! MEDFORD GARAGE 131 No. Bnrtlett Phone 637 Hranch N "Men With Wings" Here Sunday A thrilling story of aviation, the first air story filmed entirely In technicolor, brings "Men With Wlnga" IT'S HERB 1939 Plymouth Sedan $849 delivered in Medford. BRIGGS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. FOR SALE Bologna cow. Also calves and heifers. Hogan. Applegate. MIDDLE-AGED lady wants position as housekeeper or nurse. Experienc ed. Box 2898. Tribune. WANTED to trade, my equity in a '31 Chrysler Sedan for a Model-A. 224 Clark street. SWEET SPUDS. 6 lbs 10c FANCY WALNUTS. 2 lbs. for 29c Sweet Spanish Onions, 26 lbs. 25c SQUASH, pound Hie DRIVE-IN MARKET. S. Riverside FOR SALE Cob Corn .... $1.00 per cwt Shelled Corn $1.35 per cwt. Ground Barley $1.35 per cwt. AH grain clenn and dry and of good quality. John Nealon, Phone 118, Central Point. WILL TRADE 280 acre improved mountain ranch, clear of encum brance for house In Medford. Earl Tumy, 310 Liberty Bldg. TWO BLACK SCOTTIE PUPPIES (part black fox terrier) $10 each. Phone 42, 1807 West Main. FOR SALE OR TRADE 231 acres, located 12 miles from . Klamath Falls, all level, Irrigated and cul tivated. Water costs 75 cents per acre. Good black soil, on county road. Will trade for Medford prop - erty. L. G. Plckell, 18 So. Bartlett. FOR SALE Model A Ford truck. In good condition. A bargain for quick sale. 1 mile south Phoenix. Eugene Hasenfurter. FOR RENT At Land Office, 043 8. Central 1. River Ranch, 200 acres. 80 acres loam soil, under Irrigation, house, barn. $500 rent. 2. 6-room modern house, barn, 2 acres of land . in clover, city water. $26.00 3. 4 -room house, partly furnished $30.00. 4. 4 -room house, 1 acre Irrigated, $12.00. 5. 3 -room house, $8.00. 6. 5-room house, furnished $32.60. If you have property to rent, trade or sell, see J. O.. Barnes at Land Office, Phone 443-J or 864. mm tll'HRYl ENDS TONITE! JEZEBEL .1th Henry FONDA SATURDAY ONLY! Shows Sat l-S-6:46-9 Red-Hot Adventure! THE THREE MESQUITEERS "TRIGGER TRIO" RAY C0RRICAN MAX TERHUNE BOB LIVINGSTON ADDED TREATS: CARTOON Comedy News PLUS THE SECOND THRILLING EPISODE t , THE GHOST TALKS mk (St S f.-i iih X rnvorltf S "S saddle Stf 1 lifts danger- 6 Mm SUN M0N to the Crater I an theatre Sunday for a four day run, with Fred MacMur ray, Louise Campbell and Ray Mllland heading fine cast. APARTMENT for rent. 604 S. Oak dale. LOOK! SPECIAL! Sweet Spuds, lb w....lo Oranges, navels, case $1.75 Sacked Swpet Spuds $1.16 Manv other specials. PINE CONE STAND, North Pacific highway. FOR SALE Top soli, fertiliser, drive way material. Phone 618-R. MIXED NUTS Walnuts. Brazils, Pea nuts, Filberts, Almonds. 2 pounds 39c. e HUMPHREY'S GROCERY Phone 462 634 E. Main FOR SALE Child's sulky. 513 N Barttett. 1031 FORD 4-door Sedan. 90 tires, motor rebored, excellent condition. Saturday special $175. 30 S. River side. AAs a a 14-ftcre ranch on Pacific $21 OH Highway. House, barn. V w Bnt chidipn house. $500 down, time on balance. BROWN & WHITE, 104 West Main FOR SAIiE 25 acrea. new 4 -room house, new burn, out buildings, elec. lights, on Main highway. 8 acres In clover, more ready to seed, bal ance in pasture, including 3 good cows.-one heifer, 3 calves, one brood sow and pigs. Place all fenced. A real buy, $1600. $500 cash, balanoe J ike rent. ALSO 8 ACRES, fl-room house. Electric lights, barn, out-buildings, all fenced, on Main highway, including 1 fine milk cow, 2 dozen chickens, 3 hogs. Price $1300, 1-3 down, bal ance like rent. A. W. WALKER REAL ESTATE 326 West 6th street, near Post Office. WANTED LISTINGS on city, and ranch properties, also business op portunities. If you wish to sell, trade or lease, list with us. Have clients for furnished or unfurnish ed houses. New House Just being completed, good location, small down payment, balance like rent. A. W. WALKER REAL ESTATE New Location: 320 West 6th, close to Post Office. l:ni)-,1:nn-li:4.i-U:90 UNTIL SAT. NITE DARING ACTION! wok MADGE EVANS PRESTON FOSTER HMIS EUiSIM I WUMI m mmm iuth mnwuv MATHf R MtUL MtPil IHRCtN lAMUUPIPKI-IIUTUtKIIT it) till ll Huinti rcMiai MQ (iils'i Click liriiaw PUIS TEX HITTER "Where miffnlo Roam A NEW SERIES To Top the Hardy Family! eCl i l & J a Mune niiu iiii t Pays WANTED Feeder pigs, weighing from 00 to 126 Iba. Phono 091-R-l. S. H. Neldennvyer. SPECIAL OFFER BUCKSHOT SOIL DRIVEWAY, gar age, and basement floors, Installed with electric Jack hammer and steel roller. Less th&n V4 the cost of concrete price. W. H. Jannln, 614 Sherman, Phone 1303-R. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE EVERYTHING for your roofing needs, a carioaa snipment received or rooi lng paper, building paper, roof paint, roof ataln, and asphalt. Cedar shingles, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade, priced to save you money. SHIPMENT received of steel-top eook stoves, contain'ng large iireDox and duplex grates, at $12.75. LARGE quantity of boots, shoes, blan- itcto, tin cuaw Bim pmv uia slickers. WE HAVE Installed a complete stock of window glass, all sIbtb and pric ed to save the pocketbook. PIPE, pipe fittings, cable, belting, pulleys and sheave boxluga. WEDGES, sledges, croaseut saws, axes, tools and Implements at special prices. STOVB PIPE and elbow, heaty gauge, at 30 cents each, RANGES, heatrolas, heaters, new and used furniture, bed springs, mat tresses, cots and cot pads at ma terially reduced prices. PAINTS, all colors, at $1.35 per gal lon, Unseed oil, turpentine. BARB WIRE, stock fencing and chic ken netting at bargain prices. NEW 40-pound mattress at $4.75. Remember every week Is BARGAIN WEEK at MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 97-31 North Ornpa St. Phone 1063. COOKED FOOD 8 ALE and BAZAAR by Women'l Association ot Flrat Chrlattan Churcn. Friday and Sat urday, December 2nd and 3rd, In bunding next to Bropny a. Shows Sat l:4S-3:l5-S!45-S:0e I! HtjfHiTi Brn lOMoemowt H i H Q Prevne Rat Mta 1 SHIRLEY TEMPLE stuartErwitt jij "Jmt Arosnd Mm Doraer" 9 ffl ,mrnet 11 "PASSPORT I M"- " I HUSBAND M bvuLsLxJ uira !Blgl JbZCllingl ivoinauwui , . . v , the living drama of two boys V u, j . I and a girl whose romance tells I V- the story of aviation ... its fears, l"' f dreams, hopes and everlasting N lW gloryl till 1? 1 I FRED Mac MURRAY K I RAY MILLAND fM J II LOUISe lAMTDLLU ! . I i I Andy Devine Porter -J3) 1 i 1 Hall Ivnnn Overman ICVV 1 jfS s-BX 8TAS.T8 I f X, ST X "SUNDAY Feel at Home In "The Heart of Portland' Comfort OoateaMne Oeerteaf Tike Attraetlea Bataai I' Hotel Ooroelini III s.w park Portland- KM 0. FOR SALE Beautiful Kimball Baby Grand piano. Like new. Bargain. Terms. Hawley Transfer. 118 Jf. Riverside. WANTED SCRAP IRON Loading out Scrap Iron this wee. Unload In car and receive more money. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. 37 N. Grape St., Phone 1063. DANCE with Hamilton Glenn And HU Band Featuring Jean Campbell. Vocalist ORIENTAL GARDENS Saturday Night Regular Old Time Orchestra la Small nail. One Admission In Both HaTJa Men 40c, Ladles ZOc OASIS HALL EAGLE POINT Old-Time Dance! Old-Time Music! Lots of Fun! SAT. Dec. 3 Mats-SOe ETa-40o Klddlea-lW l.H ap IJS ap Park An Hotel an a.w. Pal Port lane OaiMSON, MfT. iSil I I III lu. I IN THE HEART OF THE 0ITT