Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 01, 1941, Page 7, Image 7

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trEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MTOrORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1941.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL!
From Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Anderson of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bowen of Beagle.
Volunteers To Meet Volun
teers of the Medford fire depart
ment will meet at headquarters
for their regular monthly session
at 7:30 Monday. There will be a
hou drill. Chief Rov Elliott said.
Retires Col. Harvey H.
Fletcher, one-time commander of
the Medford CCC district, will
retire from the army next De
cember 31, friends here learned
today. After leaving here Col.
Fletcher was assigned to recruit
ing duty in Newark, N. J.
Back From Meet Ray E.
Wright and E. E. Kofoed, local
representatives of New York
Life Insurance company,, and
their wives have returned from
the Leaders club meeting held
at Del Monte, Calif., for the
leading agents of the western
department.
Here Cn Visit Mrs. Dora Ol
son and her daughter. Miss
Hazel Woods of Chehalis, Wash.,
arrived here yesterday for a
visit with Mrs. Olson's brother
, and sister, M. H. Johnson and
Mrs. Minnie Snyder, and their
children. The guests will also
visit friends here.
Horners Home Reported
much improved from automo
bile accident injuries, Mr. and
Mrs. O. O. Homer of 816 Tay
lor street returned home from
Amarillo, Tex., by United Main
liner this morning. They were
injured September 21 east of Al
buquerque, N. M., when their
car overturned during a violent
rain storm. After being hos
pitalized for several davs at Tu-
cumcari, N. M., they went to
Amarillo to visit a brother of
Mr. Horner's and to get an air
plane for home. They were on
a vacation tour when the acci
dent happened.
Plan Passengers Arriving
from Portland by United Main
liner this forenoon were L. R.
Centro, Frank J. Van Dyke and
E. Williston. Leaving on the
same plane for Los Angeles were
George Stonecypher and H. J.
Goldeberg. Mr. and Mrs. O. O.
Horner arrived early this morn
ing from Amarillo, Tex. Leav
ing last night were R. K. Jones, !
to Portland, and L. A. Laven
saler. to Seattle. V. O. Miller
arrived from Portland early last
right and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mon
roe and infant departed for Los
Angeles. Arriving last evening
from Portland were C. E. Black
well, D. J. Bergman and Max
Berry. Leaving were J. T.
Wack and W. H. Butikofer, to
Los Angeles, and Mrs. D. Ma
roney and W. Henry, to San
Francisco. Leaving for Port
land early last evening were V.
Stewart. D. B. Berkheimer and
B. Wright. Wright arrived late
yesterday afternoon from San
Francisco and Max Hoffman de
parted for Portland on the same
plane.
Crass Fire The fire depart
ment's chemical crew thii noon
put out a grass fire back of the
senior high school fence near
Melrose avenue and South Holly
street. No damage was done.
Overnight Quest Ann SJmon
arrived here by tTiin today. She
was en route to her home in
Helena, Mont., after visiting in
California. She planned to re
main overnight as the guest of
Mary Wells, 335 South Ivy street.
e
Her On Business E. J. Wil
liston, Portland, district superin
tendent of passenger service,
United Air Lines, transacted
business here today. He arrived
by Mainllner from Portland this
forenoon and planned to return
north tonight.
Horn Mrs. James G. Hayes
returned to her home, 835 East
Main street, Friday morning by
train after several weeks' stay
In St. Vincent's hospital In Port
land where she underwent a
major operation. Her condition
was reported improved.
Leave Andrew Decker, 329
Apple street, and John Wasson,
Jr., Vancouver avenue, left this
morning by motor for San Fran
cisco. Mr. Decker has been em
ployed as an engineer at the ar
mory on the architect-engineer
staff for the proposed canton
ment and Mr. Wasson as a
draftsman.
To Meeting Dr. Sherman L.
Divine, the Rev. H. M. Roberts
and Elder John Gribble will
leave early tomorrow morning
for North Bend where they will
attend a two-day meeting of
Southwest Presbytery of which
Dr. Divine is moderator. They
will return late Friday night.
Leon Errol Coming to Rialto
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MRS. NELUE DEAN
TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Nellie Dean of Central
Point died at 3:30 a. m. today
in a nursing home at Central
Point. A complete obituary and
time of funeral arrangements
will be printed Thursday.
Taken at his word, Leon Errol
(hilarious comedy star), finds his
house over-run with Indians
when an Invitation starts the
comedy plot boiling in his
newest starring hit, "Hurry,
Charlie, Hurry," which comes to
the Rialto theatre tomorrow for
a three-day run as the added
feature with Peter B. Kyne's epic
of the west. "The Parson of
ranamint," starring Charles Rug'
glei and Ellen Drew.
Births
DAWSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Dawson. 428 Hamilton
street, September 30, a girl, 8 1-3
lbs., at community nospitai.
STENNERSON To Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Stennerson, box 27,
Star route, Medford, September
30, a boy, 7V4 lbs., at Community
hospital.
Australia has its first gaso
line production plant in opera'
tlon, the motor fuel being re
fined from shale.
V", ' ' ' Alt
On Roxy Bill
ar .1
Henry Fonda and Barbara
Stanwyck go "modern" In a big
way In 'The Lady Eve," risque
comedy done 1943 style which
plays tonight and tomorrow
night only at the Roxy theatre.
"Father Is a Prince," featuring
Grant Mitchell, Lee Patrick and
John Litel, plays as the support
ing picture.
C 0 S T U M E Dressed to rep
resent "John Bull," the symbol
ef England, Premier Mitchell F.
Hepburn (above) was inducted
into the Dexter Fellows tent of
the Circus Saints and Sinners
club, at New York, He la pre
mier of Ontario, Canada,
Completion of the Trans-Si'
berian railroad raised Vladivos
tok from its frontier-town stage
early in the 20th century.
Protected by three mountain
ranges, southern Crimea has vir
tually no winter.
m FOR 8AXB Mootag circulating wood
Too Late to Classify &'r,:.eon'ut'eo- Idvim
' " " . . . , FOR SALB Teem, harness, and wag-
WA!rrTO-Tomto P on Rout X. Boi SS2, Medford. Vera
box. t miles north of Central Point ta
on Pacific Highway. Pemnger, " .
- - - WANTED Experienced girl for
FOR SALB A real snap: Grocery. housework and ear of children.
lunch counter, school euppllee. can- ptone ee.
dy. Ice cream, within 3 mile of -
proposed cantonment. Box ass. a CVrt 9- sood eotl. irritated.
Tribune. f 1 OViV s-rootn houaa. screen porch.
. ' . " hot and cold water, barn, t mllee
FOR SALT Nearly new wood-burn- out haif Aowa Near achool.
tat Etat elreulatlnc heater. 38- ww J-room modem boua. -
toch fir box. Lot of heat, very VJIWUJ i-H..tl eoll
earr on fuL IJM Ixk 4t or Dial TWVV cra. food irritated "oil.
Ma poultry houee. orchard, alfalfa.
Oloe to fettool. close In. R. W.
FOR SALB Durham milk cow. flying Lonand. MS South Oakdale.
tallona. William Shumat. Talent. sale Boy'a two-apeed bicycle.
FOR BALE Used deluxe Nore '. 4? W: ?od'
iTn;,' 'l. "C1XLau,g7Y p''BLlc AUCTION S-.l. Saturday, one
Mo. eth. Oranta Paaa. Phone MS-T. 0.ciocX wanted furniture, etoyee.
SALE OR EXCHANOB-S-rm. cottAte. U- ,Pulu- Wchfleld StUon.
modern, aom furniture. Siooo. v.et Main. . , , , . -
term. Place rented. Tribune. Box - i
2... METf WANTED Experienced around
- - - - - aawmlll or woods work. F. C. Ooet
eTTLL LOTS of newer. Dreealer'a. Lumber Oo.
UOT 1. Main. qr bale Heifer. Juat freah. Mr.
KICB tat fryera. put aom In your Jeaale Mlnear. Tel. 0463.
atorage box. Dr.aaler'M.07 E. Main, f . 0rpe, ut 0UM
CHILDREN BOARDBD Beat of care. Weat of Upper Orrtfln Creek achool.
Mra. Suphenaon. 748 Oak. Aahland. - - - - -- - ' " " ' - w
F ' for RENT 8 -room furnlahed hmiae.
NOTICE Tim to pry peachea and Clean. S3J SO. 701 W. 11th St.
aprlcou for curly leaf. Phone . .. . - . -
w. M. McOonagl. Commercial S3675
wS"ItTl. ... .. .... i. - yjjwt Sid Beauty
FOR SALB CuU Comic, Bpttaenburg Nrw 4. ,rlctly modern home,
applea and about four tone of good hardwood floora. fireplace with
clean yetcb. Reter Fruit Co, 837 Heatrolator. large nook, back porch
So. Fir. with laundry trays: full floored at-
- ;" " .' ' V..,L.i tic. splendid location: xarate. lawn;
OPENING SALE the pr, ,3976 oniy k) down, bal-
sale Partllon. Saturday. Oct. 4th on including In-
hithw-ay in Pb. J pm" tercst, taniVnd Insurance.
mendng at 1 :00 p. m. aharp. We
have 150 bead of cattle. Including r AAA
aome good bulla of all breeds, aome Jl.l(HH)
choice Guernsey hfra. good milk
cows, some Hereford stock cattle. Bast side Height
besldea horaea and hoge. Testing New Oil Burner Basement
cattle Thursday. Vaccinating hops Almost new. a -room English type
Friday p. m. Health certificates home, floored attic, fireplace, hard
must aooompany dairy cattle and wood floor, beautiful lot with
hog. 80. Ore. Lleestock Auction trees; this Is a real buy. Terms.
Co. Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer. MARK A. OOLDY
Prion 6338. Phone S3 109 E. Main St.
- .- -, Evenings, 9417. Mr. Beeb
THIS ADV. entitles Alfred Allison.
717 Weat 14th St. to FREE . aaaaa
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT at the 11 II t IID VflllP
MEDFORD BRAKE SHOP. 303 N. HL Ul I U U I
Riverside.
RUMMAGE SALE by D. A. V. Auill- lllFR RIlF mm
lary. Saturday. Oct. 4th. 8 to 8 at Il kit aVflaWlej
Merrick's Natatortum. Donations r. I l i,j tii t. ml
gladly accepted. Phon. ,01,4.
TOMATOES, lc per lb. OR APES. w ahtmU pur pints f tfte Jntc
Concord. B. E. Ford, 3 mllea wst into your bowtU vry Ur. U thU bll U
on JackaonTlllo Highway. Phone not fwwin fre?iy. your food may not di-
flaa Nl It may jiut deett) tn th bowrlo. Thn
-i. I-.,. -i -.-r--u- bloal up your stomach. You t eoB-
FOR SALE Corn, turnips. 81 .00 sack J,"" r- ,,mk wo"4
or truck load, bring aacka. Acrosa uk- r)oi oM carter's Little
track Phoenix Packing house, first t,ir p,n, u. ,,t time t pints of bile do.
hous south on left. Elmer Harris, lug freely to make yea feel "up and up."
. ot a psekate todar. Tske as directed.
FOR SALE Fryers, colored nd ErtectWe la Diakina bile flow fteelr. Ask
whit. 334 West Clark. Csfar Little Lleer PUla. 1M and 15.
FOR BAIT Together or separately,
hay nd paetur. Frank ChapUa.
Eagla Point. Butt Fall road.
WANTED Woman or girl for full
time work. Box 3870, Tribune
FOR BALE Oood grain drill. ISO.
Also com aheller. 3. P. Warren.
Central Point, R. 1. Beagl Din.
FOR RENT Small fumlehed houaa.
dealrabl location, electrlo rang,
etc. 830. Inquire 807 Bennett.
FOR SALE 48 Harley-Daeldaon Mo
torcycle. Reasonable. Inquire L
Roy's, 4 Corner. Crater Lak Hlway.
FOR SALB Small eaddl noree, ton
us for children, aso mono 8740.
WANTED 84800 loan. First morbgaf
property, worth 830.000. Tribune,
Box 3874 .
"HOW To Use Lit and Loee It." new
up-to-the-minute book by the fam
ous author, Ctonerlee Behrend, on
ly personal pupil of T. Troward. 13
leasona compiled In one volume.
838. Oeneelev Behrend, Rogu
Rreer, Orefoat.
CHICK Kit NOODLE dinner. 40c. Oct.
3. 11 to 3 p. m. Odd Fellow Halt
Reread by Rebekah Lodge.
FOR SALB Hat tor men. 81 00 and
81.80. Star Cleaner. 8 So. Front St.
handled Mark
qulctJ;
Ooldy
Arency.
FOR RENT S-room furalahed house.
838 Park St, evening.
FOR TRADE Equity In SS and 887 ;
West 3nd for Suburban piupoity. :
aome ground.
WANTED Orchard man by year.
Houaa furnished. Box 3873, Trrbun.
HOUSB TRAILER for Sale Inquire
1018 Weat 13th. Between Peach and
Hamilton.
DOZENS
of New Features
'42 Do. .
Soon st
D Bote Plymouth
Humphrey Motors
SI 8. Blteratde. Phon 4088
LET'S GO, U.S.A.
KEEP. 'EM FLYING!
Effective Today!
All Theatre Admissions
Must Be Taxed!
Aad that means the follow
tag naw price are is cti
KIDDIES U'x.x '5 He
All Other Theatre Atalsa!eae
Bemala the Same Except at tee
ROXY THIATII
where Mstlne (Sad. e lam. Onty)
wUl MOW i tie Indnatng Tax
Nicotinic acid derived from
tobacco is used tn the enrich
ment of white flour.
ROXY
Kite Only 6:45-9.15 15c Inc. UI
Last Times Tonltal
Ricardo Cortes-John Barrrmora la
"THE WORLD PREMIERE"
The Biggest Western Thrill in Years!
Peter B. Kyne's
epic of the West
roars onto the
screen ...
Charles
RUGGLES
Ellen DREW
Phil TERRY
Complete Shows on Weekdays Start at li48-t:H:18
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Special Added Attraction:
On ths Stage Tonight Only at 9 p. m.
Mann's 31 tt anniversary Far Fashion Revae
Ses h latest styles In fur ... at modelled by MtdforcJ'i moat beautiful girls.
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