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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 1941. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Businets Trip J. W. Cotton, president of the Southern Ore gon Mining company and direc tor of the Glide Foundation, arrived here today from San Francisco for a short business tay. Minor Accident Bob Kempke of Medford and R. W. Nichols of Central Point drove cars in volved In a minor mishap on the Pacific highway Just north of the city limits yesterday morn ing, a report on file said today. Joins Husband Mrs. W. L. Frey and daughter, Carol, ar rived here by train today to Join Mrs. Frey's husband for a vaca tion in southern Oregon. Mr. Frey travels for Proctor and Gamble company In this terri tory. Clear at Lake Clear weather prevailed today at Crater lake national park, it was reported by short wave radio. Snow on the ground was down to a depth of only 18 inches. The tempera ture ranged from a high of 52 decrees yesterday to a low of 32 this morning. Stops Hare Harry C. Munro. director of adult education for tho international council of re ligious education with head quarters in Chicago, stopped here today to visit Mr. and Mrs Charles G. Smith, 716 North Riverside avenue. Mr. Munro was enroute to Forest Grove by train. Mother Hera Mrs. Frank Merritt of Enumclaw, Wash., mother of Mrs. Paul Hanlin. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hanlin at their home, 1016 East Jackson boulevard. Mrs. Merritt will re main here for about another week. She made the trip by train. Attend Graduation Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rinabarger. and daughter Nancy, of 136 Van couver avenue, returned last night from Corvallis where they attended the baccalaureate and commencement exercises at Ore gon State college. Mrs. Rina- barger's son. Raymond R. Dough erty, received his diploma in technical forestry. Inspect C. Otto Lindh, In charge of fire control in the nortl.west region of the U. S. forest service, and Maurice L. Hedrow, fire chief on the Rogue river national forest, left this morning to spend three days on the forest inspecting areas where slashings may be accumulated r They were to make plans for fire control in these areas. Mr. Lindh arrived from his Portland headquarters last night by car. SKINNER Offers a Better Used Car "Many Years on the Road" When you buy a used car you expect to get your monty'i worth In carefree driving and that's Just what you get in a Skin ner'a Used Car. Wa ttnt ance each car to years of hard work. 40 DODGE DLX CPE. Very clean low mileage S765 38 PLYMOUTH COUPE This on Is good $365 36 CHEVROLET Dlx Sdn. wheels, seat covers $395 37 BUIC1C Sdn. S wheels. large trunk L S545 Radio, heat 37 CHEVROLET CPE. A good, clean car $395 r i SKINNER'S GARAGE Buick CMC Trucks Phon 2740 PERSONAL At Moor Horn Mr. and Mrs T. O. Murdock ana youufc son, Gary of Bremerton. Wash., arrived by motor Friday to visit at the home of Mr. Murdock's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore, 31 Elm street. This is Mr. Murdock's first trip to Medford. He re cently moved to Bremerton from the middle west. New Rsidnc W. p. Tucker applied at the city building in spector's office yesterday for a permit to construct a new resi dence and private garage at 52 1 West 11th street at a stated cost of $3,000. A. J. Hanby of 435 North Holly street applied for a permit to reshingle his residence at a stated cost of $150. D. J. Clifford of 832 West 13th street applied for a permit to construct a sleeping porch at a stated cost of $50. At Lodg Mr. and Mr. Frank J. Ellis of Chicago and A. Mahony of Los Angeles were week-end guests at the Rogue River lodge near Trail. Mr. El lis Is associated with the P. K. Wrlgley company in Chicago and Mr. Mahony is with the Catalina Island company in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis left for Portland from Trail and were then to go south by the Oregon coast highway before re turning to Chicago. This is their first trip to Oregon. Plan Passengers Arrivals cn the United Mainliner this noon were S. Carter from Los Angeles and Miss B. Traum from San Francisco. Leaving on the same plane for Portland were W. Han num and Eino Hcmmila. B. Shearer arrived from Seattle, Wash., on the forenoon plane and departing was R. Schuetz to Los Angeles. Midnight plane arrivals were C. Conway and E. MclV.indes, from Portland. Leav ing on the same plane was Mrs. V. Dietrich, to Los Angeles. R. Schuetz arrived from Portland on the flagstop Mainliner last evening. New Assistant Announce ment was made today of the ap pointment of Austin McReynolds as assistant district warden In the Jackson-Josephine county distric of the state forest depart ment. Mr. McReynolds, a gradu ate of the Oregon State college school of forestry, takes the place of Lee Port, Jr., who was promoted to district warden with headquarters in Prineville. Mr McRynolds worked in this dis trict last year as a crew fore man and the year before in the forest departments inspection service throughout the state District warden here is Dwight Fhipps. Visit Her Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cook of 630 Crater lake high way are their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Herrala who were graduated yesterday from Oregon State col lege. Mrs. Herrala received her degree in secretarial science and Mr. Herrala in mechanical engi neering. They will remain here a week before going to Portland where they will visit friends They plan to make their home in Seattle, Wash., where Mr. Herrala has accepted a position with the Boeing airplane com pany. Mrs. Herrala is the former Caroline Cook of this ...... I XT . I .tiy. anu i,uuii muiurcu 10 torvains to attend gradua tion exercises. SCREENS SCREEN DOORS Buy 'm at th factory. TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS 10th k Crap Phon 4112 T Makt Your Stay In SeittL .f if- You'll be delighted with the quiet ! luxury, excel, lent cuisine, 4f splendid enter tainment at Seattle's finest hotel . , . Rooms from 13.50. .i5Pr' Devil Dog Returns To Rialto 1 f'l Due to public demand, the Rialto theatre brings back the 1935 favorite, "Devil Dogs of the Air," which opens a three day run today at the Main street showhouse on the middle-of-week "Rialto Re-Issue Days" program. Heralded by public and critics alike as the greatest Beturn Home George Comm. 345 South Central avenue, and his two daughters, Mrs. D. B. Long, 1208 West 10th street, and Mrs. K. W. Hout of Klamath Falls returned to Medford by motor yesterday after visiting relatives in Portland. Mrs. Corum, who accompanied them north, plans to remain in Port land several weeks. ' Baby Clinic The monthly well-baby clinic will be held from 1 to 4 p. m. Thursday in the Sparrow memorial suite at the Jackson county courthouse. Dr. A. E. Merkel, county health officer will be in charge. He will be assisted by Elizabeth Mc Galliard, county nurse. Parents are asked to telephone Medford 4383 for appointment. Driver Tests Examination of persons seeking licenses or per mits to operate motor vehicles will be held here as usual batur- day A state examiner will be in council chambers on the top floor of city hall from 9 a. m to 5 p. m. and applicants are asked to report to him. Driver license renewals may now also be filed in council chambers where a cashier is on duty daily ... To Move Crater lake nation al park staff offices will be moved for the summer from the Medford federal building to the lake Saturday. J. Carlisle Crouch, chief ranger, and his family moved to the late last Saturday. Thomas C. Parker, BOXY Mies Only :43-:13 25c inc. Ill Kiddles 10c Anytime A Red-Blooded Story of Early America . . . Carf GRANT Maria SCOTT ss Tiir unii'innc i. iiic nil .iniisio L OF IIHGIMA rill Sit CEDJ1C HADDW1OT TOMORROW l -and- "Ithubs. NITES TKIC Of TK1 UtSflSrSLy tUM ITaWCU . MM WWIM dm ttr, ir. . uu tun tm uhum Mutt End Tonightl S5 Untie Billed for Letifhter: X V air thriller of all time. "'Devil Dogs oi the Air" co-stars James Cagney and Pat O'Brien with Frank McHugh and Margaret Lindsay in supporting roles. It is the story of Uncle Sam's fly ing marine corps and a fresh kid who enlisted like a lion and carried on like a lamb. assistant superintendent, moved his office up yesterday. Accord ing to the present schedule, the lodge will be opened June 11, the cafeteria. June 15. To Elect Officers Members of DeMolay will elect officers and confer the Initiatory degree on a class of candidates Wednes day at 7:30 p. m. All members are urged to attend by the master councilor, Don Wimer. Candidates include Carlton M Bismark, Hance H. Cleland, Jr., Halbert S. Deuel, Jr., John P. Mnffatt, Jr., James A. Murray, Jerome A. McDonall and Gilbert S. Tumy. Appointed Medford CCC dis trict headquarters today an-! nounced appointment of Bennie I L. Beasley, Edward C. Henry and Jay C. Kaylor as subalterns. All , three are graduates of the second i subaltern school held here in March. Beasley, senior leader at i Camp Gasquet, has been as- signed to administrative duties at the same camp. The other two have not yet received their assignments. Henry was com pany clerk at Camp Mount Shas ta and Kaylor was a civilian clerk at district headquarters. Adrlenne'a June 1st sale atarta Wednesday. Take advantage of pres ent low prices as fura are advancing. Factory Representative will a&slat you. Th3 Greatness of the Screen . . . The Magic of Radio . . Combined In the Gayest Musical of All . . . Naj,t hit tnwr.o a? Meca Cerrfea ndHorrrWerreel "10NO AOO UST NIGHT "I tK! tO YOU" "UM IITTU AINDtOf "I V! GOT A IONI TO WITH TOU" "THI GlEAT AMHICAN MOADCASf "WHMf YOU Alt" "rrs ah in A lir-mMir The tnnefnl story of the alamorntia peo ple wit first flllxl the air' state with aong and laughter! Mall Daily I:4S Adults ... tie tt I 1.1 . . Ite Tat Indnde Klddles-IOt Former Local Man Will Demonstrate Orthopedic Shoes A demonstration of Cantilever and Ground Grlpper shoes will be held tomorrow and Thursday at the Lantls & Johnston shoe store, corner Main and Central with Mr. Iral I. Stewart In charge, according to Dr. W. E. Lantis, co-owner of th firm. Mr. Stewart is an old time resident of the valley, having attended school In Central Point and at one time was associated with some of the older mer chandise stores there. H has recently been assigned to the Pacific coast as western repre sentative for Orthopedic Shoes. Inc., makers of Cantilever and Ground Grlpper shoes, and plans to meet and visit many old friends while in southern Orev gon. It was learned. Dr. Lantis said, "with Mr. Stewart's wide experience and training he is considered an out standing authority on both or thopedic and dress type shoes. Too Late to Classify FOB RENT lee Boiee, too per month. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. S378 WANTED To rent email modern house, S or 4 rooms. Tribune Boi 3780. RINO and ROYAL ANN CHERRIES. Te.wltore Orchard, Eagle Point. FOR SALE a-room tiouae. baeement. furnace, corner lot. pavement. H Interest. See E. Oould, 333 West Jaclcson. GARDEN and farm toola, hoee. Low est prices. Lawn mowera. Get our demonstrator. Flck Hardware. FOR SALE uate model Delu ems range, good condition. 713 West Second St. FOR SALE CHEAP Upright piano. Tel. 6451. FOR SALE Davenport and chair. 407 N. Oakdale. FOR SALE Equity In 140 eleotrlo refrigerator. 417 Benson St. WANTED Experienced silk finisher. Good wages. Steady employment. Wardrobe Cleaners, Granta Pass. FOR SALE One good work mare. 1400 lbs., eheap. Louie Blae . Eagle Point, Ore. TERMITES I We cheek your house free and give estlmaten on cost of soraylng if you ha j them. Phone Hubbard Broa. for further Information. NOTICE: Starting Saturday, June 7, Wards Will Remain Open Saturday Nights 'til 8:30 p.m. MONTGOMERY WARD 117 South Central OKNTLE. -wing, Guernsey Jersey eow. 90. Ouemaey belter, 30. H. C. Roseboroiigh, Bos 317 at, 1, Buneet Drive, e'edford. BIMt Big Rough, part dry. Full IoM.ej.00. Medford Fuel. Tel. fill. FOR SALE-Pups. 1 and 1.0 each. Hi bennell afternoons and eve nings. PARTMENT8 FOR RENT. 630 South Fir. WANTED Cherry pickers. Inquire 1S7 N. Oakdale.1 ZENITH, America's most usuable re frigerator. 9-year guarantee. Speed Queen weahere. Extra features. Compare values. Pick Hardware. WANTED Capable ml'dle-aged housekeeper. Good wages and home. Write Route 1, Boi 488. A LOVELY 4-room unfurnished apartment; range, refrigerator, and Venetian blinds. Phone 4435. TOR SALE English Pointer Pups. Call evenlrgs or Sundays. Jack Blckler. Spring St.. Box I37.A. STRAWBERRIES for canning. Freeh picked every morning. f BOXES 35e. Cratee of 13 Boxes KM QUALITY MARKET Phon 4785 Free Delivery BOARD and ROOM. 930 N. Central. FOR RENT Apartment, lower floor. Adults. No pet. Tel. 4330. 135 N. Holly. FOUND Black and white hound. L. L. Lewie, Central Point. CHERRIES WANTED. Large or small quantities. Inquire 137 N. Oakdale. PUMPS. Jaeural e Meyers, for every purpose. Guaranteed. Flck Hdwe. PAINT NOW. Beautify with General-. Pfces are lowest. Flck Hardware. FOR SALE Bicycle, large tee box. 3-wheel trailer. MT Beatty. FOR SALE 3 acres clover, close In. Make your own terms. Owner, Room 308 Hotel Orand. WASHERS and Pump, reconditioned, priced to sell. Parts and ewvloe on all makes. Flck Hardware. FOR SALE 8-tube Majestte radio, table model, gete police calls, 7.0. Might trade. 358 Beattr. FOR SALE -31 Model A Victoria. 618 Albert St. FOR SALE e-montha-old Cheater ow. box ki, otar Route, Jaokaon villa. MONTAQ FURNACES Complete Engineering ferric For Sal by LEONARD ELECTRIC CO 109 B. Main. Plal 4417 Tlphon 3930 End Tonightl ERROL FLYNN "Footsteps in the Dark" Erery Wed. Night I Cosmetic Night Adolti . . 40r I? to IS ISc ft.44fe.vloo rURMTSHED .eplntf room. 822 North Central. Call mornirur or aftr 6 30. Oarago U dealml. Itoaaonable. FOR BALE 4-room house, nearly 9 iciti, on Jacksonville highway. Pull prlw. 600. See W. A. Chlldera, Jacksonville. WANTED Dlfthwanher. Must b ow 31 yan old. J day and board. 0"NeUa Cafe Crricnt City. Calif. POR SALE fiU ROB NCER afe. effective. Alwaya deliver mmU mum current permltttvl by taw. "PaA&M by Industrial Commission of ftrat of Wlaronaln." ECONOMY SEED ft FEED CO., 317 West Sixth St. Phon 3333. WANTED S cows to pasture. Klep jr'e Station. Jacksonville Highway. POR RENT 5-room unfurnished houM. Inquire 343 Bfatty. STRAYED from plant Hereford hMf. r, branded with anchor. Medford Meat Co, Midway Road. Phone 307. 1100034 aerea. amall house, close In. paved road, fine location, good oil. H. N. Lofland, 325 South Oak dale. POR SALE Heywood Wakefield baby buggy. 6U south Ivy, PAT COLORED FRYERS. Dirseler'a. 1107 E. Main. Phone 3858. 3-BEDROOM BUNOALOW, laiie llv Ing room, fireplace, hardwood floor, In the pink of condition. $3,000.00. Shown by appointment only. Also Furnished duplex, an Income prop rty at a bargain price. O. S. BUTTER FIELD 410 Medford Building House Wares. Beautiful Chromium Pyrex. etc. Green stamps. Plck'a. WANTED Experienced waitress. Cra ter Cafe, 300 N. Riverside. STILL lota of flower plants. Dreas ler's, 1107 E. Main. POR RENT 5-room house with elec tric rantre and oil burner, 32 0. Phone 3201. NOTICE THE INTERNATIONAL WOODWORKERS OF AMERICA Will hold meeting for th mpIoyi of th Medford Corporation and th Timber Product Co. In th K. P. Hall Wdndr night at 8 P. M., Jun 4th. The Greatest Air Thriller Ever Filmed-Backby Popular Demand a I ft. 1 1 V WMBftV 7 a anew Uallj t:M M ATlNr.M I LJ Adnlts fte Inc. UtlU. Klddlr-ln , I a.j- aTS? pit I fTrfllfr. I MAROARfT UNDSAV I I MANK McHUOH I'Wl POR SALS Bathlnettc, excellent condition. Olfl a. Ivy. DANCE at Phoenix Orange Hall, flat urday night, June 7th. POR SALE. Sacrifice 8-room. mod em, plastered rooming houae. Paved street, close in, two lota. Plenty shade. Two large porches, front and back. Two bathrooms, one upstairs, one downstairs; part ly furnished. Money maker. $2600 total price. $700 down, balanos to suit both parties. Many other city and country homes to choose from. If It's real estate you want, X have It. X ain't mad at nobody. "DAD" ROBERTS, 720 West 2nd Si. FURNISHED apartment, private bath. Frlaldalre. ftori W Main USED CAR BARGAINS Sea US ba for you buy. Shults Broa. RAWLEIGH DEALER WANTED Very good local territory now available. No selling experience necessary. See Edw. W. Jones, Central Point. P. H. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently handled. Mark Ooldy Agency NOTICE SPIRITUAL EVANGELIST Mrs. J. Rea Keys will be in your city for a few days only. Mrs. Rea Keys Is a spirit ualist. It la an ab solute fact that she is the one who told Mrs. Harding before the pr e s t d e n t's election that she would be the first lady of the land. ft Urt Ifstv' ai-l- VlC while you ' aaea.Q env "KPU1 tunlty. Come and see her today. She) Is now located at the Grand hotel, room No. 307. Hours 9 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. starts Today Three Big Days: ISol has i thrllli ....a sine -Hell', Angela" a picture had each thrill and such suspense I ... a true igu -iu this 19U -Rialto B. eeVy K7 -Mret th Man In this added treat: "Chinee Garden rtival" ad latest New (rente! tVDNINOS Adults Me tne. taxi Kldelrs-le
