MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON', WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1941.
PAGE NINE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Joan Crawford has Dramatic Role in 4 A Woman's Face'
To Roieburg Mrs. Lucy Ly
man of 45 Ross court left yes
terday for Roseburg to visit
friends for a few days.
New Stamp First of the new
airmail stamps will be placed
on sale at Medford postoffice to
morrow morning. It is the air
mail stamp of the si-cent de
nomination. Central panel con
tains a picture of a transport
plane. All airmail stamps are
being re-designed and others
will be issued in the near future.
Camp Schedule Day camp on
Bear creek will be held tomor
row if the sun shines, counsel
lors announced today. Weather
permitting, the closing day will
be held Friday as scheduled with
a picnic dinner for parents.
Otherwise the program will be
held from 3 until S p. m. at the
Lincoln school auditorium.
.
At Airport Today's arrivals
at Medford municipal airport in
cluded Lieuts. W. E. Elder and
R. N. Loe, each piloting a Cur
tiss pursuit plane, en route from
Hamilton field. San Rafael. Cal.,
to Portland: Capt. R. L. Hardy,
Hamilton field to Boeing field
Seattle, Wash., in a Northrup
attack plane, and Lieut. W. F.
Stewart, Sacramento, Cal., to
McChord field, Tacoma, Wash..
in a Douglas transport plane.
.
Visits Here Glennie Mae
Early of Sheridan spent Mon
day night at the home of Mrs.
Rhea Hoover, 37 Tripp street.
She was en route home after a
trip to Flint, Mich., whence she
drove back in a new car. She
visited relatives in the central
and middle western states.
Among points of interest visited
were Los Angeles, Boulder dam
and Grand canyon. Miss Early
resided here when she was a
member of the faculty in the
Medford public schools.
Ex-Principal Her Paul E
Baker, principal of Medford
high school during World war
dsys, called on a number of old
friends here today. Accom
panied by his father, A. F,
Baker, Mr. Baker arrived by
car from Klamath Falls where
he had visited his son-in-law
and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. G
D. Massey, Jr. He was return
ing to his home in Franklin
where he operates a mercantile
store and owns a filbert and
walnut ranch. Mr. Baker and
E. H. Hedrick, superintendent
of city schools, were friends in
the Monmouth normal school
and the University of Oregon.
Mr. Baker left Medford In June,
1919, and thereafter was en
gaged in educational work In
California for 14 years. He re
turned to Oregon five years
ago.
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Leatham of Fresno, Cal.,
are parents of daughter born
June 12, word was received here
today. Mrs. Leatham, the form
er Leneve Simpkins, Is the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. R.
Simpkins, who made their home
in Medford for many years be
fore moving to Cottage Grove.
Here Overnight Mr. and Mn.
Kenneth Pickens of Oakland,
Cal., were overnight guests Mon
day at the home of Mr. Picken's
brother-in-law and sister and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo At
terbury, 718 Alder street. Mr.
and Mrs. Pickens were en route
north by car for a two weeks'
vacation.
Building Permits E. G. Rose
bcrough applied at the city
building inspector's office yes
terday for a permit to construct
a three-room residence at 716
West Main street at a stated
cost of $1,000. Sam D. Koehler
of 610 King street applied for a
permit to finish a three-room
apartment on the second floor
at a stated cost of $400.
Plane Passengers W. Mars-
den arrived from Seattle. Wash.,
by United Mainliner this fore
noon. M. Ferer left for Oak
land, Cal., on the same plane.
Leaving early this morning were
A. Hutchison, to Seattle, and A
Lundberg, to Vancouver, B. C.
Miss S. Ferris arrived from
Portland on the midnight plane.
C. H. Jonas departed for Oak
land. H. Smith arrived from
Seattle last evening. H. Ander
son left for San Francisco.
Ponds Visit Chaplain Clifton
K Pond, now on active army
dcty as a captain in the first
cavalry division. Fort Bliss, Tex.,
and Mrs. Pond were visitors
here today. Capt. Pond was
chaplain of the Medford CCC
district for 5V4 years before re
porting for duty with the first
cavalry division last October 14,
Here for a couple of days on
business and pleasure. Chaplain
and Mrs. Pond arrived yester
day.
Mother 111 The Rev. Henry
W. Anderson, until recently on
duty here as a CCC chaplain,
left by plane last night for San
Francisco to be at the bedside
of his mother, who was reported
critically ill. Chaplain Ander
son expected to return to Med
ford by plane as soon as the
condition of his mother Derm its
He will then leave by auto with
his family for Camp Murray.
Wash., where he is to report
for duty with the 41st division
June 27.
GET SET
With a
SKINNER
USED CAR
37 Packard
6 Sedan, deluxe lob. Nearly
new tires. Motor in 11 QC
fine shape 4w0
40 Studebaker
Sedan Commander. New tires.
low mileage, clean. IQAF
Lets of extras.
39 Chevrolet
Deluxe Coupe. 4 pais. New
paint. Very good SAi f
motor. You'll like It, Q 0
36 Chevrolet
Deluxe sedan. Good S'Jyf C
rubber. Rarin' to go 0f
35 Packard
Sedan. Motor has been over
hauled. New paint, good
rubber. Clean as a IA M I
Pin 345
We will be
CLOSED SUNDAYS
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Presenting Joan Crawford in
the most striking dramatic role I
of her career, with Mclvyn
Douglas as her co-star and Con-'
rad Veidt the third member of
a strange triangle. "A Woman's
Face" comes to the Craterian
theatre Sunday for a three-day
showing. Also featured are Osa
Massen, Reginald Owen, Albert
Bassermann, Marjorie Main and
Donald Meek.
Plays Bazooka
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Meant Vote
New Orleans (U.FB If a man
got his shirt washed in La
fourche parish back in 1852, he
could vote. The Work Project
Administration has uncovered
the minutes of the Lafourche
parish police Jury, dated June
8, 18S2, stating that a man's
domicile was where he had his
washing done.
Goes Sightseeing
Rochester, N. Y. (U.R Pete, a
40-pound racoon again is in the
woodlands of Irondequoit after
a Journey through the federal
building here. Pete walked into
the building uninvited, but stay
ed as guest of Arthur Carpen
ter. Carpenter served the coon
a fish dinner and then turned it
over to a game protector.
Dedicated To Athlete
Columbus, O. CU.R) Scarlet
Key, Ohio State university ath
letic manager's association, has
dedicated a Buckeye tree to
Jimmy Hull, basketball great.
Hull was the first cage star so
honored in all-America row in
a plot on the university campus.
Hilarious Bob Burns and his
; bazooka is helping Bing Crosby
I nd Martha Raye to "lay patrons
in the aisles with laughter at
the Rialto theatre where their
1937 success. "Waikiki Wed
ding," is playing until tomorrow
nlRht. Back by popular demand
"Waikiki Wedding" features
Shirley Ross and five song hits
including: "Sweet Leilanl" and
"In a Little Hulu Heaven.
Too Late to Classify
4 bedrooms and lare sleeping porch.
lame corner lot. an bund mice of
ahade. 4.000.00, attractive terms.
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5-room house, clone In, hardwood
floor in all room", priced to sell
for W.600.00 on terms.
Also
195 feet frontage on paved afreet.
Present monthly income can be
ery materially Increased. Terms
at 5 Interest.
Also
New 5-room house In Ashland, will
prtve possession within a few days.
An excellent location with a frand
view of the valley 3.135.00. Terms
5 Interest.
C. 8. BUTTER FIELD
410 Medford Building.
Dial 3318.
FOR SALE 1939 Mercury 4-door
sedan, perfect shape, 38.000 mile.
Will sell for 9600 cash or take over
my contract for 33 months with
the insurance and carrylne charsea
paid Included In thta price, 710.
Must be done before June 38th.
Phone 4553 or see car at 813 south
Central.
(3300 Modern 5-room
paved street, close la.
A1m
$3900 Good Investment
street duplex pays 15
mem.
BROWN As WHTTB
house on
on paved
on invest-
BIO FIR SLABS Order early.
lord Fuel Co. Tel. iiu.
Med-
cozr car
Remodeled - Redecorated
Now Open for Business
SPECIAL for THURSDAY
Turkey Dinner with all the
trimmings, 35c
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Wick ham.
owners
Fl ELD OROWN Zinnia. Snapdragon
and Petunia plant. Dressier a, 1107
East Main.
FOR SALE Hammer mill. Frank
Chaplin. Eagle Point. Butte Falls
road.
FOR SALE 8-piece. walnut dining
set. Excellent condition. O. H.
Hill, Anderson road. 3 miles south
Phoenix. Phone 3370 after 4 p. m.
FOR RENT Small furnUhM house,
nice location, electric range, water
heater. 118. Inquire 807 Bennett.
FOR SALE Household furnishings.
See Joe Cook at Cook a Beauty
Shop.
$2750
West Side Beauty
Attractive 5-room modern bungalow:
Ian sleeping porch, pink of con
dition: fenced In back yard, num
ber of oak ahade trees, flowers,
lawn. Owner leaving, priced to sell,
only 83750. Terms can be arranged.
Also
$1800
4 bedrooms, all plastered home,
paved: decorated inside, painted
outride, new roof. For quick sale
only 81800, terms.
Also
We can finance and build you a
new home lust like vou have
dreamed of for years. Don't delay,
prlcea are going hlphr.
MARK A. OOIDT
Phone 32M 109 E- Main St.
Evening. 7417, Mr. Bee be.
FOR SALE Lanze red heifer, young
bull, young sow. Phone 6444.
FOR RENT Attractive 4 -room un
furnished apartment, near court
house. Phone 3517.
FURNITURE RE UP HOLS FT RED,
finished, reglued. Phone 3908. Thl-
Dauit.
FOR SALE 5-room. modem.
tile house, 8 blocks from business
center, 8S750. Box 8238 Tribune.
AUCTION SALE Saturday. June 38,
at Pavilion. All breeding and dairy
cattle over 6 months of age must
have health certificate. We will teat
cattle Thursday and vaccinate hogs
Friday p. m.. Consignor of stock
to be ted call 225 for appoint
ment. "Always attend the Auction"
where buyer and seller met.
SO. ORE. UVKSTOCK AUCTION CO.
Col. A. H. Dudley (Auct
LAND at Land Office 943 S. Central
C9CAA fi0 fcCrfl' 8 miles from Med
VwvUU ford. 5-room house, good
barn, chlrken house, garage. Oood
well. Nice nhade. 15 acres orchard.
15 acre hav land, 30 acres wood
land pasture. Tractor and some
machinery. Half cah, balance
torms.
COArtrt New 6 -room modern house.
pJuUli city limits. Oarape. chKk
en house. It, acres in alfalfa and
clover. Free soil. Houm could not
be built for inooo. Partv golns Into
bulnes. must soil at sacrifice.
C4CA IW-acre tracts. Irrigated, on
J4JU McAndrews road. Channlng
Pwet Acre. No nlfer place to
build. Why rentT 810. 810 per
month.
See J. C. BARNES
30 North Peach St. Phone 4028.
CONTRARY to previous annomee
ment, the office of Dr. A. P. Walter
Kresse will remain opn Saturday
afternoons, beginning June 38th.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS. 3 and
3 rooms. 616 North Central.
FOR SALE Enough steam power for
40 M mill Price 400. Arthur
Bogard. Trail, Ore.
FOR SALE 1939 Chevrolet block and
head Complete. 738 West 11th.
FOR RENT Furnished cabin,
quire 1O09 West Main.
FOR SALE Beautiful young team
peldmgs, weight 1600 pounds. No
blemiihes, sound 4-year-olds. For
quick sale. 8250. Phone 3377, 9 a.
m. to 5.
FOR RENT Ice Boxes. OOo per
month. Valley Fuel Co. TeL 8376.
CLARINES Letter Shop. Klamath
Falls for sale. Stenography, mimeo
graphing, notary work and book
library, stationery cards and feUfta.
Bargain price 8725.00.
FRTtfD CHICKEN 3Sc
Drive out to Willow Springs.
61, miles No. Medford, for good
old fashioned fried chicken.
P. H. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently
bandied. Mark Goldy Agency.
WANTED Nicely furnthet down
stairs rooms and board In quiet
private home. Phone 4131.
FOR SALE 1927 Chevrolet coup,
good rubber, good condition. 917
Narregan.
NOW HERE la the beet insurance,
a good brake overhaul at Champ's.
First grade lining and labor on
Dodire, Willys, Plymouth. Chevrolet.
Fords, 68; Buick, Nsh. Olds. Pon
tiac, Studebaker. 49 50. Champ's
Texaco Service, Riverside and Jackson.
IRRIGATED PASTURE, and plenty
of It. Crater Lake Highway at
4 Corners, Champ's. Phone 9074.
WANTED Dependable woman or girl I
over 30 for housework and care
of two children ages 6 and 10. ;
61 per day, room and board. Sun
daya off. Phone 4297 after 6 p. m.
DOUBLE ROOM, hot and cold water,
three home cooked meals. 345 N.
Oroe. Phone 4413.
NOW Is the time to have those
broken end bent body and fenders
repaired at Daily's Body and Paint
Shop.
PLAN NOW TO
ATTEND
Ashland's Annual
JULY 4th .
CELEBRATION
and
RODEO
A Full Day of
Ft'N FIREWORKS
PARAnrS MfSIC
DANCING SWIMMING
AMATEUR RODEO AND
HORSE SHOW
Aftarnoon and Erenlng
THE YEAR'S BIG HIT SHOW
YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!
DAY-OLD nd started Chleki, Dreu
r'a Square Deal Hatchery, 1107
Eaat Main. Tel. 3HS8.
MODEL "T" Pickup with Ruxcl gear.
AIm trallrr. 1807 West Main.
PUPS to give away. I. B. Hogan.
Appleat.
Warahlp Spontor Loyal
Salt Lake City. Utah (U.R
When Mrs. H. Walter Thomas of
Salt Lake City christens the
new U. S. destroyer, Fitch, next
October, she won't use the usual
bottle of champagne. Mrs.
Thomas plans to take a bottle
of water from the Great Salt
Lake to Boston for the christening.
MATS 25c e EVES 30c
Include! Tax Klddlea loe
Drivai On
Sheridan Wyo. (U.R When
Alma White, 34, of Hudson,
Colo., cut a gash in her head on
the windshield wiper In an auto
mobile accident, she wrapped a
towel around her head and
drove 40 miles here for medical
aid. Doctors said she virtually
was "scalped."
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In 1S.t:'l "Happlneaa lilt".,
back by popular demand!!
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BURNS MARTHA RAYC
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STARTS TODAY
4 days only!
No Raise in Prices!
MATS - 30c EVES - 40s
12 to 15 -25c Incl. Tax
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