MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1941.
PAGE NTNB
LOCAL and
To Lake Thomas C. Parker,
assistant superintendent of Cra
ter Lake national park, and
Letter H. Anderson, resident
landscape architect, left this
morning to spend the day in
the park.
Minor Accident J. VT. Shir
ley of 211 Vancouver avenue
and Bert L. Seidel of 4 Cargill
Court drove cars Involved in a
slight mishap at Ninth and Ivy
streets yesterday morning, a
report on file said today.
To Red Bluff Bob Green,
402 'i Newtown street, plans to
leave by United Mainllner late
tonight for Red Bluff. Cal.,
where he will act as relief man
for United Air Lines at the Red
Bluff airport for the next 10
days. Mr. Green Is a station
attendant at Medford United
Air Lines office.
Returns Home Walter J Rein
king, city policeman, returned
to hit home at 28 Washington
street yesterday morning from
Port'and where he recently un
derwent an operation at St.
Vincent's hospital, He is getting
along well and is expected to
return to duty In the near
future.
Visits Alfred Anderson ar
rived last night for a brief visit
with his former associates of
the California Oregon Power
comoany by which he was em
ployed here for three years.
Mr. Anderson is now under
going training in aviation sheet
metal work at the U. S. naval
air station at Sand Point. Se
attle. He will return to Seattle
tomorrow
a . e a
Visiting Here Mrs. Russell
TJhriue and Miss Pauline Vro
man. former local residents now
residing in Vancouver, Wash.,
arrived here Wednesday night
to remain until Sunday visiting
relatives. Mrs. Uhrine Is staying
with her parents. City Police
man and Mrs. Ray F. Sloneker
of 712 West Jackson boulevard.
Miss Vroman is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Vtoman of 122 Tripp street,
and r.er sister Joan of the same
address.
In Jail Jack Egger, 22, and
George Richardson, 19, both
from Coalwood, West Va., were
being held in the county Jail
here today on a charge of trans
porting a stolen car over a state
border. They were brought here
by Paul Hanlin, U. S. deputy
marshal, after they had waived
a preliminary hearing before
U. S. Commissioner Bert C.
Thomas in Klamath Falls. They
were held for the grand jury
under $2,000 bail each. They
Are accused specifically of trans
porting a stolen car from Coal
wood to Klamath Falls.
Aviation Cadets The follow
ing youths were to report today
to the U. S. naval reserve avia
tion base at Seattle to begin
flight training for the navy:
Donaid R. Gillespie, 1315 East
Main street, Donald C Stanley,
Route 4. Box 2, Rolland N.
Rinabarger, 841 East Ninth
street, and Chester L. Robert
son, Eagle Point. They will
ipend about two months at the
Seattle reserve base and then
go to Corpus Christi, Texas, for
four 6r five months of advanced
training. If they complete the
course successfully, they will be
commissioned as ensigns In the
nav-Bi reserve. All four youths
made excellent records In civil
ian pilot training courses at the
Southern Oregon College of Ed
ucation and at Medford munici
pal airport under Thomas A.
Culbertson. Jr.. flight instructor.
MONEY SAVING
VALUES
SATURDAY
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
HATS
o SHOES
SWEATERS
Skirts & Blouses
SHOP FOR XMAS
ROBES SLIPPERS LINGERIE ETC.
the BAF.D BOX
PERSONAL
Vets To Meet Jackson coun
ty chapter 8. Disabled American
Veterans, and its auxiliary will
meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the
irmiry end Commander Frank
J. Hclbrook requests all mem
ber to be present on time. The
meeting will be in the form of
a bl-thday party for auxiliary
members.
Weather Clear Beautiful,
clear weather prevailed today
at Crater Lake national park,
it was reported by short-wave
radio. The snow remained about
a foot deep at headquarters
building. Lowest temperature
in the night was 20 degrees
while at broadcast time. 8:45
a. m. the thermometer read 25
degrees, the broadcast said.
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Return Home The Rev. and
Mrs. Herald G. Gardner, accom
panied by their daughter Joan
returned to their home, 48
Quince street. Wednesday after
a motor trip to Eugene where
they visited their other daugh
ter. Peggy, -a freshman at the
University of Oregon. They
were accompanied home . by
Peggy, Miss Patricia Farrell and
Miss Barbara Jean Schuler, all
students at the university. En
route north Father Gardner was
guest speaker at an Episcopal
dinner in Roseburg Monday
evening. He is pastor of St.
Mark's here.
'
Enlist In Army Three south
ern Oregon men were formally
enlisted in the regular army air
corps in Portland November 18,
Sgt. Joseph W. Cushman. com
mander of the recruiting sta
tion here was officially notified
today. They were Monroe M.
McGonagle, son of Mr and Mrs.
William McGonagle of Route 2,
John A. Bergstrom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles L. Bergstrom
of Ashland and Harlan G. Cooke
of G.endale. The three will be
sent to the air corps recruit
training station at Biloxi Miss.,
for tneir first 12 weeks of train
ing after which they will be able
to specialize in one of the many
technical trades offered by the
army air corps. Sgt Cushman
said. McGonagle attended Med
ford high school from 1936 to
1938. Bergstrom graduated from
Ashland high school last spring,
plans to become one of the new
enlisted pilots the air corps is
now training
Plane Passengers R Byrd
arrived from Portland by Unit
ed Mainliner this forenoon.
Leaving were H. G. Bandy and
Mrs. W, F Phares and daughter,
to Los Angeles, and William
Frager and June Davis, to Reno,
Nev. H. B. Fogerson arrived
from Portland last midnight.
The northbound plane last night
was held at the Medford airport j
because of fog at Portland. It ;
lert at 9:12 a. m. today. Arriv
ing yesterday afternoon were
F. Morton, from San Francisco,
and Mrs. S. Biorkqulst. from
Oakland, Cal. F. Helfing left
for Chicago. Arriving yesterday
noon were W. Froleich. from
Los Angeles, and Mrs. A. Clem
ens and infant from Merida.
Yucatan, via Los Angeles. James
Morris- arrived from Seattle on
the forenoon plane. Leaving
were Mrs. Nellie Bernhardt, to
Los Angeles, Miss Clara Junior,
to San Francisco, and C. A.
Kearney and Max C. Henne, to
Oakland.
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Anklet tnJ lel worn out, flu to non-ormic
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trous Mp to thousands. Printed ffutr&ntce.
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Ak torn- druciUt lor Crttx todv. Only 15
Fred Astaire in
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Nimble-footed Fred Astaire, j
admittedly the world's greatest
dancer, goes to the army for the
background of his new dancing-comedy
hit, "You'll Never
Get Rich," which comes to the
Craterian theatre Sunday for a
three day showing. The filmusi
cal also serves to introduce As
taire's new dancing partner
lovely Rita Hayworth whose
"South of Tahiti"
Ail the excitement, the thrills.
the action of a lost group of
adventurers in an uncharted sea
comes to the screen in "South
of Tahiti," which plays at the
Rialto theatre Sunday and
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work in the picture has result
ed in her being hailed as Fred's
best partner, even by those who
were completely won by Ginger
Rogers.
A special treat for the ladles
attending the matinee shows
during the run of the picture
will be Fluhrer's gift of a free
loaf of Hollywood Bread to all
ladies purchasing matinee tick
ets. Coming Sunday
Monday. Starring Brian Don-
levy, Brod Crawford, Andy De-
vlne and Maria Montez, the
South Seas adventure takes a
boat load of fugitives to an
island commanded by a white
woman who lashes men and
due Sf
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1 And Thi Rousln Western Companion Feature! J ijjWWnT)
Bill Elliotf'North from Lone Star" p 'ffiEffl
beats beasta to a fury never be
fore caught by the motion pic
ture camera. Most of the out
door scenes were actually film
ed in the South Seas and south
of Tahiti.
At Park Dr. George C. Ruhle.
naturalist of Crater Lake na
tional park who has winter of
fices here, spent yesterday at
the lake.
Too Late to Classify
DODGE fix Sedan. .35 casa. 837 W.
Palm. Medford.
DOWNSTAIRS Apartment fur Rent.
Furnished: SaT4ge, oil heat, wash
ing marntne and laundry trays,
electric rantce, refrleerator. SIS W.
10th St. Phone M. Open thla
weekend.
FOR SALE Msnzanlta wood. 1730
Prune.
WANTED A loan ot S2M. Rich placer
(told rami in No. Calif, as security.
837 W. Palm St.. Medford.
FOR RFNT 4 -room modern cottage:
fireplace, hardwood floors; east side.
Inquire 833 N. Central.
FOUND Keya on heary wire. Wllber
Reed. Inquire Corners, Crater
Lake Highway.
FOR SALE Newtown Ppltrenbure;
and Dellrloua apples. Also banana
squash and tomatoes. One mile
south Phoenix. Eugene Hssen
furter.
EXPERIENCED truck driver wants
work. Box 4955. Tribune.
TWO tut hogs for salo. 1120 West
and.
HUBBARD BROS. hr PR ES TONE,
the finest antl-freeee.
FOR RfTNT Small furnished bouse.
638 Pearl.
POSTS for al. Inqulr H. H.
MeClunfc. Rogue River. Box 131.
WANTED Man with truck to haul
300 corda of wood, phone 4295.
GOOD U9FD wood rang for aale.
Phone 6418 for direction!.
3-ROOM unfumtihd house. Close
In. Inquire Peach Street Grocery.
LUXURIOUS 1938 Bulck Sedan for
quick aale. A trial will convince
you lt'a better. Shulta Bros.
FOR RENT Furnished 4bedroom. 3
bathroom residence and garage.
Close In. Electric ttove. Frlgldalre.
gaa furnace, shade, shrubbery and
garden. Victor C. Sether.
APPLES 0o and SI .00 lug. Bring
container. Walter Tolle, Stewart
Ave.
WANTED Your watch and clock re
pairing. Work guaranteed. Reason-
able price. C. B. Myers, HQ North
central.
WARM, exceptionally well furnished
bedroom and living room. Also sin
gle room. Private entrance, 604
Pennsylvania.
NICE warm furnished apartment.
Private bath. Refrigerator. 80S W.
Main.
FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent.
Adult only. Call at 907 West 10th.
FOR SALE Milking Shorthorn cow,
ready to freshen. 3 other heavy
springers. Brood sows, coming with
1 their second litter In January.
West Main atreet. 2nd house west
Free s Oarage.
Something New In Serials
Each Episode Feature -Length I
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WANTED TO RENT 40 acres or
mora, with water, amaU bouaa. ate.
Tribune, box 4901.
Its FORD and Dodge Sedans. Tina
cara at remarkably low coat, Shulta
Bros.
FOR SALE Newly decorated 4-roorn
modern house. 4 baaement. II sral.
nuu. S plum trees, aifl&o. Will con
sider late model car down. 703
Dakota.
FOR SALE 3 -room bouse. 2 bed
rooms, breakfast nook. bath, set-rice
porch, wash trays: lot 60x130 feet;
large ahade treea: paved atreet. de
srrahla location. Close In. (1SU0.
Terms.
t,. O. PTCKm,
16 B. Bartlett
14-FT. BOAT and trailer, also wicker
be he butrffT. 707 Sherman.
WANTED Sewing. All kind and
alteration. Phon 3807.
1935 FORD pickup and panel.
Shulu Broa.
BOYS OR OIRLS. 18-33. Free to
travel. Transportation furnished.
Good pay. Miss Peterson, 1501 N.
Rjvera.de. Camp Wlthus, 5-8 pm.
2-ROOM fumiphed apartment. Steam
heated. 100A West Main, ptione
3691.
PRUNEPS WANTED Rogue River
Orchards. End of No. Central.
93 ACRES. watr for fifty acres paid,
upkeep 7ftc per acre. 6-room mod
ern home, garage, barn, 68x83,
Stanchions for 1 cows, smoke
house, hog house, machine ahed.
64130 mortgage 3. Taxes 8166.
Total price 612.000 00.
C. 8. BUTTERFIELD
410 Medford Building
$1500
PINK OP CONDITIO!
S rooms and aWping porch; Just
rrnovated, vacant, garage: prl
1B00; only W0 down, balance Ilka
rant.
Also
$3675
BRAND NEW
4 large rooms, lartre breakfast noo.
floored attic, Ilraplaca. hardwood
floors, aertlee porch, garage. Owner
leaving. Only 500 down, balanca
28 per month.
Also
BinJUHBAN TRACTS
ON STEWART AVENUE
Priced to sell, only 50 down, bal
ance 12 60 per month. These tract,
are level and Irritated. -MARK
A. OOLDT
Phone 3306 109 E. Mala tt.
Evenings. Phone 2417,
Mr. Bee be
FOR. SALE New heavy white eatln
formal. Site 18. Phone 3807.
FREE Atmoray demonstrations. At
moraya for sale or rent, 116 6.
Ivy. Phone 2828.
WILL TRADE: Clear 1937 Hudson
aerian for later model car: 8-paa-
enger coupe or aedan. Will M-
ume difference, pnone iu.
FOR SALE Large black Jersey milk
mw tust fresh: tnrra can. uiann
Darby, 1 ml. eaat Four Corners,
Crater Lake Highway.
FOR RENT B-room furnished house
1110 W. 10th.
DANCE SATURDAY NIOHT. NOT.
22nd at Silver Moon. 1180 Oak St..
Ashland. Closing for repalra. Last
dance until wew xeara sr..
OCDTTME PANCTNO Oriental Gar
dens. Sat. Nlte. Fun for everybody.
SIXTY CATERPILLAR and bulldoewr.
Loading plank and chkera. Sacri
fice. 1895 00. Sbulta Broa.
DONT MTRS the Bam Darv. gt.
nit, a good time for all at Oriental
Garden a.
WHEN you are out Crater Lake high
way eat a Village Inn. Shady Cove.
FOR SALE Corn 823 ton In 6-ton
lot or more. Del mar Smith. Cen
tral Point.
ATTENTION TRAPPERH Entile Point
Fox Farm la now buying fura. With
the connect lone w have In the
field we positively can pay more
for your musk rata and other fura.
See us before you sell. Eagle Point.
Oregon.
10 OOOD used care priced from 117 JO
to e 100 00. Shulu Bros.
NOTICE Freeh ear "Diamond
Sprtnga" processed or crushed lime
for sale. Porter Lumber Co. Phone
3831.
PRIZES For Hill Billy ooatumee.
Oriental Gardens. Sat. Nlte.
FOR R ENT ft-room furnished apart
ment. Nwiy decorated. 623.60.
701i W. 11th street.
FOR RENT S -room unfurnished du
plex. Third and Ivy. Phone- 3604.
FOR MYRTLE WOOD NOVELTIES,
see our nice display at 809 Eaat
Jackson.
BARN DANCE Oriental. Sat. Nlte. )
Music by Ray's Oldtime Rhythm '
Makera. I
WANTED Experienced prtinere.
Phone 8338. Illlhee Orchard. Elmer
Hull.
ICE SKATES sharpened. Hollow j
ASSOCIATED heating oils day or nlte.
Tel. Sill. MED. FUEL.
CASH PRIZES Dreamland Maaque-
raae Ban. eaiuroay nignt.
DANCE Rosy Ann Orange Sat..
Not. 22. Merrill s Orchestra. Ladles
80e. Oenta 80c, tax Included.
CASH PRIZES for the best costumes
at Dreamland Bat. nlte.
FOR SALE Baby bull calf. One
Hereford bull calf. 6 mo. old. Phone
823.
BIO Masquerade Ball. Dreamland,
oeturaay nignt.
RAW FURS WANTED
HIGHEST cash prices paid for Mush-
rata, esunx, Ming, coyote and bod
Cats.
Inveatlgat our prices before you
sell
MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE
27 North Orape
r H A loans quickly efficiently
asnaisa Mart aolds Agency
IT'S GOT EVERYTHING!
STARTS SUNDAY
FOR THREE DAYS
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rare treat lor you -J ...
Sunday, Monday and t (, -
Tuesday matin. " .
mmmmmtmmmmm ends sat. nichti
I lISaia21 COME
Mats: Me-tK-lle. Eves: Slc-ISe-lle,
BURN "EM with your dry wood. S-
lect Oreen Fir Slaba. Heaping load,
S3 00. Med. Fuel. Tel. 3111.
REMEMBER the Big Mnsquernrta Ball
at Dreamland, Saturday nlgnt.
Hill Billy Barn
DANCE
Oriental Gardens
SAT. NITE
PRIZES for BEST HILL
BILLY COSTUMES
It's the talk of the town.
For real good time attend
the old-time DANCE.
DANCE the old-time Quad,
rill. Schottische. Minuets,
two-itap and many others
Music by
RAY'S OLD-TIME
RHYTHM MAKERS
Real DANCE MUSIC
' for Young and Old
X
WALKER'S
MASQUERADE
DANCE
DREAMLAND
SATURDAY NIGHT
Real Dance Music
Both Modern k Old-Tim
Caih Prises for the)
Best Costumes
Brlna the Family
nd Enjoy the Evening
DANCE
Sat., Nov. 22
Roxy Ann Grange
. Merrill's Orchestra
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Ladls 30c' Gents 30c '
. Tax Included '
Sparkling com
edy . . . 9 Col
Porter Sonr
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