MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 28. 1941
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LOCAL and
Operation Successful County
Clerk George R. Carter was
resting comfortably In St. Vin
cent's hospital, Portland, this
morning, according to word
received at his office here. Mr.
Carter underwent an operation
yesterday.
"
Bralnerd Photo The photo
graph of the Cold Hill Grange
booth In yesterday's Mail Trib
une was taken by the Bramerd
Studio, as were all the pictures
made of the Northwest Jackson
County fair for this newspaper.
Credit to the studio was inad
vertently omitted.
LABOR DAY
USED CAR
SALE
ENTIRE STOCK GOING AT
SMASHED PRICES
NoWs your opportunity to pick op a
food, dependable tued car or track.
Here's a real bargain feast while the;
last. Our entire stock Included In
this quick clearance. Dont wait till
the choicest values are gone. Look
them over today , . or tomorrow sure!
JUST LOOK AT THESE
BED-HOT BARGAINS:
8S Plymouth Deluxe Sedan. CCQC
Caa hardly he told from new vOOu
,17 Dodge Sedan, built-in trunk, orig
inal finish like new, food ffCO
tires. Guaranteed, only iJ'iOj
II Ford Deluxe 4-door. Words cant
describe It yon must see COOO
It and only ?j0
School Day Specials!
Graham 6-wheel Sedan, ready to fo.
at a fire-away price 63
(tndebaker 4-door Sedan, nearly new
tires looks and nuts like a
$119
new car
Kaih Sedan, specially
priced at ,
$21
Tor 6 Coape. Model B, mechanically
perfect, food tire, good paint a car
yon will be proud to own
and on ly - .
$193
Dod( Delnxa 4-door Sedan, food
mechanically, food tire, food paint;
W worth $150. SI77
Bait price "1y y I I
Eta? Bud gat Trmi
Maka Trading Eaiy
Don't Watch Tham Go Act 1
BALE ENDS POSITIVELY
SEPTEMBER 2nd
MOUTH
ill
LABQE BAY SPECIAL
Look!
Special
He, ttra pries aren't what they used to be. Yet look
at the low priea wa'ra quoting en Goodrich Safety Silver
townsl SlNertowns are tha only tires In the world with
tha rital blow-out protection of Safety -Weld the famous
Goodrich Invention that resists tha terrific internal tire
heat that causes so many of today's niah speed blowouts
fliree real blowout protection. For safety's sake, take
advantage of this opportunity to get Silvertowns while
price are lowl
LEWIS
SERVICE
C. O. WHEELOCK. Mgr.
1th and Front.
PERSONAL
Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Ratty of Las Vegas, Nev.,
are here visiting F. J. Ratty and
itmily, 728 Welch street. Joe
and I J. Ratty are brothers,
and hadn't seen each other in
22 years.
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Convalescing Mrs. John Eddy
of 121 King street, who under
went a major operation in
Osteopathic hospital Tuesday,
was reported as convalescing
nicely today.
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Seeks Son Mrs. Louise Ma
her today asked that her son,
Harold J. McGuire. make con
tact with her at the Jackson
hotel before Saturday. Mr. Mc
Guire is believed to be residing
hereabouts.
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Soloist Mrs. Elsie Carlton
Strang, 416 South Central ave
nue, win De guest soloist at the
Ashland hanri mnrort tnniohl
In Lithia park. Ashland, at 8
o ciock. rms win be the final
concert by the Ashland band
this summer.
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On Business Trip R. C. Hart
of Klamath Falls motored here
today to meet Rollin Rodolph of
San Francisco, who arrived here
by train this morning. Mr. Ro
dolph returned to Klamath Falls
with Mr. Hart for a short busi
ness stay.
Business Name On file In
the county clerk's office today
was a certificate of assumed
business name of the True-Mix
Concrete company, organized by
F. L. Somers. 202 South Orange
street, and Miles Stuart, 1029
Queen Anne avenue, to engage
in tne concrete contracting busl
ness. e
Leaves For Home Miss Edna
M. Strauss left yesterday for her
nome in Los Angeles. Known
by her friends as Daisy, Miss
Strauss had been employed here
as executive secretary to the
office manager of the architect
engineer working on the pro
posed army cantonment here.
The architect - engineer offices
are In the Medford armory.
Due Tonight Edward C. Kel
ly, counsel for the Bonneville
power administration at Port
land, Mrs. Kelly and their sons,
Jimmy and Bernard, are exDect-
ed to arrive by motorcar tonight
to spend a few days at the
nome of Mr. Kelly's mother.
Mrs. E. E. Kelly of 911 Queen
Anne avenue. Mr. Kelly's broth'
er Robert was to join the group
at Roseburg. Both Edward and
Robert will enter the South
em Oregon-Northern California
amateur golf tournament at the
Rogue River Valley Golf asso
ciation. The visitors will remain
here over Labor day,
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To Show Pictures Pictures
of missionary activities on the
Belgian Congo frontiers will be
shown by the Rev. Harry Dow
ney at 7:45 tonight in the Full
Gospel church, Newtown street
near West Main street. The
public is invited. Last night
Mr. Downey showed pictures of
native industry in the Belgian
Congo. In returning to America.
Mr. Downey travelled over the
Red sea and through the Suez
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canal and the Mediterranean sea
and across the Atlantic in an
Egyptian ship under British
orders. It was stated, and he
has had experience with the
American Atlantic patrol.
Brother D i s Postmaster
Frank DeSouza today was try
ing to find a Miss Swenson
whose brother, according to a
telegram he received from a
Mrs. Peterson at Seattle, died
Tuesday evening. The telegram
asked Mr. DeSouza if he could
notify Miss Swenson at "her
claim." An investigation showed
that a Miss E. Hildegarde Swen
son has mining claim near
Steamboat In the Applegate dis
trict but inquiry by Ben Daw
son, a rancher nearby, brought
the information that Miss Swen
son had left the mine for Med
ford to take a plane for San
rancisco. United Air Lines had
no record of any reservation for
a Miss Swenson.
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Plana Paaaenaera Levlne- hv
United Mainliner this nc m were
J. Neff, to Seattle, and R. H.
Wilson and W. H. Post, to Port
land, Arriving this forenoon
were Miss K. Chastain and Miss
R. Ross, from Portland, and H
G. Lynch, from Spokane. G. P.
Areiana lett lor 5an Francisco
on the same plane. Leaving on
the earlv mominff nlnno vmrp
Art Cramer, to Portland, and
L. A. Lavensaler, to Seattle.
nilliam Hearan arrived from
Portland earlv last nlcht A M
Schutte departed for San Fran
cisco on tne same plane. Arriv
ing on the evening plane were
M. C. Mavo and W rvrVmn.ll
from Portland, and Neff, from
Seattle. Arriving early last eve
ning were ueorge Taylor, from
Oakland. R. O. Wilson departed
for Portland. Arriving from
Los Angeles yesterday afternoon
were C. Babcock, C. H. Jandt
and Miss H. Hart. Dale Jenson
departed for Portland.
AUTO WLATORS
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City Judge William Allen as
sessed three automobile drivers
$10 each this morning on
charges of traffic law violations.
A. J. Anderson was fined that
amount on a charge of failure to
give right-of-way after his car
struck one operated by R. B.
Gardner of Glendale, Ore., at
North Bartlett and Fourth
streets Wednesday morning, po
lice stated.
On the same charge, A. E.
Gebhardt of 1520 North River
side avenue was fined $10, the
citation following an accident on
North Riverside .avenue last
night In which his machine
pulled from the curb and struck
a machine operated by Carl H.
Wintermood, according to police.
Cletis Baker of Ashland was
fined $10 for violation of the
basic rule on East Main street
this morning.
Portland, Aug.28 (!P) The
first ship off the ways at the
Oregon Shipbuilding Corpora
tion's plant here will be named
"Star of Oregon," O. Alexander
Mechlin, resident maritime engi
neer, announced yesterday.
10 I Jl
plus Exetae
GIVE V0U THIS UFE-SAVING KSS
V BLOW-OUT PR0TKTI0Ms!!Ss''
Goodrich I
gjf Silvertown
Thunder the
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mm7 m$ jr. i
Two fast-shooting, hard-riding
western features open a three
day run today at the Rialto
theatre with "Silver Stallion"
heading the bill. David Sharp,
film daredevil, is said to create
a sensation as the young outlaw
who tames the mighty leader of
a wild horse herd. Chief "Ton-
KING'S COUSIN IN
Aboard H. M. S. Illustrious.
Aug. 28 . OP) Captain Lord
Louis Mountbatten, cousin of
King George VI of England and
one of Great Britain's most dis
tinguished naval officers, form
ally took command of the air
craft carrier Illustrious, under
going repairs, this morning.
Captain Mountbatten, who has
had two ships of his command
sunk, succeeds Captain G. Sey
mour Tuck, D.S.O.
His first official duty was an
inspection of the marine guard
of honor, after which he was
presented to the ships officer
and then to Lieut. Comdr. Rob
ert Vining, public relations of
ficer for the fifth naval district,
and his staff of officers.
Captain Mountbatten made an
Informal talk to the ship's of
ficers and men. The press was
asked not to quote his remarks.
Today was the first time that
newspaper and newsrcel men
were permitted aboard the Illus
trious since it was damaged last
January in a seven-hour attack
by nazl planes In the Mediter
ranean. Captain Mountbatten, accom
panied by Lady Mountbatten,
arrived recently In America by
clipper. The British press serv
ice announced a number of days
ago the famous aircraft carrier
Illustrious was In an American
shipyard undergoing repairs, and
that Captain Mountbatten would
command the ship and supervise
the work on repairing.
The announcement that the
23.000-ton vessel was in an
American shipyard did not dis
close the ship's exact where
abouts.
Last June the British admiral-
Wonder Horse
to" Thundercloud and 'Thun
der,," famous wild horse who
plays the Silver Stallion, are
in support of Sharps and a cast
of native characters.
"Lone Star Raiders," starring
the Three Mesquiteers, plays as
the companion western with
"Silver Stallion."
Man Hunt
When Walter Pidgeon, as the
world's greatest hunter," draws
a fine bead through the tele
scopic sights of his big game
rifle, it starts a series of the
most breath-taking thrills that
have ever been brought to the
screen. The picture is. "Man
Hunt" and comes to the Cra
terian theatre Sunday for three
days. Also featured are Joan
Bennett and George Sanders.
ty reported that the ship was
almost destroyed in the attack
by axis planes near Sicily and
at Malta.
ASSASSIN TELLS
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Versailles. Occupied France,
Aug. 28. iP) When asked why
he shot the Frenchmen, Pierre
Laval and Marcel Deat, Instead
of firing on the high German
officers present at yesterday's
ceremony here, young Assassin
Paul Collette told a magistrate
today:
"Why would you want me to
fire at German officer? I
have no reason to do that, be
cause they are in France to
tarry out their duty."
Closing time for Classified Ada 9
s. m. Too Lata) to Classify 13:30 p.
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Cash for Poultry and Bete O. K.
Poultry Co, 4t1 and Fir. Tel. 4818.
Too Late to Classify
FURNISHED Cabin lis Edwards.
WANTED Able bodlrd boye aa cad
dies far southern Oregon Golf
Tournament. Phone or call on
"Mac" ai club house.
FOR 6 ATX Colored fryers and fat
bene. Snydera, Phone 613.
WANTED Reliable young housekeep
er. Small house, 3 In family. Oo
home nights. S30. Bos 907. Tribune.
I WILL not he responsible for blue
contracted for by anyone but my
self . Mike Tepovec. Gold Hill.
HAROLD J. McOUIRE. please contact
your mother, Louise Maher. for im
portant Information, at Jackson
Hotel, M-dIord. before Saturday.
FOR SAIK Three houses, 42SO0.
Owner, 61B E. Main.
WANTED Man or boy to wash dlshee
and general cleanup. Apply morn
ings. Lunch Bos Cafe. 13 N. Fir.
FOR BALE Spaniel, fine for child
ren. Phone 3655. 907 East Main.
FOR SALE 4 acres. 6-room house,
outbuildings. C. H. Melvln. West
end Sunset Drive.
MAN Dishwasher wanted. Berrydale
Restaurant, 1613 K. Riverside.
WANTED Two fountain lrla or
boy. Over IB years. Steady work.
Prtc' Confectionery.
UEHl-EK Mineral Water. Mr. N. Rid
Inga, Dear.
SEPTIC Tank ana cesspool cleaning-
716 Cedar.
7 x 10 Steam traction engine, 136 lb.
tata test. 6mt.ll saw mill. Duen
berry. Same Valley.
EXPERIENCED painter wnnta work,
or rough carpentering. Phone 3013.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished house.
two Dearooms. Close in. nrepiace.
oil heat, oak noon, new refrigera
tor and electric range, garage, wa
ter paid, 35. Call at 604 Palm
Street.
FOR SALE Blue Lake and Kentucky
Wonder canning beans at Cummlnga'
Gardens. Behind Humane Society
on Same Valley Road.
ROOM for rent. 810 So. Central.
FOR RENT Nice ft-room house. Qaa
furnace. Phone 3797.
WANTED Pickers. Voorhlea Orchard
4 miles East and South Voorhlea
crossing.
WANTED pickers, lasses, cra
ter Lake Highway.
WANTED To contact someone driv
ing to Chicago. Phone 8909.
BIO FIR SLABS Order early. Med,
Fuel Co. Tel. Sill.
WE'LL Make your car look new,
Daily's Body and Paint Shop.
QUADINE Your Doe AGAINST fleas
and lice, ear and aarooptic mange.
nng-worm and canker ear. mosqui
toes and wood ticks, doggy odor,
dandruff acalea and falling hair. It
works or money refunded. Do Aa
The Oreat Kennels DoMONABCH
SEED es FEED CO.
USED 600x19 tires, 83.60 per pair.
Excellent ehape. Older Tire Ex
change, 33 so. Bartlett.
TRUCK TIRES Used 83x6. 700x30.
760x30. 83x30. All In perfect ehape.
Older Tire Exchange. 83 8. Bartlett.
"MY 5 CHILDREN
and I dm ADI.ERIKA when needed;
have kept It on hand for XA years."
C. r.-Mau.) ADI.FKIKA with lis 8
laxative and 8 carminative Ingredients
Is Just right for gas and laay bowels.
Get ADI.KRIKA today.
West aide Pharmacy
Mate t7c tax Sc-SOe Eves Me Ux 4c-40c
It to 1-tM Inrlndlnr tai-Kldrtlre-loe
Thru Sat Nit Onlyl
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mat a Show!
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GEORGE BANDERS I j Kiddles lee
FOR SAM OR TRADE VInst beauti
ful home site rh valley. 4 miles
from Medford. Wonderful view of
valley, good road, spring water. 90
"res of land. 8 acres In alfalfa. Bol
7J, Tribune.
SALESMEN' WANTED Independent
business. Several good territories
are open for honest snd Industrious
men evho want steady year-round
employment. See Edward W. Jones.
RawlelKb Dealer, Central Point.
WANTED Two people for winter
careiaaera. Diamond Lake Resort.
Olve references. Addresa Diamond
Lake. Oregon.
FOR 8ALX Cafe, completely equlp-
pei, doing very nice buuneas. Lo
cated on Hlghwsy 90. For details
addresa Box 652, Oold Hill. Oregon.
LET ME Paint your car and you are
assurer It will look nice as long as
you keep the car. MITCHELLS
PAINT SHOP. 8. Riverside.
FRIED CHICKEN 3Sc. Come out to
WILLOW SPRINGS. 8'i mllea north
of Medford on Pacific Highway.
Also fried chicken to take out.
FOR SA1.K An exceptionally fine
1989 Chevrolet Station Wagon.
ROOPE RIVER CHEVROLET, 9th
and Bartlett. Phone 3288.
WINDOW GLASS Installed. Hansen
Hardware.
National Distillers Products Corporstion.
Complete DenMe-Rllle an
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is your favors extra
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Mltltnrri
SPRAT NOW for earwigs. IV ,
them. Phone 8668, MCOonsgla,
FOR sals; 3-carat diamond rtraj 1st
platinum mounting. Reasonable
price. Phone 3338 this week only.
WANTED TO RENT OR BUT furs,
or unfurn. bouse. Box 898. Tribune.
FOREST FIR Buy now. City Fuel.
Phone 4114.
r. a A. loans quickly. etnoiasMsY
handled. Mark Goldy Agency.
THOSE drricioua non-lrrlgatad at
bertaa. Mulra and Halea are no
ready at Wm. Olson'a, second house)
West from Wing's Orchard.
New York. N. Y.
ether desperately
hunting the men who
branded hint "rene
gade" I!
DAVID SHARK -
OaiONTOlHUNKSClO
LKOr MASON
trTA KOn'raatM Mmrnf
"TTir Til TTiiIm fcn
Plus the Three
MESQUITEERS
la Mx-gaa adrew
ture that tops all
their Weatara kits
with stebee
UVINOSTOt
He ateele
Bale Davis
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