Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 20, 1941, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1941. PAGE ELEVEN LOCAL and Grasa Fire The fire deDart-, merit's chemical crew was called ' at 5.04 p. m. yesterday to put out a grass blaze at the resi dence of Fred Beck, 730 West 14th street. The grass was igni ted by a rubbish fire that got away. Chief Roy Elliott report ed. There was no damage. SKINNER offers a Better Used Car USE YOUR OWN YARDSTICK....! A Skinner used car will look good under any stan dard of Used Car Value. We invite your inspection of our large stock oi qual ity used cars. 91 Oldsmobile Coupe, good motor, 8 nearly new tires. Low mileage. 125 36 H u d o n Terraplane, clean Inside and out. motor extra good. Book price $280. Our price $245 91 Chrysler Sedan. This Is still a good car. But ' you can hare it for '55 94 Studebaker Sedan. New paint, 6 very good times. You should SAQP tee this run. tww 38 Dodgt Sedan. Motor overhauled. Good black finish. Away ta?495 under market SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck CMC Trucks Phone 2740 OFDEPOIDADLE'lIJcJiJ! FOR 10 EXCITING STARTING 8:00 A. M. I V .cWS -W AND MANY MORE BARGAINS 1 mSmrti J ,N ALL P0PULAR MAKES- imif 10-DAY FREE TRIAL 1MfM EXCHANGE! SpJMl jss- J0f ST. 619 1 . -. i-fljl- SSlj' S ' V C tie ftT. nooa ,r, 4 J M PERSONAL Pre-Sehool Clinic The How rd k,chf)oltp';sch?01 cl'nie Hem wiic ttvnoiu miuut all day Monday, June 23. Im- munlzation for dinhtheria and vaccination for smallpox will be , offered. Minor Acident O. S. Walden, 1014 East 11th street, and A. L. Lock wood, Medford, drove cars i involved in a minor accident on nere. the Crater Lake highway a mile north of Eagle Point yesterday! To Convention Mr. and Mrs. morning, a report on file said , Richard Shults, -246 South Rlv" today. lerside avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. e e Renovating Reconstruction work at Medford CCC district ' headquarter, office. Sixth and Front streets, was started yes- terday. Painters and carpenters I started work on renovating the district commander and execu tive officer's offices. Several changes will be made In other departments during the next few days. I a a a a a job Tests The U. S. civil ser- ExeeutWo Here D. O. Hood vice commislon today announc of Portland, president of ' the, ed open competitive examine- Columbia Utilities company, left i this morning for Klamath Falls after transacting business here since yesterday. Mr. Hood's company provides telephone ser- vice in the Butte Falls-Eagle ; Point and other districts of Jackson county and in the Kla math Falls area. . Menace Property owners were reminded by the city su perintendent's office today of an ordinance providing that all tree limbs must be kept cut to a height not less than ten feet above the street or sidewalk. It was suggested that all limbs lower than ten feet be trimmed immediately. "Numerous tree limbs in many sections of the city are a menace to pedestri ans," the superintendent's office stated. e . a RtcoTtrlng Mrs. V. M. Hall, former Medford resident seri ously Injured in an automobile accident near Portland a nuie more than a week ago, Is show ing signs of improvement, ac cording to word received by friends here from Emanuel hos pital, Portland, where she has been confined. Mrs. Hall suf fered a back injury, several vertebrae being crushed, it was reported here. The car In which she was riding with another wo man overturned several times after running onto a soft shoul der. Mrs. Hall, who now resides in Portland, Is the former Til lie Knips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Knlps of Route 2. Her six-year-old son, Donald, was brought to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Knips last Sunday by Mrs. Diamond L. Flynn, 907 West Tenth street, who called to see Mrs. Hall at the hospital Sat urday. Mrs. Flynn, who was bo companied by Mrs. Warren Lig-' gett, 812 Newtown street, brought home her two daugh , ters, Dorothy and Jack), stu dents at Oregon State college. DAYS Saturday La L. PIERCE-ALLEN 112 South Rivtrtldt. fTrT7?fTW?7?Vi:tf-ii-j:i'T.iTfl mir,i7lm;imiii,M:Mi. To Gasquat George let, w- sistant conjunction officer of the Medford CCC district, will depart Monday for Camp Gat- quet where he will be in charge of general repair work. Ha will lrem,in ther." Tt Gln To ConeleTe Mrs Nl na Carlon and Mrs. Martha Set kirk will leave tomorrow for Buffalo, N. Y., to attend the annual national Townsend club convention, scheduled for June 30 to July 4. They are off trial 1 delegate! from Townsend club 8 : William urunson, ccrr aale-1 left today for 'Bend to attend the i annual state convention of the Veteran,, of Foreign War. and ! its auxiliary. J no convention was to open today and continue U1IUU(I ounu.j. ..... ... ...... I n r.nfi.M Alnha ranch. left for Bend Wednesday. Mr. Canfield Is state commander of the VFW. tions for the following positions: ordnanceman and electric weld' er, to fill existing and future vacancies at the Puget sound navy yard; defense plant inspec- tors, war department; inspectors of naval ordnance materials, navy department; deputy game management agents, fish and wildlife service, and multilith cameraman and platemaker, for employment in Washington, D. C. Detailed information regard ing these and other pending ex aminations may be obtained at Medford postoffice from Earl H. York, secretary of the local KnarH nf ,-iril aprvip. examiners. ... Plana Paiienoers Arrivlna : by United Mainliner this noon ' were H. J. Alley and L. Alley, from Los Angeles, and A. C. Petrick, from San Francisco. Leaving on the same plane were Eugene Thorndike and H. w Anderson, to Portland, and Miss E. Ward, to Seattle, Wash. Fore noon arrivals were C. F. Reum, from Seattle, and J. M. Sulli van, from Portland. Departing on the same plane were E. O. Hand and J. R. Curran, to San Francisco, and G. S. Louello witz, to Los Angeles. Anderson arrived from Oakland, Cal., on the early morning plane. Leav ing on the same plane were H. G. Cisterman, to Portland, and Frank Hull, to Billings, Mont., via Seattle. Virgil Leslie ar rived from Seattle on the mid night plane. Departing for San Francisco on the same plane were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lyons and George Taylor. M. Morris left for Portland last night. J. E. Coke arrived from San Fran cisco on the same plane. H. S. Fisher left for ban Francisco last evening. Departing on the af ternoon plane were J. B. Gor- don and M. L. Merritt to Port- land, and H. C. Cousins and H. Phelps, to Pendleton. Cisterman arrived on the same plane from San Francisco. ' ' " ' ' fete MOTOR CO. 1 UJ I "''V'"- I I Mcholaa Bros. - mil, filbert Guests From North The Misses Myrtle Slingerland and Bess Zeller of Seattle. Wash., ar rived by motorcar last night to spend few days here as guests of Miss Isabel Evans, 318 South Oakdalo avenue. Applegata Camp Ends Due to disbandment of Co. S463, Camp Applcgate, approximately 70 men will depart tomorrow from Applrgate to Camp Klam ath, near Merrill. The move will . made in bureau of reclama. tioiv trucks furnished by Camp Klamath: No administrative per- Isonnel will be involved in the tririJfer. n,-, wjil be the first time, since January 9. 1936, that c Applegate has been unoc- cupied ' ... . . . tjov.. ,,,ivl At A Today "r'v.l, - - ....... - r..r Ta. p.f.,1 rat sn Kafael, Cat., in a North American attack plane, and Lieut. P. C. Meyers, Oakland, Cal.. to Seattle, Wash., in a North American basic trainer. Lieut. A. E. Slough left this morning for his home station, Long Beach, Cal., via Sacramen to. Piloting a Stearman trainer, Slough arrived yesterday to at tend funeral services for Charles L. (Jimmy) Valentine. Transport Officer Company Commander Leonard H. Lyons of Camp Leaf, Bray, Calif., re ported at CCC district head quarters here yesterday for duty as District motor transport officer and CCC casual detach ment commander. Mr. Lyons re placed Leroy G. Cronkhite, for mer transport officer, called to the army for active duty. Mr. Lyons returned recently from De Quincy, La, where he and mis tamiiy visitea nome intruua during a leave of absence. Mr. Lyons and family will reside in Medford. ... Building Progresses Under supervision of the Medford CCC district construction otucer, wu- Ham B. Clegg, the new storage building for trucks and other equipment at headquarters de tachment is rapidly taxing shape. Work was started Mon day under direction of Donald Ferguson, head carpenter. The building, 140 by 48 feet, will be used for dead storage space. As soon as the building is complet ed, the 22 new Ford trucks, now stored temporarily outside the property building, will be put inside until they are sent to the camps for use. Cyprus hsa been a British colony and base since 1914. ROXY Mats ZOc-loc Eves use Inc. tai-loe Slin. Saturday at t :4.1-3:U-6:t.1-9:JO SUNDAY - 3 DAYS1 LA.. m ! A j TON1TE L)J SAT. j mm" mmm TWO HIT8I W 9 A nus aH4e4 merrl I 4 rnent and erlte V -B 'n",,;!, ir: i - LS 1 - sa V 1 V AaK CONTRACT GIVEN! Washington, June 20. (JP The following contracts were announced today by the war department: E. C. Hall Co., Eugene, and J. C. Compton. McMinnville, construction at Eugene munici pal airport, $290,161. Details, including completion dates, were not disclosed. A coffee perculator it as es sential as a typewriter in many Brazilian business offices. Bra zilians drink the beverage sev eral times a day, the department of commerce reports. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT Ice Boies. Boo per Tsl. M78 month. Vallejr Fuel Co. PALMIST Hazel Barton. 817 RltklTOU uiva., Asmana, until July 15th. FOR SALE Modem S-room home. 1 block, from poet office. Hard wood floor., built-in., laundry trava. garage, doing east. Sacrifice. SOO caeh. S17A0 loan. No events. Tribune Bos S470 for appointment to see. FOR SALE 1940 Wrsllnehouae cu. ft. refrigerator. IS Florence Ave. STARTING May 31. 1941. to Octo ber 1, 1941. the office of Dr. A F. Walter Kreeae will clone each cm urday at 1 p. m. In case of emer gency, call 3388 or 4641. ROOMS FOR RENT. 323 North Cen tral. Tel. 3437. wanted Tour watch and doc repairing. Worlc guaranteed. Rea aonable price. C. C. Myers, lit nortn central. FOR SALE 1930 Stewart- Warner comet radio, call at the Shack FOR SALE Equity In 9-foot Meat Caae. almoat new. Howard Grocery Old Pacific Highway near Howard ecnooi. '35 FORD COUPE. Excellent motor. good tires. Rumble seat, radio and heater. Nice paint Job. Brakea just mined. Private owned. S22S Texaco Service, Riverside & Jack son. Ralph. SMALL HOURS for rnt. Jackson Till highway. Tel. 3427. FOR SALE Oood mountain gmwn imwoemoi ai me irana Dlis- worth ranch. 35c gal ion, you pick, bring container. DO YOU KNOW you can atlll wTiBn una complete MarraK luon lot. Riverside and Jackson, for only TOUNO BERK ! ES Crate 8V or 8 boxes 33a QUALITY MARKET Free Delivery. Tel. 4765. i i Swing with Jim W HIS 1C Jl I LAST PICTUBEI Ji America's No. X recruit leta YCrjft,. i himself go In a merry Jamboree jg C7! of fnnl m fV V HTJRRYI IT MUST M iT' " ll tND TOMORROW 4 t NICHTi Xvli I I I I I ) 1IC IffuKID Wlfsttt UaOaVXeV-r Ll Rhowt tat: 1 :4J-S:lo-t:4S-t:W Mats: aoe-tSe-lrEiet: 4nr-JV-lc laelttflng tefrnae tai post tAIJC Whwt. bvUf around feeds, baled (rim or alfalfa hay. Dial Stanford etot. Victor Bursell. j FOR SALE Ten lota' in Talent. I -room bouse, garaie. earn and Gesture, hemes and fruit trees, rar school. Caah or terms. Phone ttWt. FOR eLB Mercury motor. Real buy. Shulte Broa. FOR RFWT 0'eeplni South ITT. WAHTBD Hetfer oomlng fresh. Pboo 4444. FOR SALE Pure bred Shropshire rama. Salade Ranch. Central Point. J. Bohnert. t FOR 1 SALS USED CARS The purrhaM of any one of the following Late Vfnrtel Cars entitle the purchaser to his plfk f one old used car ABSOLUTELY FREE! IsHO Upee. Dehute Chevrolet 6-pasa. Coupe in perfect con dition throughout. Low mile 4te. maroon ftnlah, hmter and defroster. Price, 77S. 1040 Hudson Blx 4-door Re dan. A real family car. Beau tiful original Rrey finish. With weather master, over drive and alrfoam seat. Price 705. 1P40 Plymouth Deluve Se dan. Radio, heater. llht Itreen finish and two brand new tires. Prlo I7B5. 1938 Ford Sedan "60". Blarlt finish, neater. Just another real (food clean car from Cooksey lot. Price 5443. 1937 Ford ,88M 3 -door Dl. Sedan. Black. One elderly owner this car shows fine car. Prlc 426. IBSfl Studebaker President Sedan. Two-tone green fin ish. Only 38.000 mile on thla fine car. Mechanically perfect. Price M25. The First To Buy HM First Choice of These FREE CARS! Work Car. Fishing Cant 1030 Hudson 4 -door Sedsn 1931 Buick 4-door Sedan 1928 Pontlae Roadster 1931 Ford Model A Panel 1931 Oakland 4-Door Sedan 1930 Ford A Coup These food old cars are now priced between 925 and lOO on our lot. COOKSEY MOTOR CO. Ninth and Battle tt Sta, SUNDAY 3 DAYS BERGMAN BAXTER pour sons KlXCTROLtTX foot refrigerator, kerosene burner, uaM four months. Bargain. Call or write 711 East "I" at., O rants Pass. LOST 0 1 iiwi tn cane. Phone 4378. 1033 Reddy. Reward. BIO rm a l ABA Order early. Med ford IMel Co. Tel. Sill. DRIVE YOITR CAR IN to Dallya Bodv and Paint Shop and we will Incnr-sse the VALVE of It from 25 to 1100. NITW FLY SPRAY Ous runted None htter. SPECIAL HOO FEED R?al wrisht maker. Md. Fuel Fed Dept.. Court St MrAndrews. WANTED S-lnch table aaw. Phone 3204. ANTEli Yount woman for nerel housework. Phone '23 M. FOR 6AI X Lift-top rfrVrator, food condition, 618 South Oakriale. FOR A1 Two Ouernser hetfra with calves. Matlock's Store, Rosa Lane, Jacksonville Highway. .000 6 -room house. 1 bedrooms. Paved street. 300 down, 430 monthly. Location gnod. Also d s nd y lot . close 1 n . MAO. Come noon or after 4:30 evenings. H. N. Loflsud. 323 Sou h Oak dale. WANTED To rent apartment (frtg- lasire ana private nam , oeiore July T. Write Tribune Bo 9140 WANTED Middle-aged housekeeper. rnone eooi. NTCFLT FTTRNISHED, newly rr nova ted apartment. Elertrlo lift-top lea bos, alectrlo rane. Hot and cold water, garbage service and parking lot fur nished. Available now at rea sonable rent. Call at Mall Tribune of lie. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE SPECIALS InMde and Outatde Paint, all colors , per gallon, a 1,4a. Tenta and Tarpullna, all stno, new and used. Sleeping Bags and Pack ! Sacks. Lsrv atock Hoofing Paper, Building I reit, paper, lie. no advance in 1 prices. Also Corrugated Roofing. I New shipment of Shoes. Boota, Sweat ! sniru, Army Blankets, etc. New and Used Pipe and Fittings. ijarga quantity on nam. Barb Wire. Fencing, Wins Netting of aii Kinas. uuy and aave. Doors, windows. Screen Doors, new 1 and used. Lo&rers and Mill Men, we carry a Larue stock or Split Pulleys, cable of all kinds. Boxings, Belting and Chain, also Hitb Test Chain. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOU8B 37 North Orape TODAY and SATURDAY Only! A Fight for a Fortune . . . Scheaalt tot Saturday ML TINY ARCTIC" at l:00-4:tt-a:ta-ll:0t BILL HICKOK" at S:SO-7:1V10 AND a SUNDAY and Mob as? Cemplete Shows Satarday 1 IAd.ltJlaielurl tSjjOnSlO ltd. Its SO. Ine. uJ TOR SALS or trade for hetfera--Oood milk cows. Cone Saturday or Sunday afternoon, Oeo, Wood cock. Rogue iUver, VACANCY Apartments and bed room. 1006 West Matn. LADY CONVALESCENT would like quiet room and some care la private home. Phone 4181. FOR SALE 10 arree near Highway, 6 -room house, (rood barn. 4 chirk en houses. Well to furnish water for 1 acre. On account of lllneea owner will aril for asM, which la half va l ue. 6ee or phone C. O. Pierce. Phone 3493. LET MB KILL your termltee. earwlre. or any other pests. I hare betin control I in it vermin for the last 16 years. There's no obligation. Phone 63tio. MrOonagle. P. H. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently handled. Mark Ooldy Agency. DANCE SAT. NITE AT Rogue Elk Inn On Cratar Laka Highway, naar Trail Olbaon's Orchestra Admleslon &3c DANCE Music By Dreamland Danca Band SAT. NITE Something Dtlfertnt You will n)oy It Always a good crowd And Good Tlma. WALKER'S DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE T SUMMER OPENINO Saturday, June 21 8outhrn Oregon's Finat and Ceolttt Danca Floor ORIENTAL GARDENS LES PRICE'S MUSIC Old tlma and modern aimta Lots of old time waltxes with Death for the Losers! . . early days at tha Cnloa whea double crass otesuit a deuble an - -: mm -a tor ROGERS tlOltlV'NtTIs: IACQUUINI unit ttWi I aaf J Til Jil ll 4 1 1 1 1 tl I ttSYiTTi rf.nf.l'J " It beats Bark M- Jt eale- rar laughs aad (un!t BOB CROSBY RUTH TWRt tanm man. mt m. a MIIII Will, Clrff IUUH Start at l:4J-:ao-t:-S:J i ui a m ii u ri i