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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEPFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 1. 1941 LOCAL and From Country Mrs. F. N, Tygart and her children, Marv , Lou and Henry, of Route 1, Gold Hill, were business and social visitors in Mediord today. Council Meeting The city council will hold a regular semi monthly meeting at 7:30 tonight in chambers on the top floor of city nan. Conleri H. Barnhart, project superintendent at Camp South Fork, was an official visitor at the CCC headquarters here this morning. He conferred with George H. Fields, district educa tional advisor, on educational and defense training plans. Plans For Class Donald B Slawson, project superintendent or Lamp Williams Creek, tran sacted business at CCC head quarters here today. Mr. Slaw son is arranging for equipment tor use in a wood-working class now in session at his camp. Flying North Lieut. F. J. Bartlett arrived at Medford mu nicipal airport this afternoon from Salinas, Cal., via Sacra mento. Piloting a Douglas ob servation plane, he planned to continue to his home station, Gray field, Fort Lewis. Wash., after having lunch in town. Baby Clinic Regular month ly well-baby clinic will be held in the Sparrow memorial suite of the Jackson county court house from 1 to 4 p.m. Thurs day. The clinic will be conducted by Dr. A. E. Merkel, county health officer. Elizabeth McGai liard, county health nurse will be assistant. Parents are asked to telephone 4383 for appoint ments. Lake Road Good The road to Lake O' Woods via Butte Falls is in good condition and the road via Dead Indian Soda Springs also is being used with out trouble. Miss Janie Smith, administrative assistant of the Rogue River national forest tele phoned from the forest resort this noon. Miss Smith went to Lake O' Woods this morning to make a routine auditing inspec tion. Weather at the lake today was perfect, she said. She planned to return via the Dead Indian road. 4th July Dance UPPER APPLEGATE Grange Hall Friday Night Good time expected. starts TODAYS Days! The GREATEST AD VENTURE the SCREEN HAS EVER SEEN! 1937's fayorlte hit . . . bark by popular demand! Swashbuckling Fl.vnn In the grandest role of his career . . . with a cast that reads like "Mho's who" and Technicolor as you've never seen It before! PI ERROL TVTsJM OLTVTA Dc HAVILLAND v) BASIL RATHBONE . j CLAUDE RALNS i f ATIC INOItB Vi EUGENE PALLETTE ALAN HALE MELVILLE COCPCt LAN HVNTEt UNA CCONNOa A "Riclto Re-Issue I fnniDW how n'erkitatft Msrt at 1:43 - 8:13 . OO I I Adult J inc. latljrtf1 J f 1 I I O B I ' Inc. Uf PERSONAL Fines Levied Charged with violation of the basic rule. Bill W. Littrcll of Medford was fined $10 in city court yesterday af ternoon. Eugene A. Seeley of Medford was fined $5 for driv ing a car with the muffler not in working order. Anniversary Twenty-one years ago today Stanley G. Sherwood became a mail carrier at Medford postoffice. He has been employed at the postoffice ever since and is now finance clerk. He entered the postal ser vice on July 1, 1920, shortly af ter being graduated from Med ford high school. To Lake Karl L. Janouch, supervisor of Rogue River na tional forest, left -this morning on an inspection trip to the ran ger station at Lake O' Woods. He departed for the station soon after his return by train this morning from Portland where he attended a routine conference at the regional forester's office. Minor Accidents Mrs. W. C. Strahan of 128 Tripp street and Tom Carlton of Prospect drove cars involved in a minor acci dent at Main street and River side avenue yesterday afternoon, a report on file said todav. Wil ford R. Walker of Ccntrai Point and Bob Morton of 10 West Jackson boulevard drove cars colliding with slight damage on the Old Stage road seven miles from Medford yesterday after noon, according to a report on me tociay. ri. w. Hamlin of 912 South Oakdaie avenue and A. P. Hatfield of Stewart avenue oper ated cars involved in a slight accident on South Oakdaie ave nue yesterday morning, a report on file said today, Court Citations State police today announced the following court citations: Donald E. Koe nig, 20, Eagle Point, to appear in local justice of the peace court Wednesday afternoon charged with driving an over loaded truck; Terry R. Norval, 56, 928 South Central avenue, to appear Thursday afternoon charged with operating car with no motor vehicle license; Vernon D. Chamberlain, 23, Shady Cove, to appear Thursday afternoon charged with driving an overloaded truck; Orin W. Randall, 31, Shady Cove, to aD- pear at or before 2 p.m. July 7, charged with driving a car without an operator's license; Merritt L. Sutton, 41, Rogue River, to appear Thursday after noon charged with exceeding the PUC declared weight. I 'I J.' Curj tf CiAuuM . m TJt fcrAf PV Tmti . . . m ImiL Jhm Days" Smash! i I fcA in niai 1 Am fim.4 I If I t. Ik tV. . mMAH-,m I 1 J K if Kir Olivia De Havilland In "Robin Hood" t-f V'4- :'fl If--,. . - ,r T aaaae. t e i - Beautiful Olivia DeHavilland portrays Maid Marian In the Technicolor feature, "The Ad ventures of Robin Hood", which co-stars her with Errol Flynn to day at the Rialto Theatre where "I Wanted Wings" V Especially booked for the 4th of July holiday, "I Wanted Wings", the exciting romance of America's young fliers, comes to the Craterian Theatre tomorrow for a four day show ing. Ray Milland, William Hol den, Wayne Morris and Brian Donlevy have the chief male roles, with Constance Moore and Veronica Lake, a blonde new comer who has taken the nation To Preach The Rev. V. K. Allison, prominent minister of &anta Cruz, Cal., now visiting in Ashland, will be guest preach er at the Church of Christ, Jack son boulevard and Central ave nue, at 8 p.m., tomorrow. The public Is invited to hear him. An evangelistic campaign will be started at the church Sun day morning by the Rev. James Earl Ladd of Grants Pass, well known evangelist. Plane Paiiangars Departing by United Mainliner this noon for Portland were H. White, lurs. u. L,ake and Mrs. C. Em I bun. Arriving on the forenoon plane were O. Wilson and F. Wells, from Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Lavensaler, from Seattle, Wash. Miss Dianne Cot trell left for Los Angeles on the midnight Mainliner. L. Conway arrived from Seattle last eve ning. Leaving for San Francisco I were C. Tuttle, W. Tuska and ! H. Wilmot. FOREST PERMITS If) EFFECT From today until September 30 national forest fire "rules and regulations will be in effect, Rogue River national forest headquarters emphasized In a statement today. Permits are now required for camp fires excepting in im proved campgrounds such as Mc Kee Bridge, Union Creek, Lake O' Woods and South Fork, head quarters pointed out. All im proved campgrounds are posted with notices stating that no per mit is required. If a campground is not so posted, a permit is re quired, headquarters stressed. Permits may be procured at any supervisor's office or any ranger or guard station. Forest campers are required to be equipped with a shovel, ax and water pail of specified mini mum dimensions. Smoking Is prohibited while one is in transit excepting while traveling over two-way paved or surfaced roads. 4 poison mrm Try bottle of ZEMACOL l?' to must k misfit a root en no) (LaaaSBSBBBaBBli cheerfully refunded Oet a todat at n u 1 Let Matin. , --H. kSh.-.yi . the 1938 adventure favorite op ens a three day showing on the theatre's "Rialto Re-Issue Days" change. Others in the cast are Basil Rathbonc, Claude Rains. Alan Hale, Eugene Pallette and Ian Hunter. Here Wednesday - XLe?0W3 by storm, as the two women in the story. Produced with the complete cooperation and resources of the United States Army Air Corps, there are many breathlessly thrilling sky sequences inter mingled with the exciting ro mantic interludes in which the streamlined, trim-figured Ver onica Lake dashes toward star dom with the speed of a pursuit plane. Offers Cut Fare To Induce air travelers from the east to include the Pacific northwest in their itineraries, United Air Lines has filed a proposed tariff with the civil aeronautics board offering a circle tour including all cities on the Pacific coast at a substantially reduced fare, Max C. Henne, manager here, announced todav. ScheduU Changs Three Unl ted Air Lines schedule changes here became effective today. The early morning northbound plane is now arriving at 4:27 and departing at 4:32. The eve ning northbound flagstop Main liner is arriving at 9:18 and leaving at 9:23. The early eve ning southbound flagstop is ar riving at 5:52 and departing at 5:57. Airmails close at Medford central postoffice 45 minutes be fore plane departure time. ORIENTAL GARDENS MEDFORD TONIGHT! mm I Admission 11.10 per person J G. Grants Pass, July 1. (JP) Weldon Martin Jones, 72, south ern Oregon livestock dealer, died at his home here Monday night. A former resident of Eagle Point, until a few months ago he operated a meat packing plant here. Services will be held here Thursday morning at 10:30 at the L. B. Hall funeral home. Too Late to Classify LOST Purse containing S. Return to Model Bakery. Howard. Fori RENT Five-room unfurnished house. Inquire 930 North Central. WANTED SO men and women to get fortune In formulae book. Start a business of your own or mall order business. All details with the book. 10.000 formula. Send s 00: if not satisfied, monev back. Written guarantee of 1200 per month comee with book, aend now. B. B. Bldler, 813 North 10th St., Grants Pass. Ore. WE GOT 'EM Those Local Cots at 3'c. City Limits Fruit Stand. South Pacific Highway. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING. Phone 141 Jacksonville. FOR SALE Cut flowers, red. white, blue, other colors, ao S. Peach St. FOR SALE Youna White Leghorn laying hens, aio doren. Inquire City Limits Fruit Stand, neat to S.O.S. plant. WANTED TO RENT Small furnish ed house within 10 miles of Med ford. Box 3542, Medford. FOR SALE Colored fryers. Snyder. Tel. 6112. LOCAL Canning Aprtcota at ust 2'4c pound. City Limits Fruit Stand, next to S.O.S. plant. FOR SALE Sawmill, 1S.000 capacity. Box 1079, News Review, Rose burg, Oregon. BOYSENBERRIES 85c, your con tainer. Fresh at all times. West Stewart. Goodroad. HAVE your rurnlsture reupholstered, reflnlahed, reglued. Phone 2008. 318 Wabash. WANTED 100,000 fruit Jars to be tilled with our 214c canning apri cots. City Llmlta Fruit Stand, next to S OS. WILL DONALD DAVIS write his father. Camp 3, Knights Landing, California. FOR RENT All or part of 10000 bushel capacity granary. Modern. Electric elevator. H. Ramstrom. Rt. 2, Box 183, BeaU Lane, 4-ROOM APARTMENT, nicely fur nished. 402 Newtown. LET ME KILL your Esrwlga with my earwig spray. There la no other spray like It. It gets them. Esti mate free. Phone 8560. McGonagle. FOR SALE One of the nicest smsll homes In the valley. Price 81,050. Half cash. Route 1. Box 109-H or see J. C. Bamea Real Estate. BLOX Big RoutI), part dry. Full load, 83. Medford Fuel. Tel. 8111. FOR SALE Atake bed for truck. 10'x7", factory built. Deed 8 months. Priced to eell. Phone Armer, Allen Hotel. FOR SALE 60 Caterpillar and bull dozer. Shulta Bros. ROXY Mlfi Only 6:4.1 9:13 25c Inc. Ui Klflrilrn 1(r Anytime A GREAT STAR IN A GRAND ROLE! TYRONE POWER with LINDA DARNELL Tomorrow Nit and Thurs. Nit 2 Hitsl Mm Trust Him With Their Uvm ...But Not With Their Wives. Sr I' JZs THE LONE WOLF KEEPS A DATE wm 9tom-t tmm Mum X 1 Must End Tonltel Uirir.9 BJ - V. " litYUJ ST POVTIAC 8Un. 6 Dod Sedan. 37 rord Coup. Many other real bargallM. Shult Bros. FOR SALE Small Hotpolnt electric range, trash, burner with oolla. 728 Aider. FOR SALE 8-room house. I acre In pasture, garden and berries. R. Kiuney, west 6th St., Phoenix. FOR RENT 8-room house at 710 Dakota. Inquire 217 West 6th St. Phone 9622. FOR SALE 8 acres, modern house. Many outbuildings. 415 Maple Park Drive. PARTY WHO ANSWERED Box 8718 failed to give name and address. Notify Tribune. Ft'RNlSHED APARTMENT, private bath. Frlgldalre. 808 West Main. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIAIS Inside and Outside Paint, all colors, per gallon, 81 43. Tents and Tarpaulins, all slaes, new and used. Sleeping Baga and Pack Sacks. Lsrce stock Roofing Paper. Building Felt. Paper, etc. No advance In prices. Also Corrugated Roofing. New shipment of shoes. Boots, Sweat Shlru, Army Blankets, eto. New and TJsed Pipe and Fittings. Large quantity on hand. Barb Wire, Fencing. Wire Netting of all kinds. Buy and save. Doors Windows, Screen Doors, new and used. Tools for fighting forest flrea, new and used. Loggers and Mill Men, we carry a Lame Stock of Split Pulleya. Cable of all kinds. Boxings, Belting and Cham, also Hlfrh Test Chstn. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 North Grape WANTED Two lading trucks. South ern Oregon Sugar Pine Company. WANTED Home and companion tor elderly lady. p. O. Box 333. FOR rent 4-room modern house. Unfurnished, redecorated, 2 bed rooms, hard wood floor. Close In. Adults. Phone 4767. OUT-OF-STATE OWNER offers 2-floor flat. 6 rooms, bath, flreplaoe, 2 bMrooma, and sleeping porch upstairs: 6 rooms, bath, 2 bedrooma. fireplace downatalra. Hardwood floors both up and down. Double garage. Lot 100 by 100. 3 blocks from Courthouse. This building Is In perfect condi tion, always affords (rood perma nent tensnta. Both tenants ready now to sln a. lease for one year or more. Here la your chance for a real Investment. 61.650 will handle the desl. Tel. 2731. A. W. WALKER REAL ESTATB FOR SALE My 160-acre ranch on Trail creek. 16 acres free water r!(tht3. Melissa Oatnes, Trail, Ore. FOR SALE Well drilling machine. au equipped, mounted on truck. L. A. Hollowell. 924 East "F" St., Grants Pass, Ore. 85 00 FOR your old Hearing Aid. m. Miicnrii, Meaiora notei. 5-ROOM HOME. 100x200 lot, close in, eioou. Also nsve 2u-acre placer claim, good house, gsrage and chicken house; msd Ideal aummer home, is miles out. on Big Apple gata, 81050. 420 West I2th St. FOREST FIR Direct from woods. 2 tier lots or over, 12-lnch 63.00. 16-Inch 62.80. City Fuel. Tel. 4114. LET ME KILL your termites, phone ENDS TONITE: THE THRILLING SAGA OF AMERICA'S FLYING YOUTH! M Tom I tin mmm Tomorrow Night Is Cosmetic "Clean-Up" Night DIKV . . . Here's u to is - jc 'osK . mnmmmwmmifKmnanUrJttJam it to n tie I Tss li.cluded T J I I J V Tas Included Kiddles . IOc I t if U 4 I'll I Kiddles . toe T H A LOANS quickly, efficiently handled Mark Ooldt Agency BIQ DOUBLE I.OAD Oreen Fir Slabs 8150. City Fuel, phone U4. NOTICE R-fore closlnt; any deals on Insisting your home, get Por ter Lumber Company's price. 204 South Fir. Tel. 2881. QUICK! Only 2 Mere Days PICK YOUR BARGAINS IN DEPENDABLE AUTOMOBILES During This Rousing FOURTH OF JULY CLEARANCE Your chance to onti and drive a gnod lute-muilel urd car this summer at a big mining and on special eniy budget terms! Only three days left! Act TODAV! These- Art Just Samplesl 40 Doner Business Coupe. Driven very llttlej C7CC perfect througliutit...... yluJ S!) PLYMOl Til Deluxe Sedan. Can hardly be told $575 from new 30 PLYMOl Til Deluxe Coupe. Guaranteed CttOC everyway , tOZD luxe Coinx. - $625 :::$595 38 OI.DS Deluxe Sedan Looks and runs like new 36 DOIHiK Deluxe Coupe. Very small nillrage; guaran- PQOC teed like new ipjOJ 38 FORD Deluxe Sedan. At mechanically. Radio and llruter.. .$345 e Brdnn. 33 PLYMOl Til Deluxe Sedan. Reconditioned throughout ...$385 34 DOIXIF. Sedan. Had perfect rare; small 07C """age $ilO 10-Day Fra. TrUl Exchange! Sal Ends Positively July 3rd DOOCE-OLyMOUTH 112 RIVES5IM A'(Pli2965'1EDFOQJ JOAN CRAWFORD in A ?j i -Zf'f k BOMBER h) (Veronica Lake) ULj,'rxht d 'S Sensation of V A T lllslsl UlllilUililW yonr rhanre In replenish yoor tosmetle s f w w m it i ii i rx i i ny ena item fivea away durlni tbe last 15 weeks ... FOR RENT Ice Boxea. 60c per month. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 3378. FOR SAM Late model Diesel en Sine 40 h. p. Heavy duty hl;h speed, stationary type. Ussd lea than 300 hours. Original cost 82400. Sacrifice for quick sale. V. A. Wrlcht. Phoenix, Orfvton. mm '36 Chevrolet Sedan. A good car $ 345 priced right '33 Chevrolet Coach. A lot oi transportation rarin' f CC to go ' IU3 '38 Dodge DeLuxs Sedan completely overhauled. Look at our price M QJJ only .......................... '32 Chevrolet Coupe. Runa good. $ s M g tlret nearly new....- Yw '37 Packard 6 Sedan. Clean 86 pin. Motor overhauled. 6Qf Very good tires '39 De Soto Deluxe Sedan. Thla la good radio, heater overdrive, good motor and tires. You'll be proud to own 745 Closed Sundays Open Evenings SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck CMC Trucks Phone 2740 WOMAN'S FACE' Starting TOMORROW - Meet the BLONDE the Nation! m :.-.::4' t. - 1 UlUCiW supply! Vntn choice as Ions, as I hey last! J
