Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 24, 1940, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBUYE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 24, 1940. PAGE SEVEN 1 LOCAL and tlO Bill Walter T. Shea. 90. ' of Medford potted $10 bail In city court this morning on a charge of drunkennesa. From Ashland Aubrey Miles and Mike Walcott. both of Ash land, were visitors in Medford Tuesday afternoon. On Buying Tri Mrs. Jote phlne Rostel of Mann's depart ment store left recently for Los Angeles on a combined buying trip nnd vacation. Whttl Stolen Clay Witham of the Witham used car lot. 213 East Main street, reported to city polire yesterday that sometime last week a wooden wheel for a 1931 Buick sedan and a new Goodrich tire and tube were stolen at the car lot. The tire was size 5:50 by 19, Witham told police. Men, Women! Old at 40, 50, 60! Get Pep Fad Years Younger, Full of Vim Dost bloat oxhAivtod. worn-ow ruoowe fotllot 0D your Of. TQoi.undi lauM Ot wbtt o UttlO WPplai UP lt Ostri will da. dottlm ortrr .CT3TCtrsc. teaer! toola, olemcou oftAi wtdM .rr 40 tr Dod:ei Ucr.of lro. roletum. pboo. B&onjs. Iodise, viuiara Bt A ?S-yw-old doctor wtimo: "I took It rci-Mlt. Kerill lint.- Get 3Ao s'.m Osrm uMrtj '.odaj- for 29r. stop fc1nf eld. Burt toouac pepplor and youoxor tola 7 car. For sale at Chr-.s. Strang Drug Co. and all other good drug stores. SECONDS TO t PORTLAND'S CITY CENTER f . Cam to Buairaa. Thow. Shotting J t . dime! . , . Gardan surreunairigfc 'j V . 5poeja "Viv rooms with bath or J V. thowtr. :jf V $200 and o HERE'S THE BREAK YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR-A SWELL DEAL ON A NEW DESOTO! FirstTake a Ride-Then Learn flow Easily You Can Own DeSoto! NOWS THE TIME TO TRADE! THIS IS YOUR MONTH 1 Right now, start en joy in g De Soto' extra com fort, extra performance 39 modern feature that you are missing in your ESOTO Humphrey Motors 13 60UTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 4S4 SEE YOUR DESOTO DEALER TODAY! PERSONAL To San Jose Mrs. B. Ft. El liott left for San Jose. Cal., Monday to be with her mother, who is critically 111 In the O'Connor hospital. Hare from Park Mrs. Fran cis Lange of Crater Lake na tional park Is visiting friends in Medford for several days. Mr. Lange is landscape archi tect at the park. To Bay City Mrs. Elsie Nar regan left Friday night on a vacation, bound for San Fran cisco where she plans to visit the fair. She will spend some time also with her brother, Paul McFadden of Oakland. 0 0 0 Back from Fair Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Furrer returned recently from San Francisco where they vacationed and vis ited the San Francisco Golden Gate exposition. Mr. Furrer is assoiated with the National Hos pital association in Medford. Minor Accidents Conrad Svaren of 440 South Riverside avenue and Mrs. Walter Dickey of route 2 drove cars involved in a slight mishap at Main street and Riverside avenue Tuesday afternoon, a report on file said today. Joe Demsler, Jr., of Oregon City and James E. Stuart of 340 South River side operated vehicles involved in a minor mishap two miles north of Medford on the Pa cific highA-ay Tuesday morn ing, a report on file stated to day. a Re-Enlists SUff Sgt. Allan P. Cross, stationed here with the U. S. army air corps unit at the municipal airport, left by plane today for Vancouver Barraaks. Wash., to re-enlist. MaJ. C. F. Bond came for Sgt. Cross from Pearson field, Van couver, Wash., in a North Amer ican training plane. The major was here yesterday also on of ficial business. He was accom panied yesterday by Tech. Sgt. L. Turner. He returned to Pearson field after completing his business here. 2. 3 or 4-year-old car! Get behind the wheel! Youll find seat up to 8' wider than your car's 50 to 65 better roadlight a grand, new Floating Ride! DeSoto, engineered by Chrysler Corporation, it priced lower than last year and your DeSoto dealer offer top trade-in allow ance! sH8 nun sou lEUtmi IT THI HOI Prtca tadodaa ttanetrd' tec lea rtea. ! I oanaecrtetta. eturaeaent tun, Optional )uartaMt aire. Ores Fire The fire depart ment' chemical crew was call ed at 1:17 p. m. today to put out a grass fire at 819 Bennett street. The grass was ignited by burning trash, Chief Rov Elliott reported. No damage was done. To Klamath George E. Pat terson, navy recruiter here, left for Klamath Falls this morning to spend the day at the branch recruiting office which is open every Wednesday. In his ab sence the office in the federal building here is in charge of his assistant, E. A. Roesel. o Confers Here Andrew G. Brenneis. supervisor of the Trinity national forest with headquarters in Wcavervil. Cal., conferred at Medford CCC district headquarters today with Col. Harvey H. Fletcher, dis trict commander, MaJ. Paul H Weiland, district inspector, and Ma. Irvin A. Robinson, district executive officer. o o o Officer Promoted Medford CCC district headquarters to day announced the promotion of Irvin A. Robinson from cap tain to major in the U. S. army infantry. Notice of the promo tion was received yesterday from the war department. Ma jor Robinson has been on CCC duty here for about a year. He is district executive officer. Tonsils Removed In the Os teopathic hospital yesterday was Miss Betty Fowler of Kings highway, who underwent a tonsillectomy. Also reported having their tonsils removed today were Kay Young, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young. Mary Anne Silva daughter of Mrs. Earl Silva of Grants Pnvc. and Miss Helen Powers of Portland avenue. Plane Passengers G. T. Scott arrived by United Mainliner this noon from Oakland, Cal., and P. Metscham left on the same plane for Portland. M. P. Griffiths arrived from Port land on the forenoon Mainliner. R. C. Woodruff and H. G Dow son arrived from Portland by Mainliner last midnight. R. W. Maxwell left for Portland last night. L. Amacher arrived from Portland last evening. A. H. Tetrick departed for Port land by Mainliner yesterday afternoon. Job Tests The U. S civil service commission today an nounced open competitive ex aminations for the following positions: Junior general me chanic, to fill existing and fu ture vacancies In the national park service at Medford: book binder, $1.20 an hour, govern ment printing office, $10.08 a day, bureau of engraving and printing; explosives engineer In various grades, $2600 to $5600 a year; radio monitoring offi cer, $3200 a year, and assist ant. $2600; radio operator, $1620 and $1800 a year. Full, infor mation regarding the positions may be procured at Medford postoffice from Stanley G. Sher wood, acting secretary of the local board of civil service ex aminers, or at the Oregon state employment service. 45 North Fir street, (jua'ified applicants may also obtain help at the em ployment service in properly filling out their applications. Use Mall Tribune west edm. Hurry! Hurry! Jean Hersholt 'Dr. Christian Meets Women' Plua Chat. Coburn in Plus ROY R0GER?m -'-'- "DAYS of HI , I JESSE JAMES" ji 'S?-:V" iiwim'tfiitii "Ghost Breakers" Here Sunday Zephyr-like ghosts, rooming hats, creepy dungeons, rattling skeletons and an assorted col lection of wails and moans, have Bob Hope and Paulette Goddard a little on the Jittery side In the mystr-comedy-thriller, "The Gnost Breakers," in which they are co-Marred Coming Thursday Laughable Mischa Auer heads the quintet of comedians ap pearing opposite Baby Sandra in her new picture, "Sandy Is a Lady," which heads the dou ble bill coming to the Rialto theater tomorrow lor a three day run. The other four fun makers Include Billy 'Sneezy' Gilbert, Eugene Pallette, Edgar Kennedy and Fritz Feld, any one of whom has heretofore been considered sufficient for a comedy of ordinary propor tions. And to make the picture even more enjoyable Tom Brown and Nan Grey have been added to carry out romantic interest; with little "Butch" and "Bud dy," the little tornadoes of "Underpup" fame, also In the all-star cast. "Days of Jesse James, ' star ring Roy Rogers, will play as the companion feature with "Sandy Is a Lady." Closing time tor Too Let to Clas sify Ada Is 1:30 p m. Caa Ulll Tribune want ads. Too Late to Classify POR SALE A ba train In west aide home, cloae to schools. Fine con dition. Lawn, trees. By owner at 818 S. Ivy. FOR RENT Room and board. Beatty. Tlify End Tonight! "Captain Is a Lady" aaa llft'V. ua w starts TOMORROW 3 Days! Get set for the biggest fun-and-ttar sur prise package of 'em allM BABY IN itH thtt tupportlnf cat of fllmdotn't foremoet funHera MISCHA AUER Billy Gilbert Eugene Pallette Edgar Kennedy and which opens Sunlay at the Craterian theater. Even with their fingers crossed, they are beginning to believe that this is more harrowing and fun nier than "The Cat and the Canary," In which they first started their career of ghost breaking. CHILD PORTRAITS. 6x7. nlcly 1 orrvl, $123 value now 85c. orrw ends Aueust 3rd. Corly Studio, over Western Thrift. 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Caterplllara, bulidorrs. heavy equipment oper ator wants work. Apt. 31. Riverside Apartments. FOR SALE POULTRY LICE - MITE KILLERS of all kinds. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. BLOX Part dry. per load S3 00. Medford Pud Co. Tel. 631. FOR BALE 1939 l4-ton Dodna Truck. Practical! new. See Wahl, U. S. National Bink. FOR SALE sows, farrow July and AuaTust. 425 each. Apply evenlnga, Mace ranch. Central Point. WANTED Single man to work from 6 to 8 evenings for room and amall alary; other day employment de sirable. Apply In person, 14S5 North Riverside. FOR SALE PEACH WRAPS and CRATES. Monarch Saed 3e Feed Co FOR SALE Young Jersey milk cow, Phone 669-J.3. WANTED Middle-aged woman for cooking and general houaework. Three in family. Phone 2075-J FOR BALE GRAIN BAGS at lowest prices. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. WANTED Children to car for. Plenty milk and lunch. AOo day Phone 452-K-3. FOR SAI E Shropshire bucka. R. V. Beall, Beall Lane. CARD READINO. 1 00. 339 Jearwtta. TOR SALE FRESH BIRD SUPPLIES of all kinds. Monarch Seed A Fwd Co. ROXY Allows ? - tvn Sin. Inc. tai Aim 11-t.V-Ulr . Klrlcllr. 10c Roaring Adventure of the Raw Frontier! 14 WAYNE MOMIS MtrtaretllNDSAY WILLIAM CARCAN 1 1 A TODAY ;ini and Thural ill1 piui Ok W ftrrtVTBH CARS to mk thtm look ntht and fUkrant to ata? thtt way. Mitchell Auto Beauty a hop. ALC RENT or THADf AttrmctfT modern 4 -room houe. Key at 41 Watte m - WANTED Women for laundrr work. Mutt b gfvvl irotvr Huaon Homa Laundrr. Phone 1447-R. .FOR BALE PTED WHEAT, nice clean rain. 1 40 cwt. Monarch Seed fe Pvad Co. POR 8 MX ft-room completely fur nt tried houae. Prifttdair. electric range, hardwood floor, eait aid Move in. IS00 borne terma. A tnapl Aleo S-room modern home, bath. Central Point. Immediate poae aion. A gira-away. 700. Tour own terma. Buiineta is cood I ain't ma4 at nobodv. DAD" ROBERTS. 730 W. 2nd. WANTED Baby calve Phone M1-R-4. STRAYED from my Eaite Point ranch on Crater Lake highway. 3 yearling ateera. weight about 600 Ins . brand ed VO on left hip. Reward for Information leading to thetr return. Pose Grab, Eatla Point. FOR PALE MEO-181 KILLS CRAB GRASS without Injury to your lawn grass. Monarch Seed Feed Co. $1475 Sacrifice neat substantial cottaga; living room with oak floors, fireplace: kitchen, break fast nook, two bedrooms, bath, aervlce porch with laundry trays, garage, wood shad. Nice yard, fenced. Includes furniture, ruga, new $100 circulating oil heater piped to hou'e. will rant aa la for 3d per month. A1SO Four acres, Irrigated and $2775 T alfalfa and clover, neat modern four-room cottage, fully furnished with new furniture. Barn, hay, one cow electric sepa rator. All goes with place. Slckneaa reason for aelltng. Also f iAAA Bight rooms, bath, bsae VtuW ment. oil furnace with pressure circulation, garage, isnj lot. fruit, paved atreet. To cloae estate is offered for one-half Ite value. ELMER HERRIED No. 7 N Bartlett St. Phone 1496 or 161S-J. STRAYED Two-vear-old yellow helf- r elvlnc milk. Reward. Geo. Horner, Route 1, Bos 388. Medford Complat Ihowe Dall at 1 :): .1:11 MaU: lie. tai to IX rra: 4 Sc. tai toVK CMMrta II to i wide kMJdM (iinow U).llo ftaL v I r lis FOR BALE Peed DR. HEM POTJL TRT PAN'-A-MIN to moultin riena for a quick moult. Monarch Seed at ed Co. Modern BPED CLEANINO equipment now readv to aenra you. Brinf In yoir vetch, wheat, oau. barley, etc., and Vet ut do your aeed clean lrig for you. Our work will plea you. T. B. Samson Co., 4th tie Front. BARLEY and WHEAT wanted. When you are ready to aell your train, brine in aample. T. B. Samaon Co., 4th and Front. WANTED Scrap iron for domestic market. Unload in car and receive more money . Med ford Barg a i a Houae, 37 N. Orap St. Phone 106J. HIGHEST CASH HKICES PAID ft SCRAP IRON AND METAL i. all kinda, oattartea. raaiatore. alumi num, copper, braaa; also hldea. pe.u and wool. Medford Bargain Houae 31 N Grape Phone 1083 FOR RENT Spacious and attractive four-room downsaJra suite to the Holly Apartment. Completely fur nish ad eiospt dlahaa and linen. Oarage Second door north of postoffice Adulta only 840. Avail able now. See manasar tn rear or phone 1897-ft. One ZasfeTtiil Cbni't'tceloi V J5u Chn'tlfiiy a Hicfier, 11?, r r 1 1 ij r.ijs 125 QUART loo PINT THIS WHISKIY IS 4 YiARS O10-S0 PROOF Cpr. I49. TH. Oii Qvofc Cewwy, lnnctbwf, Mima The romance, the beauty of a proud State in all its traditional glory! Two spirited young people in love . . . torn by fierce family pride! The thrills! . . . color! . . . excitement! ... of the famous Maryland Hunt Cup Race most spectacular Steeplechase in America! IN TECHNICOLOR! wllh THREE ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS WALTER BREIIIIAH ACADEMY AWARD WINNER FOR "KENTUCKY" Brenda Joyce John Payne FAY BAINTER ACADEMY AWARD WINNER TOR "JEZEBEL" Charlie Buggies 'Marjorie Weaver HATTIE McDAHIEL ACADEMY AWARD WINNER FOR "CONE WITH THE WIND" plus: Walt Disney's Donald Duck "MR. DUCK STEPS OUT" AND NOT ONI WAR ITEM ON Till ENTIRE MIOOBAMI VETCH SEED CLZANED at raa onable coat to you. Wa haea new modern aced equipment and will guarantee our mork to pleaae you. P. E SAMSON CO, 4th and Front. of ED CLEANINO Our new modern seed cleaning equipment la ready to verve you In cleaning your vetch, wheat, barley, oau. etc. Wa I us ran tee owr work to plaaaa you or your money back. We ar no also buying wheat, barley, oats and vetch. See ua when you ar rei to sell vour srraln. F. I. BAU SON CO.. 4th and Front. EC DANCE At Tha Ragular Towntand Dane Dreamland Hall TONIGHT ALL WELCOME Lad) 10c Man SSe Finer Br