MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941.
PAGE NINE
LOCAL and
O Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Mann of Bremerton, Wash.,
arrived here Sunday (or a ihort
visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Mann of 47 Rose avenue.
Minor Accident Mrs. Mary
Burke of Trail and H. C. Galey
1 of Ashland drove cars involved
in a alight mishap on Sixth
street near Front street yester-
; day afternoon, a report on file
said today. .
To Park Thomas C. Parker,
assistant superintendent of Cra
ter Lake national park, and
George T. Hopper, resident en
gineer, left this morning to
spend the day on official busi
ness In the park.
vi.k M.r. Mr. and Mr, nnn
Dally and children of Selah.
Wash., left vesterdav morning
by motor for Shasta. Cal., after
spending the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron
r" home of
Murdock, 1128 West Tenth
street. Mr. Dally ii an uncle
of Mrs. Murdock.
North For Holiday Robert H.
mercer, ,., 'u,uu
lenueni 01 hit nugue nivci
rational forest, Mrs. Mercer and
their children, Robert and Janet,
ill 1 U TU.-l..iin
. apc""
holiday with relatives in North I
Bend. The family planned to j
... .
return to Medford Friday.
Bon Born Mrs. Emma Merri
man of 513 North Bartlett street
was today in receipt of news of
the birth of a son to her grand
son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Merriman of Hailsbuig,
Cal. The baby, named Larry
Lee, is Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mer-
rtman's third son and Mrs
Emma Merriman's third great-
grandson.
To Leave Mrs. Frank Ovel
man of the Jacksonville high
way plans to return to Wheeler
tomorrow morning after spend
ing the past three weeks at her
home. Mrs. Ovelman is receiv
ing medical treatment at Wheel
- er and expects to remain there
for the coming two weeks. Mr.
Ovelman will drive his wife
north and will return after the
Thanksgiving holiday.
New Cruiser The O 4 C ad
ministration district office here
today announced, the appoint
ment of John A. Carnegie as
associate cruiser in the Med
ford district to replace Francis
Jacquemin who was transferred
to the Eugene district. Mr. and
Mrs. Carnegie, who arrived here
Saturday, have taken up resi
dence at 525 South Central ave-
I nue. Mr. Carnegie, an Oregon
State college man, began his
new employment yesterday.
Harvest Festival
DANCE
Townsend Hall
WEDNESDAY
No Advance in Price
THE BLOOD
REMEMBERS
by HELEN HEDRICK
A remarkable noval of Amer
ica's last frontier,, the Klam
ath region oi Oregon and Cali
fornia. Price $2.50.
SWEM'S
BOOK SHOP
I tfJ TaMe the satifyin(r flavor an J V
) rich smooth nrss of Ihia great
JZ?i whiskey... the traditional pref- j
oloco erenee) of men who know and
f respect the finest of liquors.
i NViftml DiMtltM Prndu'-tt Cornorstioii. New York
PERSONAL
Council Meeting City coun
cil will hold a regular semi
monthly meeting in chambers
on the top -floor of city hall at
7:30 tonight.
Hera For Day Harold L.
Skeen, general agent for the
Erie Railroad company, arrived
here by train this morning from
Portland for a day's business
visit
More Snow The ground cov
er of snow at headquarters
building in Crater Lake national
park was up to 11 inches this
morning, it was reported by
short-wave radio. The surface
was powder snow. Park roads
were in good condition though
icv in shadv sDOts. the broad-
caster said. Minimum temper-
ature durin the n'Snt was 13
degrees. The mercury stood at
2 degrees at the time of the
broadcast, 8:45 a. m.
On Furlough James W. Bean,
son of Mrs. Arthur Boyer of
Hilt, Calif., is home on a 10-day
furlough from the U. S. army.
Bean is a member of the 93rd
niioHapmoctap frrm p( T ji.'rln
field, Bakersfield, Calif. He en.
listed in the army at Seattle,
Wash., last January 15 and since
that time has been promoted to
4th class specialist in the post
, . j 14 .
A . . ,, . w r,,.h
stated by Sgt. Joseph W. Cush-
man, recruiter here on whom
Bean paid a call.
To Open Campaign Evange
list Leland H. Knight of Bonne
ville, Ark., today announced that
the series of revival meetings
scheduled for the Church of
! Christ on North Court street
will be started at 7:30 tomorrow
night. Meetings will be held
each evening at the same hour
and will continue through No
vember 30. Mr. Knight was to
have opened the series Sunday
night but was detained in Eu
gene because of the Willamette
valley flood and did not arrive
here until yesterday.
Firemen Called The fire de
partment's chemical crew was
called at 8:45 last night to the
residence of R. W. BJorkquist.
143 South Oakdale avenue,
when an oil burner became
overheated. The firemen took
care of the burner. Five min
utes later another crew was sent
to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Prentice, 517 Newtown
street, when a chimney fire
developed. The firemen stood
by while the soot In the chimney
burned itself out. Still fearful
that the house might catch fire,
Mrs. Prentice called the firemen
again at 11:41 p. m. but she was
assured, after another inspection
was made, that everything was
all right, the firemen reported.
There was no damage at either
place.
Plane Passengers Arriving by
United Mainliner this noon were
J. Brown and Dr. N. Hale, from
Sacramento, Cal., and William
McClure, from San Francisco.
Leaving were J. Carter, Dr. M.
Nerseth and Lester Nerseth, to
Portland, and E. Richards, to
Seattle. Arriving this forenoon
from Portland were W. Beatton
and W. Geahri. C. H. Jonas left
! last midnight for Oakland, Cal.
W. Hannum arrived from Port
land last night, heaving was
h. Irving, to Los Angeles. Arriv
ing last evening were R. Desch,
from Seattle, and F. Sommers,
from Portland. M. Riley arrived
from San Franojsco last evening.
Arriving from Portland yester
day on a special flagstop were
J. Carter and Vic Vettel. The
early morning plane today was
delayed in San Francisco be
cause of fog In the north.
Tht department of commerce
estimates that production of
typewriters this year will es
tablish an all-time new record.
100 Proof
"A Yank in the R. A. F." Coming Wednesday
Ffip, , ' -"V'V '?r'-' .-'- ' - ,'" . 'i
SI'S! f& ' rT?' ' M -? J V :
Tyrone Power is starred as
the Yank In the new air thriller.
"A Yank In the R. A. F.," which
opens a fourday run tomorrow
at the Craterian theatre. Betty
FUTURE TEACHERS
SELECT OFFICERS
. Southern Oregon College of
Education, Ashland, Nov. 18.
(Spl.) The Future Teachers of
America, an organization of
prospective elementary teachers
at Southern Oregon College of
Education, have elected the fol
lowing officers for the coming
year: President. Nellie McLain.
Ashland; vice-president, 1 1 a h
Farrow, Bayfield, Colo.; record
ing secretary, Mabel Jewett,
Medford; corresponding secre
tary, Borgny Romtvedt, Bonan
za; treasurer, Doreen DeLisle,
Ashland; editor, Leola Lee.
Grants Pass, and librarian, Ruth
Froman, Ashland.
The following new members
have been pledged for the com
ing year: Ilah Farrow, Bayfield,
Colo.; Elva Matthews, Days
Creek; Mildred Henson, Rose
burg; Cora Kronsteiner, Bandon;
Anna Belle Jacobs, Bandon;
Irene Yocom, Chiloquin; Wanda
Cox, Lincoln, and Jean Leonard,
Medford.
Ida O'Brien, supervisor of the
training school and Florence Al
len, supervisor of teaching In the
training school are advisors to
the Future Teachers of America.
RECORD LOG DRIVE
Myrtle Point, Ore., Nov. 18.-
W) Boom men expected to
wind up the biggest log drive
in Coos county history today.
More than 60.000,000 board feet
of logs, valued at $600,000, were
floated down the roaring Co-
quille river to the Smith Wood
Product company at Coquille.
American farmers employ
more than a million and a half
tractors, according to the de
partment of commerce.
Ends Tonltei
Orson Welles
tn
'Citizen Kane
I
Grable, as the American chorine
who becomes a heroine, heads
the featured cast which Includes
John Sutton and Reginald Gar
diner. A highlight of the picture
Jackson Co. Council
of Wonderland Will
Decide Continuance
Jackson county council of the
Shasta Cascade Wonderland as
sociation will meet with the
county court at 2 p. m. tomor
low to discuss with Forrest
Cooper of Lakevlew this coun
ty's participation In the associa
tion. Mr. Cooper Is the associa
tion's field director.
A short time ago the board
of directors of the Jackson Coun
ty Chamber of Commerce adopt
ed a resolution suggesting to the
county court that the county s
contribution of $500 annually to
the wonderland association be
omitted this year and resump
tion of the contribution be con-!
sidered again at the end of a
year, while no authorized state
ment was made as to the reason
for this suggestion. It was re
ported that the chamber of com
merce had some plan In mind
for expenditure of the fund
within Jackson county.
SAINT MARK'S PLANNING
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
Thanksgiving Day will be
celebrated by Saint Mark's
church at a special service on
Thursday at 10:30 o'clock In the
church. The altar and sanctuary
have been decorated with the
fruits of the soil. Junior and
senior vested choirs will lead the
music of the service. Special
hymns and anthem have been
prepared.
The service U for both chil
dren and adults. Very young
children may be left in the
nursery In the parish house. A
short thanksgiving message will
be given by the rector of the
church, the Rev. Herald G.
Gardner.
Dm Mill TrLDinj want sja.
STARTING TOMORROW! MOST
AVIATION THRILLER EVER
Mats . . . I ll
aamts . . . ue
is to is . . tse
KaVHes lie
Tsx Inclnd.
is the recreated scenes of the
Dunkirk evacuation. Many other
exciting scenes were actually
filmed in Europe with the co
operation of the British government.
In Crime Drama
IF 1 ii urn ii m i
Margaret Lindsay stars op
posite Ralph Bellamy in "Ellery
Queen and the Pot feet Crime,"
which opens for today and to
morrow only at the Rialto the
atre. Miss Lindsay plays Nikki
Porter, Ellery Queen's dutiful
secretary In this latest of the
sensational film series based
upon the crime-hunting exploits
of the fictional detective. Char
ley Grapewin also appears In
the familiar role of Inspector
Queen. This marks the third
screen portrayal of Ellery Queen
by Bellamy.
Oriental Sleuth
7
V
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Charley Chan comes to the
Roxy theatre for tomorrow night
and Thursday in the starring
role of "Dead Men Tell," which
plays as the companion feature
with "Mr. and Mrs. Smith,"
co-starring Robert Montgomery
and Carole Lombard.
i
1
X happv-go-lucky Yankaa daredevil In ths
R.A.F. . . . getting mora than ha bargained
ior in the terrific air battle at the evacua
tion oi Dunkirk!
.
"BEITY GRABLE
JOIN SUTTON - RE6INALS CAIDIKtl
and
THOUSANDS OF OTHIRS
FULL HOLIDAY ON
THANKSGMNG DAY
Thanksgiving will be observed
here Thursday as a state and
national legal holiday.
Federal, state, county and city
offices, banks and stores will be
closed for the day. There will
be no mail delivery. The Mall
Tribune will go to press early,
at 12:30 noon.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT- Nicely furnished 6-room
modern house. 3 bedrooms, fur
nac heat, electric, range, washing
machine, mgtfislrs. gams, clone
In. at 030 W. Fourth. Key at 44
No. Peach.
BEAUTY SPECIAUJ SHAMPOO and
F1NORR WAVE, 76c. PERMANENT
WAVES. $3.75 and up. complete
with shampoo, linger wavt and
haircut. Manicure. 3V. oil Mani
cure. SOe, BOWMAN BEAUTY
SALON. 337 So. Central. Tel. SIM.
FOR RENT Modem, newly decorated
-room nupiex apartment. Close In.
Phone 8617.
TURKEY DINNER served Thankftair-
Ing Day. Village Inn, Shady Core.
THREE-ROOM furnished apartment.
neaiea. jjv north try.
1940 Chevrolet S-ton pickup. Oood
as new. i west iv u ran is pass.
FOR SALE Piano. Davenport and
Chair. Emmette Oott. 1117 E. Jack
son. CARD READINO 1. 329 Jeannette.
LOST-f-Male cocker spaniel, white
cnux. ttewara. snyaer, camp with
.Us. Phone 4393.
THANXSOIVINO DAY le us all be
thankful that we are Americana.
Celebrate this original American
Day at Bhrheart'i. 336 South Riv
erside. Turkey, Ooose. and Chick
en, with all the trimmings that
the Brttlih do without, 80c, 7 Jo
and S 1.00.
THANKSOIVINO DINNER With sll
the trimmings, only SOo at Rossi's
Cafe. Central Point.
FOR RENT House. Inquire 30 Tripp.
FOR SALaB 10S6 Chevrolet coupe.
gooq condition, new ninoer, priced
right. 844 8. Central.
FOUND Chauffeur's cap. Call
Tribune office, pay for adv.
FOR SALE 14 acres. Irrigated, pro
ductive soil; 7room house witn
bath; barn, new garage, chicken
house; family orchard. Located on
Paclflo Highway. Only S3600. Look
this over.
ALSO 7-roora plastered house, fire-
place, breakias t nook, lota of built
Ins; attlo. cement foundation,
garages, well located on pavement?
rents for 133.60 per month. Price
3600.
ALSO 4 -room modern house In first
class condition: service porch, gar
age, large lot. aiB60. Terms.
U O. P1CKELL
IS So. Bartlett
IMPROVED acres, fine little
olace. pressure Irrigation water,
electric pump for house. Across
from City Psrk. Grants Pass, Just
outside cur limits, si fro, nair casn
J. A. Williams, 398 E. Park, Orant
Pass.
ASSOCIATED beating oils, day
nlte. Tel. 8111. MED. FUEL,
OUR STEAKS are the best try them.
Hamburgers, 8 for 26c. Milkshakes
6c, at Utile's Place, corner Court
and McAndrews.
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lnsld you er your child
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vorvi (rounlwm) f w f it mr-.xag ,
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it'tcufe. rilt ilp. If ytxi an nund
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FOR RENT Dec. 1. furnished 3-bed
room house, east side, paved street,
electrte range, water heater snd
Ice box. Phone S331.
THIS ADV entitles Kenneth Ballweg.
10 neene why nrive. to a FRFE
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT st the MED
FORD BRAKE SHOP. 303 1C. River
side. NICE 7-roora unfurnished house for
rent. Fireplace, built-in buffet,
close tn. Phone SMS.
FOR SALE Used wood ranges, priced
'"t rrnaonaDie. lamoroia Oregon
Power Co.
FOR SALE Piano and bench, S50.
Tel. 6346.
WANTED Companions to Seattle.
lesving Wednesday morning. Call
Ed. 3736.
FOR HAIJ5 Pour young Jersey cows.
Reasonably priced. Frank Wooter.
Talent. Inquire Standard Station.
TRY OUR BARBEQUFD TURKEY
Tnankdgtving Imv. Full dinner on
ly ooc. Fried Chicken. 60c. IJllle's
Place, corner Court A McAndrews.
WHEN you are out Crater Lake high
way eat a village inn. Shady cove.
WANTED Oentlemen roomer. At
tractive, quiet room, steam heat,
private bath, separate entrance, close
In. Call 4033 after S pjn.
A FENDER DENT or a badly damaged
body quickly repaired at Dally Auto
Painting and Body Shop, 38 So.
Bartlett.
FOR SALE Household furniture,
reasonable. 437 N. Riverside.
FOR R PINT 6 -mom modern furn
ished house, S33. Phone 4929.
MIDDLE-AO ED married man wants
ranch dairy )ob. 931 8. Central.
FOR SALE Used electric ranges.
Priced very reasons hie. CALIFOR
NIA OREOON POWER CO.
FOR SALE High quality meat for
your locker at a savings. Phone
39 06.
FOR SALE Frtgldatre. Reasonable.
Used very little. Phone 6077.
FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood.
Phone 4603. Hawiey Fuel Co.
When Chest
Colds
Strike Give-
give the Important Job of relieving
miseriea to the IMPROVED Vicka treat
ment that take, only 3 minutes and
makes good old Vkks VapoRub give
acTTia mm ma ruultsi
ACTS t WAYS AT MCt to
bring relief . . . KNtTMTIS ta upper
breathing passages with soothing me
dicinal vapors . . . snsMUTUchat
and back surfaces like a warming poul
tice . . . and mMt roa MUM to ease
coughs, relieve muscular soreness or
tightness, and bring real comfort.
To get this Improved treatment
just massage VapoRub tor 3 minutes
ON BACK as well as
throat and chest, For letter assarts
then spread a thick MftfC
layer on chest and ulsl
cover with warmed Vaou
cloth. Try ttl Tha fcnsrtTss Wtf
tr at w anr
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PLAYFUL MONKEY and
an ARROW of DEATH!!
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fingernails to tha quick whan Ellsrr
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BURI Tn with your dry wood. Be
iMrt Onwn nr Slabs. Heaping losd.
S3.00. lied. Fuel. Tel. 3111.
RAW FURS WANTED
HIOHEST c.&h prices paid for Muih
rum. ekunk. Mink, Coyote and Boo
Cau.
Investigate our prices before you
srll
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOU61
27 Nortti Orape
r R A loans quickly .rrtcientlt
Mark Ooldy Agency
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dime. Larger economy sizes,
too at all druggist.
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