MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1940.
PAGE NINE
LOCAL and
f From Prospect Mrs. Herbert
Carlton, resident of Prospect.
Eras a Medford caller yesterday,
k.
t CalU Hera Otto Myers of
ke Creek was a Medford call
Wednesday. Hara Today Frances Poole of
gle Point transacted business
In this city today.
Madford Caller C. O. Poole.
Kogue River resident, was a
JUedford business caller Wed
iaesday. I.
Unchanged Little chance
mts noted today in the condi
tion of Frank W. Humphrey,
head of Humphrey Motors, who
has been ill for some time at his
jhome, 1024 East Jackson boule
Ivard. Mr. Humphrey has been
able to be out for brief periods
recently.
' ' '
f Santanctd Arthur T Sirra.
27, charged with drunkenness,
was this morning sentenced by
City Judge Allen D. Curry to
10 days in city jail. Bruce
i Willie, 56, charged with drunk
enness, was ordered to leave
town at once or spend 10 days
In Jail. He said he would leave.
Do FALSE TEETH
jj' ROCK. SLIDE OR SLIP?
f FAfi TEETH, a powder to be sprlnk
I led on lalse teeth, keeps them more
; firmly set. Make vour loose plates
! more dependable with FASTEETH.
' You'll feel more confident with a
firmer dental plate. Mildly alkaline
' FASTEETH abo checks gum soreness.
j burning sensation or rash due to the
, chafing of a loose, wabbly nlate or
to excessive acid motith. GET FAS-
TIETH at any drug store.
1 MITO RADIOS WWfi
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1 EASIEST CKPIT W
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
on Popular Size 6 Ply
WHILE THEY LAST
600x16 650-16 550-17 S25-16
And many others may be purchased
FOR THE PRICE OF A 4 PLY TIRE
TRADED! TIRES)
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A Lewis Super Service Station
WE NEVER CLOSE
ITH AND FRONT
PERSONAL
On Businasa Edward Tcpper
of the Shady Cove district call
ed in Medford yesterday.
Foitor Her Jack Fostor,
manager and president of the
Coco-Cola Bottling company in
southern Oreson. arrived here
this morning by train from his
home in Eugene to transact busi
ness until tomorrow.
Traffic Violation Dan L.
Evans of S12 Austin street was
cited by state police yesterday
to appear in" city court at 4 p.
m. today, charged with failing
to stop before entering North
Riverside avenue off Austin
street.
Confers A. O. Willoughby of
San Francisco, assistant super
intendent of the U. S. airmail
service in the western district,
conferred here yesterday with
Postmaster Frank DoSouia, Ro
land G. Beach, assistant post
master, and Hugo Guenther,
superintendent of mails. Mr.
Willoughby was on a routine
inspection trip north.
Called to Duty Walter W.
Abbey. Medford automobile
dealer, has received orders to
return to active service with
the 249th coast artillery, a na
tional guard unit in which he
is a major. Mr. Abbey will
leave for Fort Stevens Monday.
Recently Mr. Abbey sold the
automobile firm which bears his
name to Frank J. Cullen of
Walla Walla.. Wash. Mr. Abbey
has represented the Nash Motor
company in this area for the
past nine years-
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To Rotlda Hero Mr- and Mrs.
W. L. Whytal of Portland have
Just established their home in
this city. Mr. Whytal. who is
the newly-appointed representa
tive for the Oregon Journal in
thii section of the state, was
formerly a member of the Jour
nal staff in Portland.
Speaks Tonight Joe Hend
ricks, field man for the Cooper
ative Creamery in Portland, will
speak at S tonight in the Jack
ton county courthouse audito
rium. All milk producers and
distributors are invited to hear
him. It was understood here
that Mr- Kendrickt would speak
against the initiative measure
which seeks repeal of the milk
control act.
Minor Accident Ira V. Orr
of Medford and C. L. Chord of
308 North Holly street drove
cars involved In a minor acci
dent in North Bartlett street
Wednesday night, a report on
file said today. Machines oper-
ated by Russell D- Semon of!
Medford and Albert H. Bills of
1104 North Central avenue col
lided at Fifth and Apple streets
Wednesday morning, according
to a report on file today.
Plane Passengers D. P. Dacy
arrived from Los Angeles by
United Mainliner this noon, and
departing on the same plane
were H. Thomason and Walter
W- Abbey, to Portland, and Har
ry Holmes, to Wenatchee, Wash.,
via Seattle. Ralph Coleman ar
rived from Portland this fore
noon, and departing were L. D.
Barzee. to San Francisco, and
Mrs. Helen McCabe. to Sacra
mento. H. W. McDonald and
Samuel Webster arrived from
Portland last midnight and F.
D. Herbert left for Los Angeles.
E. C. Jerome and A- Willough
by left by Mainliner yesterday
afternoon for Seattle.
Phoenix
Phoenix. Sept. 12 (Spl.r
Miss Shirley Schlund has re
turned to her home after work
ing through the summer months
at the Crater lake lodge. Miss
Schlund is now employed at the
Big-Y, in the drug department.
The Photnlx Cotuc court, which
were recently destroyed by fire are
now being rebuilt.
Gladys Brtablne. who recently un
derwent a major operation at the
Community hospital, returned to her
home September 11,
Bruce Turpln of Yakima. Wash.,
is staying with his uncle, Preaa Tur
pln, while he la doing seasonal work
here.
Photnlx schools opened September
9. High school classes are being
held In the basement of the grade
school building. Aeyeral new aubjecu
are being offered this year, wfiich
will prove advantegeoua to the stu
dents. Student body officers are Ed
ward Waterman, prealdent; Jean
Hayse, vice prealdent: Harriet Brla
coe, secretary; Evelyn Waterman
treasurer. Class presidents are: Fred
Wilcox, aenlor; Twlla Perns, junior
Prances Nordqulst, sophomore, and
Billy Barnum. freshman.
Miss Marjories recently returned
home from the south to resume
studies at Phoenix hlh school.
Private Claud Briscoe, wbo ha
been horn for the past month, after
three year enllatment In the U. A.
army, left for Port Steven September
11. He re -enlisted for three more
years.
Griffin Creek
Griffin Creek, Sept. 12.
(Spl.) Sunday school was well
attended September 1. Guest
speaker was the Rev. L- F. Bel
knap. Miss Betty Myers of
Medford sang. Other visitors
were Mrs. Belknap, Rev. and
Mrs. D. D. Randall of Medford
and their son Dwight, who was
visiting here from Washington,
D. C. and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Rutledge of Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Warren Owens of Portland
he been a house guest of Mrs. c.
M. Howell. She also Tlelted aeTtral
other while her.
Mr, sua Xinc nd daunhwr Mary
Ann of Portland are Tinting at th
home of her parent. Mr. and Mm.
Oeorg Plah.
Mr. and Mr. Robert Child of
Crescent City visited here over th
Labor day holiday with Mr. Child'
brother, R. ft. Child and family.
Mia Vlvtan Brown visited mday
at th horn of her grandparenta. Mr.
and Mr. J. D. Brown. Other visitors
at the Brown home were Mr. Browne
brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and
Mr. Olln Knox of Yamhill, Ore.
Windsor
rriAioerr soutaoN whiskit (h '"Qt
"PR (NCI O OOOO SOURtONS
"Leather Pushers" Show Today
Combining thrills, action. .
comedy and fast-moving drama,
"T h e Leather-Pushers, c o
starring Richard Arlen and
Andy Devine in their newest
adventure feature, opens a rip
roaring three day run today at
the Rialto theatre. The film
traces the extraordinary career
of a boxer, played by Arlen,
from his accidental "discovery"
to his sensational bout for the
Bob Burns Scores
Hit In Craterian
Hillbilly Picture
If you like the down-to-earth
comedy of Bob Burns and the
homespun philosophy of radio's
Uncle Ezra, he of the powerful
little five-watter down in Rose
dale, and if you a little rowdy
goings-on, such as you might
find at a hillbilly hoe-down, and
if your ear is tuned to good
old fashioned mountain music,
then by all means go over to
the Craterian theatre and have
yourself a grand time seeing
"Comin' Round the Mountain,"
which plays through Saturday
night.
Of course there are others in
the picture, and a right smart
cast it Is too. There's Jerry
(Yahoodi) Calonna. He's the
dastardly villain who doesn't
do right by Nell-Nell, being, in
this case, Una Mcrkcl. Then
there's Mayor Gildersleeve who
is ordinarily heard heckling
Fibber McGce on the air, along
with Old Timer of the same
program. And there's Mirandy
and Slaphappy Granpappay and
Jack Benny's Don Wilson, all
of the airwaves, and a host of
other top-notch movie comed
ians.
"Comin' Round the Moun
tain" tells the story of the feud
ing Blowers and Beagles, and
of an itinerant salesman who
happens to hear a jam session
of the Blowers' "one family"
orchestra consisting of bazookas,
corn liquor jugs and fiddles.
He contrives to find them a
sponsor for a radio program to
save the little five-watter from
going off the air. Everything
looks good until the winter
truce is called off and the spring
feudin' gets under way. Then
follows a series of hilarious
events leading up to the elec
tion of jed (Bob Burns) Blower
for mayor, and his marriage to
Miss Merkel, an unusual event,
by the way, performed without
benefit of a shotgun.
Bing Crosby's unique golf
short subject, "Swing With
Bing," plays on the same pro
gram.
MAGDA TRIED TO TAKE
MIHAI SAYS DICTATOR
Bucharest, Sept. 12- fP)
Gen. Ion Antoncscu, Rumania's
new military dictator, disclosed
today that Magda Lupescu had
tried to persuade Carol's son,
Mihai, his successor, to go with
them into exile, but that the
18-year-old had disregarded the
advice.
Ran Francisco Butter
San Francisco, flept. 13. (AP-US
DA) Butter and cheese unchanged.
Sacramento. Sept. 12 ( AP) Churn -In;
cream butterfat: Pint grade
ll'je; econd grade Sfl'fcc.
Mr. and Mra. Herbert Nilhuso of
Oklahoma visited recently at the
home of her sister, Mra. C. I. SturglH
and family.
Mr. and Mr. Ray Ouches spent
last week at the San Francisco fair.
FOR WINDSOR, TOO I
. , i , T(' M SaaaaH
-J ShuexVf I
pi
to rtoof
natioksi D:stiiirn nooucn cotrossi en n y
championship. Astrid Allwyn
has the feminine role and three
of the screen's greatest comed
ians Shemp Howard, Douglas
Fowley and Eddie Gribbon
have supporting roles.
"Die Son of Roaring Dan,"
a fast-shooting Western starring
Johnny Mack Brown and Fuzzy
Knight, plays as the companion
"action" feature with "The
Leather-Pushers."
Straight Shooter
George O'Brien stars in "Bul
let Code," which comes to the
Roxy theatre for tomorrow and
Saturday as the added feature
with "20,000 Men a Year,"
based on the national Civil Aer
onautics Authority civilian
training program for supplying
America with a new brood of
eagles college students Into air
pilots. Randolph Scott, Preston
Foster and Margaret Lindsay
have the starring roles in "20,
000 Men a Year."
In 1939, 8.S50 newspapers
with a total circulation of 37,
500,000 appeared in the Soviet
Union.
Too Late to Classify
1041 PRICES
ON USED CARS
1937 LA 6ALEE Custom Club Coupe
Opera aeata, radio, heater. 6
wheels, fender wells. Cost new
over tlBOO. Special SAM.
1935 PONT7AC 6 Convertible Coup.
1836 CHEVROLET
heater.
Coup. Radio.
1837 FORD Pickup. New ear con
dition. 1933 PLYMOUTH Deluxe Sedan. New
tires, clean as a pin.
1035 CHEVROLET Deluxe Town Se
dan, A-t.
HAHN MOTOR SALON
32-38 N. Riverside. Dial 383.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
TOKAY and MISSION ORAPES le lb.
In patch. Riley Myers place. Cen
tral Point.
NO MTINt lN VUKK HT8!
ROXY
Shows i-:1X i
Age '.!-15v.Ur
r.tes J.V Inc. Tax
Kiddles 10c !
ZOOMING THRU THE
AIR To NEW GLORY!
KINdP THE IASP1I
r reeSe reMel
JVIreldl. V.I
Twin Hitsl
Kndt Tonlle!
? fainllv !!
raUsTjSI
0
I KZW Wircl Record Flayrri. Hr
U a real bargain. Many hour of
pleasure for you at very Hula coat.
Phone 3110.
WANTED by x pen need woman
Housework by hour. Phono 2570.
FCR S.WJt Concord Grapes. IS Row
Ave Dial 3840.
UNEMPLOYED Will aetl tfxxl qual
ity brown caracul fur coat, air 3.
worn on? year. Also one and two
quart fruit Jara. Box 5088 Tribune.
BIO BLOX Part dry. per load 3.
Meds'ord Fuel. Tel. 3111.
38 CHRYSLER Roval DeUixe Sedan.
orWinai finish like new. spot Ira In
tenor, good mechanically, equipped
mtth radio, heater and defroatera.
and on It tfifi.V
PIEHCE-AU EN MOTOR CO
Doc! and Plymouth Distributors
PGR ALE One Toledo pipe rite.
Cut from 3', to 4-lnch. ineiuuv.
Phone 4093.
SEMI-SOLID Buttermilk 3c lb. by
barrel. Medford Fuel fc Peed.
Court and Mc Andrew.
4 NEW Clearway Horn Your own
choice. No money needed. We will
deal. Lewis Super Service.
EXPERIENCED Wood Cutter wish
steady Job cut tin? wood. Has own
car: ro anywhere. 130 N. Orapa.
DEER RIPLES. &ood aa new. AH
ninhted up ready to get your buck.
502 N. Riverside.
FOR RENT PI rut elaaa realdenra: oil
burner, larsv living room, nnrdwood
floors, fireplace; walking? distance
from school and business. A18 A.
Oakdale.
FOR SALE Haines upright piano
75. Mrs. Eva McKjM, KOUt I,
Box 257.
WAITRESS WANTED Berrjd ale Res
taurant.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY wlahea plars to
work for room and board. Phon
3448.
WANTED Larpe house. Will trade
repair work for 3 or 3 months rant.
340 Haven.
e.OOxlfl USED TIRES, nearly new.
your choice 82. Older Tire Ex
change. 32 S. Bartlett.
POR SALE Good comfortable house,
close In, on pavement, comer lot,
8000.
Act in clover, 4-room new modern
house. 01700.
Also severs! others.
H. O. WILSON
7 Chestnut. Phone. 4844.
FOR RENT 3 housekeeping room,
outside entrance. 33 Almond.
BOYS USED BIKE for sale real cheap.
Make us an offer. Lewis Super
8ervlre Station.
WOOD CIRCUlaATINO HEATER 2fl.
Also one small electric ranaa 010.
Dial 3303.
BOARD and ROOM. 801 East Msln.
POR RENT 6-room furnished house,
close in. Phone 3383.
BEAUTY SHOP or equipment for sale
very reasonable. Box 40 IB care
Tribune.
CLEAN-UP FROM GARDEN aultnhle
for ftlltnn mav be dumped frea.
Call 4598 after 5:30.
FOR SALE Umbrella
320 N. Ivy.
tent, n.80.
FOR PALE In (rood rendition. 6room
modern hctiae, 3 lots, paved atreet,
1SM, terms. 1030 Court St.
TRADE EQUITY In '35 Chevrolet
Master Drluxe Sedan for earlier
model. SO Oak.
GIRLS' BICTCLES Brand-nrw. Spe
cial school dsys prices. See them
st Lewla Super Service Station or
phone 3110.
FOR SALT 1038 Plymouth Tudor
Sedan as good as new. original
paint. 30T West Jackson.
S25.00 REWARD
Will be paid by the manufacturer
for anv Corn or Callous GRKAT
rilRlflTOPflFat PnSITIVK COHN !
MLVR cannot remove. SSo at 'oor
WESTERN THRIFT Store.
Mala 27c ta Sc-JOc F.re Mr l 4e-40c TXrTTTJ 11 I
,tc U-1S-20C Kiddle Alway 10c KJ JH -TJ H fkj fxj&" I
Rush Up! Ends Saturday! C JU-lj &s
aiifhed so I fl' v) A , SWJw- m
hard In years V LV LX k wtsk J(
S r ftyln if xX. fJ Jbtrld ALLWYN
"n.-m Afrjf; 1 til A XTnraeaMaeMAE017
"" " i(siy Jrm"--H i kM"' a Mft rmriar
I fM,A
-Jf UH'" starring Smashing lift! and I J ' . L
BOB BURNS clul
nd his IIIII-BIIIt rl "Hl ? jla '
(iolf Short duliject I Y'jt'r- '5 i ' '1 F I' I"
-SWSO W.TM -SO- j tefflTfL&fr ' V4
SUNDAY I AJ&Mjk' "
The lunnlrst till f II 9 s( &f , f- i '
V Jjffr". i Shows This Ait.rnoon at 1:4 and This Ernlng ai i4S-(:lt
PORTABLE RADIO Batterv tvpe.
Ued. Pirst claa condition. Nfw
batteries. A real bargain. Lewi
Super Serric.
LOOK! 150 boxes Red Delicious
apples. 40-lb. box 85c. Hurry, they
won't last long. Growers Market.
Phoenix.
FOR RENT Bedroom, gara, kitch
en. 314 8. Holly.
ITALIAN PRUNES are now ready.
B. E. Ford. 3 mile west on Jack
sonville Hi I h way. phone 0282.
COLUMBIA river cannlnar salmon. 15c
lb. Sal moo aggs. Holly's Seafood
Dial 4321.
OPNUINE Concord Orapea for sale
Phon 3005.
HIOHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
SCRAP IRON AND METAL of all
kinds, batteries, radiators, alumi
num, copper, brass: also hides,
pelt and wool. Medford Banrain
House. 37 It. Orape. phon 3744.
NBWtT RENOVATED
NEWLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
FOR RENT
Nicely furnished outside
apartment, cross ventila
tlon, larg bedroom with
fireplace, combination
living room and dining
room, cabinet kitchen,
lth electric range and
electric refrigeration,
bath, store room and spa
cious room for clothe.
Hot and cold water and
steam heat furnished, also
gsrbaM servloe. Low rent
to permanent tenant. Ap
ply Mall Tribune office.
VETCH and 0ATS -
While It Lull
Also right prices on mixed Vetch and Pe-09H
pure COMMON VETCH for cover crop and hay crop
purposes.
ALL BEST QUALITY SEED
Kan ota Need Oata.. 1.65 per cwt.
Clrey Need Oats. l.S per cwt.
Frdrratlon Herd
Jrnklna riub er
Fall Rve steed
He u now for prices on other field and past are
tecds we will save you money.
ANOTHER CAR OP VETCH HILL UK ON TRACK
A HOLT nrvr. ISth. Take delivery of your Vetch
from car and save money.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
4TH AND FRONT STREET
TV0 FIGHTI1I' FOOLS... IN THE
KNOCKOUT COMEDY of the Year!
Socks advnlur and laughi.r In ih.lr nwsl hit II
TODAY
RESTAUR AWT FOR SALE, wall lor,
ed. doing nlc business, low over
hesd, ideal setup for man and wife.
Term.
Small suburban grocery store for sale,
in good trade district one-half mil
from city limit. Living quarter.
Terms.
For Sal Very desirable five-room
house on East Jackson street. Two
bedrooms, garage, nlo yard, cloae
to tjrade school, priced right,
term.
Also several small cloae In one to
flv-ar ranches.
THE WAHL AOENCT
Room 7 Jackson County Bank Bldf.
34 CHEVROLET stake body truck,
fine mechanical condition, manual
hoist. Ideal wood or farm truek.
A real bargain at 0285. Will take
some wood a part pavment.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO
Dodtr and Plymouth Distributor
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleepless Nights
lVetri ar yntv kMnr centals. II 100
f tiny tubes or Utra which help to purify la
blond and kp jrou kamlthr. Wkm they v
tirtd and don't work right In th drtm
snanr people have to gH up night. Pregnane,
er scanty pus with martins: and burainti
Mnctlme ahnw there Is BMnethinc wron
with your kidneva or blsiioVr. .Don't mIm
this condition and oae valuabls. reatf l ip.
Whtn disorder et kidney function permit
lIionou matter to tN.ain im roar fclood. M
may alio causa natisins; Stckaena. i-Wainau
pains. I pains, loas o pep and cnerrr,
writ in, pulTlnes under th eyes, hussar he
and d it tlnM.
lon t wait I Ask yoef dnwtirt for Doaarw
Pills, used successfully by millions for over
yars. They lve happy relief and will help
the 1 6 miles of kidney tubes flash out poison
ous west Uom your bleed. Get Uoan's f 01,
mixed - $250 per cwt.
Wheal
Whral..
1.75 per cwt.
1.75 per cwt.
. UO per cart.
FOR 3 DAYS I