MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1941.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
"A Yank in the R. A. F." Showing
Officer 111 City Traffic Of
cer C.yde Fichtner was con
Tjned to his home, 101 Clark
street, today with a severe cold.
Horn for Holiday Howard
Jones of Eugene is spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Jones, 415 Newtown street.
From Canada Mr. and Mrs.
Grover Young and daughter of
Barkerville, B. C, arrived yes
terday by auto for a brief visit
with Mrs. Youna's brother, Wal
ter Al'en, 1025 West 11th street.
Time Changed Intermediate
department of the Methodist
Sunday school will meet at
Wesley chapel for its skating
party at 3 p. m. tomorrow in
stead of 3:30 as originally an
nounced. Minor Accident Dave Todd
St Route 2 and J. E. Redman
f 420 Western avenue drove
cars involved in a slight mishap
at Sixth and Main streets yes
terday afternoon, a report on
file said today.
To Portland A. S. Rosen-
baum, district freight and pas
senger agent for the Southern
Pacific company in Medford,
left last night by train for Port
land where he planned to spend
Thanksgiving with friends.
Visits Parents Robert Fow
ler, with the AAA soil conser
vation service at Corvallis ar
rived home by motorcar last
evening to spend the Thanks
giving holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Fowler,
Kings nighway.
Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs.
OH. R. Meyling and son Tommy
hi Stockton, Cal., are visiting at
the home of Mrs Meyling's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Foster,
115 Clark street. The Meylings
plan to return south Sunday by
motorcar. -
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Oyster Dinenr Regular and
volunteer firemen enjoyed a
tried oyster dinner at fire
department headquarters last
night. The dinner was prepared
by Chif Roy E'liott and Claude
Stevens. The oysters were pre
sented to the fire department
as a gift from Holly's Sea Food
Market.
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Flies South Max C. Henne,
Medford manager of United Air
Lines, was to leave by United
Mainliner this afternoon for
Oakland, Cal., where he was to
spend a couple of days at his
home. He will also spend a
week at the company's office
in San Francisco before return
ing to Medford.
Roof Fire Fire this morning
burned part of the roof of the
residence of William B. Cook,
338 Chestnut avenue. The blaze
started around a stove pipe
where It entered the chimney
and Chief Roy Elliott reported
that the pipe was too short and
did not extend far enough into
the chimney to be safe. Fire
men answered a ward alarm at
7.57 a. m.
Confer George I. Noyes, San
Francisco, regional appraiser of
the Hume Owners Loan corpo
ration, and Frank Eivers, Port
land, Oregon state appraiser,
conferred yesterday with Carl
Y. Tengwald, 125 West Main
street, on final reports on the
appraisal of land required for
the proposed Beagle-Antelope
army cantonment. Mr. Eivers
was in charge of the HOLC
cantonment land appraisal of
fice here toward the end of the
work, replacing Herman Kalvog
who organized the work here.
Mr. Tengwald was on the ap
praisal staff. Mr. Noyes and
Mr. Eivers were en route by
car from San Francisco to Port
land. Mr. Noyes was accom
panied by his wife.
Plane Passengers Early morn
ing United Mainliner was de
layed today at Oakland, Cal.,
because of unfavorable weather
conditions at Portland. Leaving
for Sacramento by Mainliner
last midnight were T. Brown
and Dr. N. Hale. Last night's
northbound plane, held at Med
ford because of fog at Portland
and Seattle, left at 9 a. m. today.
Arriving on the plane were M.
Jones, from Oakland, and H.
Hart, from San Francisco. Leav
ing were W. Whidden and Mr.
and Mrs. R. Byrd, to Portland,
and G. Truesdell, to Seattle.
D. Richardson arrived from
Portland early last night. Miss
B Sheldon arrived last evening
from Portland. Leaving for San
Francisco were L. Beckely and
Miss E. Joyce. Departing for
Fortlard yesterday afternoon
were Mrs. F. Neil, Miss F. Neil
and L. Pierson.
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Tyrone Powar, In the title i the Craterian theatre until Sat
role, and Betty Grable are urday night. A Pete Smith
starred in the record-smashing short, "Flicker Memories," is
aviation thriller, "A Yank in causing much merriment on the
the R. A. F.," now showing at : same program.
Westerners on Holiday Bill
11)1 M,iHiiiiiiMMf.H
The grandest cast of western
names ever assembled in a mo
tion picture have the starring
roles in "Badlands of Dakota,"
which comes to the Rialto the
atre today for a gala three-day
Thanksgiving week-end treat.
Starred in the mighty saga of
the roaring west during the days
of Wild Bill Hickok and General
Custer are Robert Stack, Rich
ard Dix, Andy Devine, Ann
Rutherford. Hush Herbert, Bro-
derick Crawford, Lon Chaney,
Jr., Fuzzy Knight, and Frances
Farmer.
"Pals of the Pecos," starring
the Three Mesquiteers, plays as
the companion western.
AUCTION BALE at our new location.
Phoenii-, Or. Every Sat., commenc
ing at 1:00 p.m. Have tome good
consignment for this sale, includ
ing ome Hereford cattle. Have
some pood dairy heifers, alto butch
er cattle, hogs, and sheep. We vac
cinate pigs Friday p. m. "Always
attend the Auction " So. Ore. Live
stock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dud
ley Auctioneer). Phone 622A.
PRIZES For Hill Billy tumes.
Oriental Oardem. Sat. Kite.
PRE -HOLIDAY SPECIALS
We have In stock a fine selection
of u&ed cars that we are going to
move at reduced prices. These cars
are all recondiUoned and have
many miles at service In them.
36 Plymouth Coupe. This car
has new rubber. The motor
la good.
A good buy st yJJJ
39 Ford Tud or Sed . Good
paint, good rubber, hcaur
and defroster.
See this buy at
$635
$345
36 CheT. Std. Cpe. This Is
one of the Chevrolet Econ
omy cars.
A lot of miles for
Sfl Hudson Tudor SVd. This
car has been thoroughly re
conditioned, new paint,
good rubber. C?QC
See this bargain ytwJ
36 Chevrolet Master Cpe. You
will have to see this car to
appreciate its condition C9CC
and the low price of yOOv
Churning cream butterfat: First
grade 41; second grade 39.
Northern California: Contin
ued clear tonight and Friday;
not so cold in interior valleys
tonight; moderate northerly
wind off shore and inland but
fresh to strong northeasterly In
the mountains; low humidity.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT S-room unfurnished du
plex. Third snd Ivy. Phone 3804.
BARN DANCE Oriental. Sat. Kite.
Music by Ray's Oldtlme Rhythm
Makers.
37 Ford Tudor Sedan. This
car has good paint, good
rubber, heater and seat
covers. See It and buy It at
Model A Pick-up. Not much
for looks, but will run. A
grod rig for the farm.
Not much money st ......
33 Chevrolet Pick-up. This
has 600x16 tires snd runs
good. Will save this price
In no time.
At ft price to sell
37 Ford Touring Sedan. This
car has the tnink. heater
and Is In good condition. fl J J P
$395
$40
$125
$795
throughout at only
39 Stude. President Sed. Here
Is a car anyone would be
proud to own. Heater, radio,
low mileage.
Thla car only ,, -
We have many other makes and
models to choose from at these
bargain prices.
cooksey motor co.
Studebaker Cars and Trucks
133 So. Riverside Dial 3618
TOUR ear will look like new when
it lcavea Dally Auto Painting and
Body Shop. 28 So. B::ltt.
PLANER BLOX Big itOO c f . load.
aa.W. MEU. FUEL. Tel. 3111.
ART, CRAFT WORK
ROXY
Mat, 22c inc. tu Ene 2.V Inc. Ut
Klddln lie Inc. tax
Show. Torts: 1:4S-:B-:-(:(
Many types of art and craft
work are on display at the art
exhibit at 32 South Central ave
nue in observance of national
art week. The displays will be
open to the public Friday and
Saturday, the exhibit being
closed over Thanksgiving day.
Among artists exhibiting are
Mrs. Elizabeth Vrieland, who
has won many state prizes with
her oils; John Reisacher, Eugene
Bennett. Philip Henselman,
Alice Egan, Barbara Blew,
Florence Jordan and others.
Also on display are sculpture
and handcraft of all kind, hand
made picture cards and black
opals and agates exhibited by
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dixon of
Gold Hill.
LAST TIMES TODAY
Holiday Schedule Today
CoaoU
tOMIAKD
KONTCOMIRT
plus Charlie Chan in
"DEAD MEN TELL"
San Francisco Butter
San Francisco, Nov. 20
(USDA) Butter and cheese
unchanged.
Sacramento, Nov. 20 (P)
Biggest SMASH HIT of 1941!
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XWITIL, LiniXL ft
with BETTY GRABLE John Sutton
COMING SUNDAYI
-jjj Ma HUmiH-Mirt RUCKY
H tONst it con roifia
Matinees: 33c-25c-lle Inc. tax E.eningj: 44e 2Sc-llc inc. tax
start Tomorrow
A NEW IDEA
IN SERIALS
5 EPISODES
On Eplfode Each
Week for S Weeks
And Each Epts ode
FEATURE-LENGTH
Hailed b
Life Malta
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greatest aer
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made!
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flt the Stars
STACK MX 0EVlME .
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CRAWF
in a red-blooded
saga of Deadwood
during the days oi
Wild Bill Hickok.
Calamity Jan and
General Custerlll
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Frances Tuma
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Holiday Schedule Todayi Shows 1:45 3:15 S:4S t:30
MATi.vr.es
Adults tse Inc. tax
Ktddm lie Ine. ui
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EVtMNOS
Adults toe ine. Ui ;
Kiddies lie Ine. fat
FORCED TO 8 ELL 4 brood sows,
just bred. 3 to farrow about Dec.
IS. Jersey Duroe Boar, choio wran
sr and feeder p'.n: Guernsey row.
L. W. Badger, 3 ml. north Central
Point.
OLDTIME DANCING Oriental Oar
dens, fiat. Nite. Pun for everybody.
WANTED rurnHure. toola. poultry
and Junk. Will pay cash. Box 643,
Medford. Private party.
LOOK Medford auction evrrv Fri
day. 1 p.m. West Main. Richfield
Station. Wtll buy for cash anything
or sell for lO'T- commission. Auc
tioneer C. T. Burk.
ATTENTION TRAPPERS Eagle Point
P parm Is now buying furs. With
the connections we have in the
field we positively can py more
for your musk rats and other fum.
Se us before jou sell. Eagle Point.
Oregon.
NOTICE Fresh car "Diamond
fiprtnes" processed or crushed lime
for sale. Porter Lumber Co. Phone
3B81.
6- ACRES. 4 -room house. garage,
chicken house. 4 miles from Grant
Pass, 4A0 cash.
Also
8 -ACRES on Hlway 99, good Improve
ment. S4250.
Also
93-ACRES, well Improved 50 acre
free water. Appleg.ite dlst., 8,000.
H. O. HILL, Rogue River, Ore.
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow, gentle,
75 Must bo cash. Call or phone
36-XX -3 after A p m. C. E. Smith
hrme. Central Point, Mrs. John
Obenchain,
ICE SKATES sharpened. Hollow
ground. Sims Bros. 33 N. Fir.
CASH PRIZES Dreamland Masque
rade Ball. Saturday night.
CASH PRIZES for the best costumes
at ureamiana Bit. nit.
BIO Masquerade Ball.
Saturday night.
Dreamland,
PMIDDLE-AGE-
WOMENa)
HEED THIS ADVICE1I
tf you're cross, restls. nerrous
suffer hot Raabss, diuioess auaed
by this period in woautn's lUe
try Lydia E. Pink ham Compound
Tablets (with added tron. Made es
peaallv for women . Thousands upon
thousand remarkably helped. Fol
low label directions. Woriii tryxngl
REMEMBER the Btg Masquerade Ball
at Dreamland, Saturday night.
FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood.
Phone 4503. Haw ley Fuel Co.
BURN EM with your dry wood. Se
lect Green Fir Blabs. Heaping load,
3.00. Med. Fuel, Tel. 3111.
RAW FURS WANTED
HIOHEST cash prices paid for Mush
rats. Skunk, Mink, Coyote and Bob
Cats.
Investigate our prices before you
sell
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSB
37 North Grape
P. H. A. LOANS quickly. erncienUf
handled Mark Ooldy Agency.
DANCE
Sal., Nov. 22
Roxy Ann Granga
Merrill's Orchestra
91
Ladle 30o Cents 30c
Tax Included
DONT MISS ths Barn Done. 8t.
ntte. A good time for all at Oriental
Oardena.
WHEN you arc out Crater LaRa high
way rat a Village Inn. Shady Cove.
GET WONDERFUL RELIEF
Far liua and Itch of Simple
P-l-L-E-S!!
fMmvl pile need not wrmrk i4 tortnrs
jrou with madctnir)i rich, burn and Irrita
tkfl. tttsart'a Pyranlel HiippoaJUrtc brinK
Mtiifk. we I com rlif. Their T-waty mdica
tton mfim rl eumfort. fvduca tTin.
hlt titrhten rrUxed mtmbrinn. vtntly
lubricate and Hiftna. Trnteritv and ami
baflnir. to easy to ua, lt' wundvrful tu ba
frea of pita trrtur aaain. Gat itartuina
Staart'a Pyramid Supporter at ynur druc
Ura without delay aOe and 11.20
v s moncy-DacK auarantaa.
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jL TODAY
HAVE FUH!
ATTHEMEDFORD ICE ARENA
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
AFTERNOON, 1 p. m. to 3 p. m., and 4 p. m. to 6 p. m.
NIGHT, 7:45 p. m. to 10 p. m.
Special Welcome To College Students
On Thanksgiving Vacation
FRIDAY St
c J, f Vv . JIN. is? 1
MORNING
10:30 A. M.
ak
it .a
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-For the Children!
TOY MAT
FR1M
10
at the M1
IK EE
3D A.
Sponsored by George A. Hunt Theatres
and The Mail Tribune
JANE WITHERS
IN
"A Very Young Lady"
plus "The Three Stooges" in
"FROM NURSE TO WORSE"
Also TWO Technicolor CARTOONS
"Tangled Television" and "Papa Gets the Bird"
ADMISSION:-Any Tpy-New,
Old or Broken for the Medford
Firemen's Christmas Toy Shop
ALL CHILDREN ARE WELCOME!