Medford mail tribune., May 28, 1941, Page 11, Image 11

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 28, 194T.
PAGE ELEVEN
LOCAL and
Medford Visitors Mrs. Paul
D 1 1 o n of Jacksonville was
among Medford business visitors
today.
To Attend Funeral All Odd
Fellows are requested to meet
at the I.O.O.F. hall Thursday
at 2 p. m., to attend Brother
M. L. Porter'f funeral.
From Ashland Visitors In
Medford for a short time this
morning were Mr. and Mr.
Aubrey Miles and LeRoy (Bud)
Candee, all of Ashland.
Arrives Mrs. Doris Miller re
turned to her home at the Mil
Mar ranch at Prospect today
after visiting In San Francisco.
She returned to Oregon by train.
Improving Mrs. E. E.
j Visit Mother Mrs. Leah Davis
reported to be improving satis
factorily at the bacred Mean
hospital where she underwent a
major operation last week.
Business Callers Among
Medford business visitors yes
terday were Mrs. Walter Allen,
' Eagle Point; William Keliur.
Central Point, and Russell
Brown, route 2, Phoenix.
Visits Mother Mrs. Leah and
and daughter Elaine of Klamath
Falls are visiting Mrs. Davis'
mother, Mrs. Orvtlle Hill of
Phoenix. They motored to Med
ford today, with Mrs. Ella Mc-
Beath, also of Phoenix.
On Trio Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Barr, 2227 North Oakdale
avenue, left by motor yesterday
morning for Seattle, Vancouver,
B. C, and other points In Can
ada for a 10-day motor trip
Mr. Barr is associated with the
L Goodyear Rubber company.
Officers to Meet The Reserve
Officers' group school will meet
tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the
Medford armory. All reserve
officers are cordially invited to
take part In the discussion,
which will deal with military
tactics.
Visiting Ted Nave, former
Medford resident, now in the
U. S. army air corps, ii spend
ing two weeks in this city. He
graduated from the air corps
technical school, clerical divi
sion, Fort Logan near Denver,
Colo., and is en route to Spo
kane where he will be stationed
at the new air base.
Examiner Coming A travel
lng examiner of operators and
chauffeurs will be in Medford
f city hall Saturday, May 3t, from
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. All those
wishing permits or licenses to
drive cars are asked to get in
touch with the examiner during
those hours, according to an an
nouncement from the secretary
of state'i office.
In Mississippi Word has been
received here that Lieut, and
Mrs. Edwin Halliwell, both for
mer residents of this city, are
residing at 104 Fourteenth street,
Hattiesburg, Miss. Lieut. Halli
well is located at Camp Shelby
with the 28th quartermaster
regiment, U. S. Infantry. Mrs.
Halliwell Is the former Ruth
Hill.
Mid-Week
SPECIALS
IN THIS ROUSING
SURPRISE
SALE
Of Fine Automobiles Your
Car may mako the Down
Payment.
NO PAYMENTS
TILL JULY
1940 FORD STATION
WAGON
Like new
$753
SI 77
$133
5593
1833 PLYMOUTH
DLX. SDN.
1932 PLYMOUTH
DLX. SDN-
I93S CHRYSLER
ROYAL SDN
1937 BUICK SPECIAL
:ial
S563
DELUXE
SEDAN
THURSDAY SPECIAL
:ial
S77
$39
$39
$39
CHEVROLET
cyL Sedan
STUDEBAKER
cyl Coupe
DODGE. '31
Model Sedan
CHEVROLET 27
Model Sedan
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE
FROM
COD6g -PLYMOUTH
PERSONAL
Legion Meeting Medford
post No. IS of the American Le
gion will meet tonight at 8
o'clock at the Medford armory.
Commander Lloyd Williamson
urges all Legionnaires to be pres
ent for this session.
Convalescing Richard Sing
ler, who underwent a tonsilect
omy recently, was reported as
.convalescing nicely at his home,
27 Koe avenue. Mr. Singler is
a stamp clerk at Medford post
office, and is expected to return
to his position soon.
Snow at Lake Three Inches
of new snow tell at Crater Lake
last, night, bringing the total
depth to 29 inches. Crater Lake
national park headquarters here
said today. However, it was
stated the new snow was prob
ably melted by this time.
Plane Passengers Plane pas
sengers leaving on the afternoon
United Mainliner todav wpm R
Diage and E. P. Shirley, both to
i-oruana, ana Mrs. Bertha Price,
to Seattle. Arriving on the fore
noon southbound plane were R.
O. Wilson and L. Harden, both
from Portland, and leaving on
the same plane was Mrs. W.
B. Whitcomb, to Santa Barbara.
Leaving on the early morning
northbound plane were G. M.
Hughes, to Portland, and S. J.
Dowling, to Seattle. Midnight
plane arrivals were Diamond
Flynn from Portland and Ger
ald Frink of Seattle. Departing
on the 9:18 flagstop Tuesday
evening was G. W. Stewart, to
Portland, and arriving was B.
Diage of San Francisco and Miss
S. Steinbaugh from San Fran
cisco. F. Alley departed for
San Francisco on the 6 p. m.
southbound flazstorj vesterHav
evening and arriving on the
same plane was H. G. Lynch
from Portland. Afternoon flag
stop arrivals were D. T. Hogan
and R. E. Sorenson, both of
Oakland, and leaving was J.
Cornelious to Minneapolis via
Seattle.
Musical Revue Has
Brilliant Cast of
S tart at Craterian
Stars, song hits of today and
yesterday, lavish spectacles,
drama, thrills and romance are
combined in "Ziegfeld Girl,"
opening a four-day run today
at the Craterian theater, to make
it the most opulent musical hit
in years.
Among those in more promi
nent roles are James Stewart,
Judy Garland, Hedy LaMarr,
Lana Turner, Tony Martin.
Jackie Cooper, Ian Hunter, Char
les Winninger, Edward Everett
Horton, Philip Dorn, Paul Kelly.
Eve Arden, AI Shean, Fay Hol-
oen, relix Bressart and Rose
Hobart.
The songs Include "You Step
ped Out of a Dream." "We Must
Have Music," "Minnie from Trin
idad," "Laugh, I Thought I'd
Split My Side." "Caribbean Love
Tonight and Thursday Night!
The SCREEN'S FIRST COMEDY!
FRANK CAPRA'S btcgeftt hit . . . the grind
mmfdr farce that paved the way to arreen
hilarity! , . it will ala he rememhered
. . who would dare forget Itl I
, -.X V'r .. . .
Coming Friday Night "MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN"
Popular Stars
His first modern role in three'
years brings Errol Flynn, with
Brenda Marshall opposite, to the
Craterian theater Sunday for the
three-day showing of "Footsteps
in the Dark." The story Is a
fast-paced tale of a sedate young
business man of the upper brack-
Song." "I'm Always Chasing
Rainbows" and the famous "Mr.
Gallagher and Mr. Shean." with
Charles Winninger portraying
Gallagher and Al Shean of the
original team in his original role.
More than a hundred of Amer
ica's most beautiful girls, in
cluding famous models and
beauty contest winners are fea
tured in the several lavish spec
tacle scenes.
The story of "Ziegfeld Girl"
centers around three girls who
win fame as Ziegfeld beauties,
and the result of their fame.
FUNERAL TOMORROW
FOR WILLIAM SMITH
Funeral services for William
Smith, who passed away Sunday
at Phoenix, will be held in the
Conger Funeral Parlors Thurs
day at 10 a.m. The fraternal Or
der of Eagles will have charge
of the services. Interment will
be in the Hargadine Cemetery
in Ashland.
CHI OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our many friends for
their kindness and sympathy and
also for the floral offerings during
our recent bereavement. Mr. and
Mrs, J, V. Schow, Alva Laws and
family. Warren Kelsoe and family.
Too Late to Classify
BIO FIR SLABS Order early. Med
ford Fuel Co. Tel. 3111.
FOR SALE 10 heavy sprlners and
fresh dnlry cows. Route 2, Box 126.
Medford. Old Pacific Highway.
Phone 4017.
In Sunday Hit
eta, who writes detective stories
as an avocation, and solve mur
ders as a hobby.
Also in the cast are Ralph
Bellamy, Alan Hale, Lee Pat
rick, Allen Jenkins, R o s c o e
Karns and several other noted
comedy players.
FOR SALE 39 Hi-ton V truck,
dual tires, stake body, good con
dition: or trade for atork. C. J.
Pstten. Murphy, Ore., Route I.
Boa 84.
.TOR SALB or TRADE 8 terra,
fenced and cruA fenced, under
water. Houne, barn. Might con
sider lfrtMnir. Inquire Medford
Ladder Works.
FOR RENT 3-roora house, lis Al
mond. GIRL WaNTED for housework and
care of children. Dial 4663.
ATTENTION DAIRYMEN 1 am atll
Ing all my fine registered Guernsey
herd of 8 cows and one bull. Can
be seen between 9:00 a. m. and
4 p. m. dally except Saturday,
fl miles north of Rogue River, east
aide Evans creek, or phone 177 or
B23-J, Granta Pass. J. H. K leper.
FOR 8 ALE Oeneral Electric Monitor
top refrigerator, perfect condition.
See It at 024 West Main.
MIXED BOUQUETS for Decoration
day, 25c each. 343 North Grape St.
'89 PLYMOUTH COUPE, like new.
excellent value. Terms. Phone 4461.
FOR SALE Equity In improved acre
age. Turn right off Spring St. at
Box B-141, third house on right.
WANTED Unfurnished or partly un
furnished sleeping room. Tribune
BOX 1680.
FOR SALE Cabin with fireplace
250 -foot river frontage, price M60,
Phone 6151 after 5 p. m.
RADIO SERVICE Tubes and parts
for ail makes. Guaranteed preci
sion work. Reason a Die c names.
Phillips Radio Service. 1307 N. Riv
erside. Adjoining Severln Electric.
DANCE
Upper Applegat Grange
SATURDAY NIGHT, Mar 3
Music by Yarn's Melodians
MATS 25c EVES 30c
Include Tat Klddl 10c
Y, Tomorrow Mt!
WhatAShoa'-'-
The bluest fan'
test of the last
tears!
Rhythm On
the Range'
France
PAKMER
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Return Showing
Clark Gable and Claudette
Colbert co-star in the screen's
most famous comedy Frank
Capra's "It Happened One
Night," which plays tonight and
tomorrow night at the Roxy the
ater by popular demand. The
popular theater is featuring a
week of Frank Capra'i best
known films.
T
tfOTICX I win not b responsible
for any debta contracted by my
wife. Louella Iveeon. alter thli
date. J. U Iveeon.
WANTED Flat top desk and type
writer desk, new or used. In serv
iceable condition. Phone Con
structing Quartermaster. 3034 State
Armory.
WANTED by experienced Practical
nurse siaeny people or invalids
to care for in my home. All mod
ern conveniences. Verv reasonable
rates. Write Tribune Box 3445.
WANTED or 7 -room house, prefer
en erne, .Mate .oration ana price
ws n ted and d escr l p 1 1 on of prop
erty. Tribune Box 3444.
LOST on West 11th St. Lower dental
plate. Reward. Call 3216.
FOR RENT 8 -room unfurnished
bouse. Inquire 243 Beatty.
WANTED A good team logger. Apply
at Mcoraw-Morgan nailing uiu.
Eagle Point, Ore.
10 FAMOUS STARS ... 100 GLORIFIED GIRLS
DRAMA . . ROMANCE . . SPECTACLE . . MUSIC
r-!,A f-' s The Great Succewor to "The
A fU , .e- V Gre Ziegfeld" . . Ten Broad-
S$ '" way Show. Couldn't Hold It.
A AfTX W7 Wonder.!
T0DAY-4DAYS
WISP Hf
HP-'', L juu u
l Tonite and Every Wed. Night Is 'Constance Bennett Cosmetic Night
FOR -eteaietered coon hound,
female, bred. 30-tnch ear spread.
K. Caatleberry, Rout 1, Central
Point.
TOR BALE Registered Guernsey
3-year-old bull by Chleone Howdali,
vliow hlsheat recorda of hla 6
nearest dim averaged 647.1 lbs.
butter fat. Wlni'e ClovernlU Oold
en Ouerasejf Dairy.
POR RENT e-rooro modem house,
9 bedrooms and slrepuiic porch.
3750. water paid. 33 Rose Ave.
FOR RENT Fire-room Modem Sub
urban Home, one acre, across from
Howard school on Old Central
Point highway. eJS.OO. Phone 8331.
FOR SALE Three eowa to farrow
soon. Crater Meat Co. Phone 4013.
ff 1 f a a Neat four - room cottage
yljlfU with bath and service
porch, laundry traya. Nicely fur
nished. Close In on paved street.
Also
CytCCfl East side home, three bed
4jOU rooms, llvlnir room, din
ing room. Urge kitchen with tiled
dralnboard, double plumhlng. base
ment All In fine condition
REAL ESTATE EXCHANOE
No. 44 N. Riverside.
Dial S367 or 4860.
Elmer Herried. Mr.
EAGLES DRILL TEAM
BENEFIT
DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
THURSDAY
ft
MAY 29
Music by Eaglet Drill
Team Orchestra
Men SOc
Ladies 20c
ATTRACTIW ROOM for gentleman
In private home, also garage.
43 North Peach.
4-HORSI INBOARD for sale, over
hauled, reconditioned, will trade.
Write Rout I, Boa 44. Medford.
FOR SALE Freah cow, double test
ed. Mile south Central Point on
old highway. Phone Mil. J. A.
Yantua.
FOR RENT Ice Boxes, too per
month. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. S37
F H. A LOANS quickly, efficiently
handled. Mark Ooldy Aitency.
1 m'F
SKINNER Offers
'Fit as a Fiddle
and Ready for You'
When you pick out a ear
here, you can drive It out at
a moment'! notice. Every
car it in good running con
dition. We tee to that.
SKINNER'S GARAGE
BUICK Phone 2740 CMC TRUCKS
LADIES of the U. 8. W. V. Auxiliary
win hold food sale at the Peerless
Market Thursday.
TERMITES I Ws check your house
free and five estimate on cost of
prating, if you have them. Phone
Hubbard Bros, for further Infor
mation. FOR SALE at a Bargain Price Hay
Loader, nearly new. Rogue Valley
Tractor Co., Fifth and Riverside,
FOR SALE Outboard midget racing
boat and motor. Boats and rods
built and repaired. Flahermene
Shop, (33 Edwarda.
a Better Used Car
37 Stude. $495
Sedan. Overhauled, renewed
tires, radio and heater.
37 Ford $415
Deluxe Sedan. Clean at a
pin. Low mileage.
37 Pontiac $485
Sedan. Extra good finish.
Moter very good.
31 otds. $125
Sedan. Looks Ilk 3 yean
old Instead ol 10.
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