Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 04, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4. 1941. P1E SEVEN LOCAL and Arrirtf Mrs. W. L. Knight of Vallejo, Cal., arrived here by train today for a month's visit with her sister, Mrs. L. N. Char ley of Brownsville. Don viiiii uuane L.. (.nuas of McCloud. Cal., spent last week-end at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Childs of Griffin Creek. From Country Mr. and Mrs. J. Litster, owners of the House of Mystery on Sardine creek north of Gold Hill, transactor! business and called upon friends here yes terday. Waak-End Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McClarnon and daughter Mary of Portland were week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Isaacs of the South Pacific highway. Visits Hara Mrs. Jessie Stone of Pasadena, Cal., arrived here today by train to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bowen of Beagle. Mrs. Stone plans to spend a month in southern Oregon. Warnar Here Carl Werner of Portland, Oregon dealer service representative of the Wine In stitute of California, made sev eral calls here yesterday per taining to the 1943 Oregon Trail celebration In the publicizing of which he is interested. On Business Trip Frank Jen kins, editor of the News and the Herald in Klamath Falls, left by car this morning for Eugene where he was to trans act business. He conferred last night with Ernest R. Gi.strap, business manager of the Mall Tribune, with whom he is as sociated in the newspaper pub lishing business. Mr. Jenkins s an overnight guest at the Hotel Holland. Plan Passengers S. Buell de parted for Portland by United Mainliner at noon today. Arriv ing on the forenoon plane were Mrs. J. Anderson and J. Meeke, from Portland, and L. Levens ager, from Seattle, Wash. Mrs. T. Spencer left for Los Angeles on the same plane. Arriving on the early morning plane was S. Levine from Los Angeles and leaving was E. Leach, to Port land. Midnight plane arrivals were Joe Marshall and F. Zie barth, from Portland, and depart ing was J. Foster to San Fran cisco. W. Borden arrived from Los Angeles on the flagstop plane last night and leaving for Portland was E. McMindes. H. Hutchinson arrived from Seattle last evening and B. Shearer left on the same plane for San Fran cisco. DONT MUFf THIS The smartest nsed-car oatch of th. season Is here and we are waiting for yon to pick It up. The car ou'll be proud to drlre on your Taction dependable, con dition assnred . . . prices at a tre mendous satlnf . . . You want to own a smart car this summer dnnt muff this chance. 1940 Plymouth DIx. Sedan S775 S645 S563 1938 Chrysler DIx. Sedan ... 1937 Bulck Special Sedan 1939 Plymouth DIx. Sedan 1938 Oldimoblle DIx. Sedan $621 SPECIALS 2 1338 Chevrolet School Busses. A-l condition, com plat with heaters and saf ety glass. Studebaker. 8 cyl Business Coup 539 tQpC& -PLYMOUTH H? 9-vfS'5 .? tLK00 PERSONAL Day at Lak Lester H. Hend erson, landscape architect of Crater lake national park, left this morning to spend the day in the park. Confers A. W. Stockman, special investigator for the na tional director of the CCC. Washington, D. C, conferred yesterday with executives at Medford CCC district head quarters. Minor Accident Charles Reeder of 433 Benson street and Elmer Robertson of Yreka. Cal., drove cars involved in a minor accident at Main street and Riverside avenue yesterday af ternoon, a report on file said to day. Vacation Ends Walter C. De gerness, assistant manager of the Western Thrift store, and his son Kenneth returned home Monday from a week's vacation at "Axnes," the Axland-Deger-ness summer home near Union Creek. To Take Course Mrs. Anna G. Bengtson, Swedish masseuse with offices in the Craterian building, left this morning by train for St. Louis, Mo., where she will take a two months' special course at the Kellsburg Institute of Masseurs. Building Permits Mrs. A. W. Hubbs of 429 North Central ave nue applied at the city building inspector's office yesterday for a permit to enclose the porch of her residence at a stated cost of $175. Clarence B. Evans applied for a permit to remodel his store at 101 North Central avenue at a stated cost of $45. Named Subaltern Grover E. Corbln. a senior leader of com pany 6409. Camp McKinley, was today appointed a subaltern in the CCC, Medford district head quarters announced. Corbin is a graduate of the second district subalterns' school held here in March. To Lake George T. Hopper, engineer of Crater lake national park, today joined other head quarters staff members who have gone to the lake to estab lish their summer offices. He was accompanied by Mrs. Hop per. The Hoppers have resided here during the winter. Moving of staff headquarters from the Medford Federal building to the lake for the summer period will be completed Saturday. Visit Parents William H. Walker, son of Mrs. W. W. Wal ker, 842 East Main street, left this morning for Bakersfield, Cal., and Harvey D. Field, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Field, 24 Crater Lake avenue, plans to leave tonight by plane for Bakersfield where they will take their basic training in flving. They completed their prelimin ary training In the Flying Cadets at Oxnard, Cal., May 28 and ac companied Mr. and Mrs. Field and Mrs. Walker home from San Francisco where their parents spent the week-end. During their short stay in Medford. they enjoyed fishing trips and visited with friends. MATS 25c EVES 30c Includes Tai . Kiddles 10 ENDS TOMORROW NITEI 193Ta areat air thriller hecome- the screen's grandest aviation fllml IAMB DlRIEHflf MAFGARtl LINDSAY FRANK McHUCH A "Rlallo Be-..ae Iaj" Smah: fSB!lPMc.ful Valley I WEAVER BROS. .-- & ELVIRY in 3W- r S toretts FRIDAY - SATURDAY TIM H 0 l.T MM i0fW v- war "Great American 1V is aa j - Hi rr -i -i "The Great American Broad cast," starring Alice Faye, Jack Oakie and John Payne, with Cesar Romero topping the sup porting cast, opens a four day run today at the Craterian theatre, with advance reports crediting it as being the fastest "The Howards" A blood-tingling epic of the American Revolution a "birth of a nation" is brought to the screen by Cary Grant and Mar tha Scott in 'The Howards of Virginia," which plays tonight and tomorrow night at the Roxy Theatre. Others in the large cast include Richard Carlson as Thomas Jefferson, Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Alan Marshall. Every important American of the Revolutionary War period is cast in the historic film. Among those shown are George Washington, Alexander Hamil ton, Patric Henry and the French General LaFollctte. Methuen, Mass. (U.R) Notified that a couple bf Seeds were locked in his flower shop, the proprietor hastened to his store and released Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Seed who were locked in when a clerk closed up for the night. SKINNER Offers a Better Used Car "ELEMENTARY MY DEAR WATSON . . " An one can tell you get a better used car at Skinner's. Every de tail Is taken care of by expert and that foes tor looks aa well aa running performance. 38 DODGE SEDAN. Completely reconditioned. Good tires $495 37 STUDEBAKER SDN. Reconditioned Radio, btatar S495 37 BUICK ROADM ASTER A luxurious automobile in line condition. A C wheals, radio t)0TW 38 PLYMOUTH SEDAN In very fin condition. Extra good rubber $545 39 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP, long W.B. large tire, shows CECC extra good car j3Dw 37 CMC PANEL. Motor ry good, new QQr paint, good tiraswOO SKINNER'S GARAGE Buick CMC Trucks Phone. 2740 Broadcast" Coming musical hit the screen has ever shown. Abo in the large cast of entertainers are the Nicholas Brothers, the dusky dancing team that was the hit of "Down Argentine Way" and "Tin Pan Alley," the Four Inkspots, the Wiere Brothers, Mary Beth Hughes and many other favor ites of screen, radio and stage. A new Walt Disney cartoon in technicolor. "Timber!", star ring Donald Duck, will be an aaaca attraction on the same program. Too Late to Classify TOR RENT Ice Boxes, month. Valley Fuel Co. 60o per Tel. S378 FOR RENT Modern house, redeco rated. Al: j apartment and rooms. 300 West Jackson. CLEAN GRAIN HAY lor sale. Mrs M. L. Porter, South Columbus, olf Stewart. Phone 6052. FOR SALE 300 famous quality hats. Knox. Mallory. Dlsnev. Adams and Stetsons, all sizes SI 50 each. Star Cleaners. S South Front St. RECONDITIONED used Radios. S3 50 and up. Western Auto Supply Co.. 101 South Riverside. FOR SALE Bed. springs, chairs. rocltera, tables, chest drawers, large mirror. 925 Reddy Ave. WANTED Man with truck and help to naut o ions oi nay. inquire Oscar Ovsln. Route 3. Box 128. Old Pacific Klchway. Phone 4017. $1800 4 B"d rooms 7 -room modern horn-, pink of con dition. Bit plaetered; paved street, garage. A renl buy. MARK A. OOIDY Phone 3266 100 E. Main St. Even In ps 3417 (Exclusive) ROXY Mtri only fi:4.t - f:lS S3c Inc. tax KlfMlon !V Anitlme You'll Thrill As You've Never Thrilled Before A red-hlooded story of the "birth of a nation" . the story of America! tnm m no m utrttr- If (Unto fit. Sent. sv Sr SM ItOmm Sw Cenc au. SidlMt aunicM tiuw uns TONIT snd ! THURS. Hittl i 2 Smash Kltsl i AND yoDlt chill Ilka jou'i. neier chilled beforel ! WILLIAM IUNDKAN jf.T IRAKIS BKIAUH jfi . rnntr tftv t - s.uuiL rui, mJ.,.,n l LUU DESTE PAUL CAVA.1ACH v4y'-S-- c-iACARY GRaNT -"lJ MARTHA SCOTT HOVAE KEEPER between 18 and 40. complete charge mployed couple's home, two children. Call evening, 3730. POR SALE Tourt-t Camp. Filling Station and Store near Kogue Riv er, Oregon, on Highway 99 and Rogue river. Priced on a fire-year pay out. bavd on at three months income. SOI- cash, balance easy terma. Signal Cottages, Rogue River, Oregon. POR SALE 705 West Tenth Street. W550. This Includes one com pletely furnished spsrtment elec tric refrigerator, range, overstuffed furniture and oil burner. Balance of home could be remodeled Into two more complete pnrt.Vi-nts. laarye lot 100x90, with lovely shade trees. Close to courthouse and schools. Marvelous income prop erty. Charles R. Ray. exclusive aeent. Room 317 Medford Bldg. Phone 3903. POR RENT Furnished apartment. 16. Phone 49d7. WANTED Young man with car. Nice opportunity, with metropoli tan newspaper. Permanent posi tion. Salary. Phone 4008, morning or event ntcs. 1J39 FORD SEDAN. Model A. An exceptionally good one. See us at once- Rotni'e River Chevrolet, 9th and Bartlett Sta. PRIVATE OWNED 1935 Plymouth Deluxe 4 -door Sedan. Oood paint, good tires, mechanically perfect. Only 9205 00. Texaco Station, Riv erside and Jackson. WAITRESS WANTED, must be over 31. Berrydale Restaurant. North Riverside. ( T ' ' Ue$$ Vli ', A THE FOUR INK SPOTS VffO f. (your favorite radio and record stars) Vv"xJ fJS I k Hr keep you $wayingl Kj $SO JAMES IIEWILL J-w o keep you tingling! Vt s? fQ) -k NICHOLAS BROTHERS fV and WIERE BROTHERS fT sT j T&ijff to keep you chuckling I erj- vv 'jj0 Th rerfert AosH attraetloat II Walt Disney's Cartoon Hit SSSSl eJsoNOJ& DONALD DUCK in "TIMBER" "tier7h srl j.'c. to . n i i " i t ( P'ttoma I Matinee. DallT at ITm3r7m7l,1,ll7mnr7l3t,lZl twtllaita at 4VS M M.it-J7e. ui e ae If mjt l l I I S 1 l 11 Ad.Msst, las 4e a IS I. IS JVe Inrl. Tai I yJ JJ V f ZZ1 A W . II It ta IS. tse In. Taa ttlMie. a llme anttlPM LjisjBaSBfc!BfciBWBB ttm Antllma LOST Oaa cap and keve In Reward. Leave at Tribune. BOOK your late Chicks now. Rocks. Reds and New Hampshlres- Dress iers fatchery, 110" East Main. TURKEY POULTS Saturday and Mondav. SOc each. Dressier s Hatch ery. 1107 East Main. Phone SftM. 1030 BUICK. an exceptional. Imagine a sedan at $150. Rogue River Chevrolet, 9th and Bartlett Sta. EXPERIENCED young lady, business col live snd university background, mania stenographic or secretarial work. Reference. Boi 2805 Tribune. 6" Centrifugal, 1500 gallons per min ute, like new, 79 60. Pick Hclwe. WANTED Hotwkecper In country home. Box 3594 Tribune. 1928 CHEVROLET COACH. You should see this special. Rogue Riv er Chevrolet. 9th and Bartlett Sta. FEE SLABS EARLY DELIVERY, i or IS Inch. BUY NOW AND SAVE. BIG DOUBLE LOAD COMPARE OUR QUALITY TEL. 3111 MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1122 N. strain fiTftTTrffcWTfiZfflD . - Tvw""Baaeied CESAR ROMERO BIO FIR SLABS Order Eafty. Med ford Fuel Co. Tel. 3111. 1930 FORD COUPE, Model A. These are hard to get. Roue River Chevrolet, 9th and Bartlett Sta. FOR SALE One large log cabin located In Woodruff Meadows dis trict. Large fireplace, well equipped. Rustic furniture. dthes and cook ing utensils. Cabin Is located in one of the finest hunting and fishing districts in southern Ore gon. Ooing at a bargain price. Convenient terms to anyo..e Inter ested. Claude Miles, Rogue River Chevrolet, Medford. FOR RENT 6 -room unfurnished house. 431 North Bartlett. Phone 700. WHERE can you get a complete Brake Overhaul, including flnt grade lining and labor, for only MOO? It's on special now at Champion's Texaco Service, RlTer aide and Jackson. GREEN CENTRAL BLUi'iuej sbj iim otjt - . ALICE FAYE . . to keep you humming! JACK OAKIE . . to keep you laughing! JOHN PAYNE WOULD TOO LIKE to have your car look like new againf Then see Datly'a Body and Paint Shop. POR SALE 7 acres, 8-room plastered house with bath, good foundation, also 3-room plastered house, barn, large chicken house. 3 acres In pes ture. 3 scree full bearing orchard, Newtown and Delirious apples, cherries. English walnuts. Thla la a very nice home. Price. $5000.00. U Q. PICKELL, 10 South Bartlett. FOR SALE Davenport and chair. 4u7 N. Oakdale. F. H A LOANS quickly, efficiently handled Mark Ooldy Agency. WANTED 300 Couples Saturday, June 7 DANCE ON THE SPRING FLOOR AT THE OASIS B.n.lit EagU Point Fir Departm.nt. ff w 1