MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1941.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Postponed Announcement
was made today of the postpone
ment of the Christian church
district school for missionary
women that had been scheduled
for Friday here. Illness and
flood waters that hampered
travel from upstate were given
as reasons for the postponement.
Minor Accidents B e r e t h
Pauline Hopkins of Route 2 and
K. R. Llnder, no address given,
drove cart involved In a slight
accident on South Central
avenue near Eighth street last
evening, a report on file said
today. E. R. Yocum of 416
Laurel street and F. J. Runtz
of 1408 North Riverside avenue
drove cars Involved In a slight
mishap at Grape and Main
streets yesterday morning, ac
cording to a report on file today.
Returns Mrs. H. J. Fleischer
returned last night to her home
in Central Point after attending
funeral services for her mother,
Mrs. E. A. Orr, in Seattle. Mrs.
Fleischer went to Seattle by
United Mainliner last Friday be
cause of her mother's illness.
Mrs. "Orr died Saturday morn
ing, Mrs. Fleischer having ar
rived in time to be at her side.
Funeral services were held In
Seattle Monday. The body was
sent to Boise, Idaho, for inter
ment. Mrs. Orr was a periodic
visitor in Central Point.
Trucks Collide Big trucks
operated by Don Kirby of Talent
and Louis Remirez of Turlock,
Cal., were considerably dam
aged when they collided head-on
near the north city limits of
Ashland yesterday morning.
Remirez told Ashland investiga
tors that his truck skidded when
he applied the brakes on a hill,
throwing the vehicle into the
path of the Kirby truck which
was traveling south. After the
Impact the Remirez truck turn
ed over on its side in a ditch
Nobody was injured In the acci
Plan Passengers Leaving
by United Mainliner early this
morning for Seattle were J. W.
Newman and Miss Florence
Green. Leaving on the forenoon
plane were T. Scadden, to San
Francisco, and Mr. and Mrs. E.
Stanley, to Los Angeles. The
night southbound Mainliner was
held all night in Seattle because
of unfavorable weather condi
tions on the coast and passed
over Medford this morning. All
trips yesterday passed over Med
ford because of storm conditions
exceptipg the delayed forenoon
southbound plane which arrived
at 1:30 p. m. for fuel and mail.
From Cold Hill Roy Camer
on left this forenoon for his
home in Gold Hill after spend
ing the morning here on business.
To Portland Mrs. Lester
Young and her son, Donald, of
Maple Park Drive, Box 399.
will leave tonight for Portland
where Donald will receive med
ical attention.
Back From Meet Dr. George
C. Ruhle, naturalist of Crater
Lake national park, returned
Monday from Eugene where he
attended a conference of educa
tors, planners and state park ex
ecutives Improving Mrs. F. R. Jenk
ins of 119 Newtown street was
reported today to be improving
satisfactorily in Community hos
pital where she underwent a
major operation a week ago yes
terday. No visitors are permit
ted ytt, however.
Coughing
Hera's EwTimc-Tertej
Way To Get Relief
Oet after those distressing spell;
of coughing and ease misery of
the cold the widely used Vtcka
way... Boll some water. Pour It
Into a bowl. Add a good spoonful
of Vlcks VapoRub. Then breaths
tn the steaming medicinal vapors.
With every breath you take
VapoRub's medication soothes
Irritation, quiets coughing, helps
clear head and breathing pas
sages. FOR ADDED RELIEF ... At
bedUme rub Vlcks VapoRub on
throat, chest and back. Its poul-
inn i1-m work, tn hrlnff
you comxort wnue yuu aiwp.
Returns Robert Green re
turned Monday night by United
Mainliner after spending the
past week in Red Bluff, Cal., on
relief duty at the United Air
Lines station. He is employed
as a station attendant at the
United Air Lines office at Med
ford municipal airport.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Bralnerd returned to their
home at 544 Pennsylvania
avenue Monday night after at
tending the Oregon-Oregon State
game in Eugene Saturday and
visiting with friends and rela
tives in Salem and Portland
Sunday and Monday.
Visiting Mother George Vi
las of Santa Maria, Calif., ar
rived here by train to visit his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Vilas,
Route 3. Mr. Vilas was en
route to Portland and planned
to spend the day with his moth
er. He is employed on canton
ment work at Santa Maria.
In Jail Richard Cornish, 40,
Chiloquin, was being held in
the county Jail here today on
a federal charge of selling li
quor to Indians. He was brought
to the Jail from Klamath Falls
by Paul Hanlin, U. S. deputy
marshal. Cornish was ordered
held in $2500 ball after a pre
liminary hearing before U. S.
Commissioner Bert C. Thomas
in Klamath Falls.
To Join Navy Three youths
will leave by train tonight for
Portland to undergo final medi
cal examinations to qualify for
enlistment in the U. S. navy,
having been accepted tentative
ly at the recruiting office In
Medford federal building. They
are Bert Fraser of Ashland, who
wants to enlist for duration of
the emergency, Donald Glenn,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Glenn
of Central Point, and Henry Kil-
bum, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Kilburn, Sr., of Central
Point, both of whom seek mln
ority enlistments. Kilburn and
Fraser recently completed slight
ly more than a year's service
with Company A, 186th infan
try at Fort Lewi, Wash.
New Version of "Smilin' Through" Here Sunday
CX I ' ' fr ' I r -j-iu
The most thrillingly emotion
al love story of all time is
brought to the screen in the
new 1942 Technicolor version of
"Smilin' Through", which stars
Jeanette MaeDonald at the Cra-
terian Theater Sunday when it
opens a three-day engagement.
Brian Aherne kisses the hand
of his bride-to-be while Ian Hun
ter, who is to officiate at their
wedding, looks on. Also featured
is Gene Raymond, making his
first screen appearance with his
real-life wife in the role of the
Jealous suitor who brings trag-i-dy
to the wedding. Miss Mac
Donald sings nine songs includ
ing: "Smiles" and "Drink to Me
Only With Thine Eyes".
On Roxy Bill
MM
Lloyd Nolan and Lynn Bari
are featured In "Charter Pilot",
which plays tonight and tomor
row night only at the Roxy
Theater as the companion fea
ture with "Let's Make Music",
starring Bob Crosby and his en
tertaining Dixieland Band,
Butte Falls
a blgh bridge vber hs wu working
In Washington.
Orbrs Abbott, who Is In the Com
munity hospital In Kedford with the
flu, l wished a very speedy recovery
by his meny friends end relatives
here.
Mr. end Un. Scott, owners of
Scotty's Cafe here, moved to Prospect
Friday where they will open another
cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Abbott of this
city are moving to Medford where
Mr. Abbott will be employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Casey and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Lew Oeppert and
family spent Thanksgiving in Medford
with Mrs. Josephine Oeppert who ts
Mr. Casey's grandmother, and Mrs.
Oeppert 's mother.
Mrs. Frank Dunlap and Mrs. Bob
Lamb shopped In Medford Thursday.
Ous Edmondson has been unable to
work for the past day or two on ac
count of the flu.
Mrs. Jack Stowell. Miss June 8 tow
ell and Mra. Kenneth Edroondson
shopped In Medford Wednesday.
Mr. and Mra. Jack Tun&ate and
Emanuel Poole visited relatives tn
San Francisco during the Thanks
giving vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Casey are the
proud owners of a new car.
Miss Nell, the first and second
grade teacher, has moved from the
Cleveland home to the house occu
pied by Miss Salbot, one of the high
school teachers.
Mrs. George Wyatt and daughter
have been confined to their home
here with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shell and fam
ily are now living In Mrs. H 11 key's
home as she has gone to Portland
where she will reside with her son
snd family.
Henry Frances has been confined
to his home for the past week by
influenza.
Mr. snd Mrs. Merle Bralnard left
for Portland Friday where they will
Draws Crowds
typewriters, 175,000 adding,;
calculating and bookkeeping
machines, 62,000 numbering ma
chines, and 40.000 autographic
registers.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED -wheel trailer. Prefer 16
Inch wheels. 1307 Court St.
SPECIAL SALE on low priced 3x4 ..
S4S and ship-lap whll they laat.
PORTER LUMBER CO.
port SALE; Weaner put. R- Nipper.
Mil. east Phoenix. Pern Valley.
WANTED Maid, waitress or house
keeping work- Experience, beat of
references. Will take car of chil
dren eveninx. In own homa. Phone
Sits, morning or evening.
WANTED Housework by the hour
by experienced young lady. Phone
433.
UNDERWOOD Typewriter for aala or
will trad, for good portable of oth
er make. Tribune. Box 303.
POR RENT S-roora house, conven
iently located Inquire Row Groc
ery. Phone 0036.
AUCTION SALE at Pour Corner. Cra
ter Lake Highway, Thursday, De
cember 4th..Oood consignment of
livestock. We aell anything at auc
tion Sale starts promptly as 10:30.
POR SALE Weatlnghouse Electric
range with timer, good condition.
S3S. Sea at 804 West Jackson.
POR SALE Weaner ptts, 9 brood
sows Yarbrouxh, 3 4 miles So.
Phoenix. Anderson Creek Rd.
WANTED Poultry and eggs, rabbits,
geeae, ducks. See us before selling
your turkeys. -We can now quote
prices. Crater Lake Poultry and
Eire Market, 4th and Central. Phone
3087.
POR SALE Large milking Roan Dur
ham cow. ready to freshen with
second calf. 3 large Guernsey cows,
freshen In 3 or a weeks. 4 brood
sows. West Main St, Snd house
weat Frees' Oarage.
Gary Cooper in the title role
of "Sergeant York," continues
to pack them in at the Rialto
Theater where the sensational
film Is playing a week's engage
ment through Saturday night.
Walter Brennan la in the sup
porting cast.
visit their son, Herbert Bralnard and
family.
Mrs. Elva Webstar Is staying ht
Medford tor a few days where she Is
receiving treatments for poison oak.
John. Parker of Oold Beach Is here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith
and family.
Manufacture of office and
store machines in the. United
States is a ISO million dollar
unnual industry, says the cen
rus. Included in this total is
the value of nearly a million
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL formal!
cleaned for the prtos of ordinary
dress. We return your clothes ready
to wear. All repairs free of charge.
'Call Reliable Cleaners. 40 E. Main,
Phone 3983.
STAR CAR POR SALE Sit. ltM
Court St.
SOMETHING NEW Woven patches.
Cover up those anai and cigarette
burns. Patches practically Invtsabl.
Call Reliable Cleaners, 4US I. Main
Phone 30S3.
VOUNO Plymouth Rock bens. Oood
two-wheel trailer. "29 model PonUac
coupe, cheap. 334 W. Clark St.
HEAT with Sawdust A Hogfuel from
MED. FUEL. Tel. 3111.
MRS. DEI .MAR Palmist. By natural
gift with years of research and
study. Olvea advice on all affaire
of life, business, love or trouble.
When all others fall sea me. Hours
10 a. m. to ft p. m. Rainbow Auto
Camp. Highway St. North.
POR RENT Very dealrabt furnished
four-room court apartment with
garage. Inquire 303 Beatty.
ROTAL ROOUE KENNEI offer 1
small male Scottlea. Priced as 610
and 613. Make fine gtfta. Must be
taken at once. It interested please
dial 8376.
RAW FURS WANTED
HIGHEST cash prices paid for afuah
rata. Skunk, Mink. Coyote and Bob
Cats
Investigate! our prtoas before yen
sell
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 North Oraps
f a A LOANS quickly emetanU
Bandied Mark Oold? Agency
HEMORRHOIDS (Piles)
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Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
1938 OLDS "6" touring sedan, new
tires, radio and heater .........6838
1936 FORD Sedan, new tires.
A-l mechanically eeva
1934 CHEV. Sedan 834
1934 CHEV. Coupe sm
1933 CHRYSLER Sedan an
1933 ROCKNE Coups ens
1933 FORD Coach ana
1938 CHEV. Sedan an
1931 FORD Coach 698
EDOERTON MOTOR CO.
131 No. Bartlett
. 1 Cos. t. Sendee aaS Ones' Iva.
mi. fori i. an.
FOR SALE CHEAP Purebred Belgian
police puppies. Tel. 8749.
FOR SALE Thirty weaners. Rt. 8.
Medford. Joe Nary.
FOR BALE 1934 Chevrolet coupe.
6178. You will like this car and
It's low price. See Cliff Wheelock.
Lewis Super Service sta.
ROILY
MCes Only :45-:l.v ivi tne. tax
KI4i1.es lie, Inrlutllnc tat.
FOR 8ALS Frlendlr chow doe;. rsa
onable price. 610 K. Bartlett.
FOR RENT ft-room modern house.
Completely furnished. 32 Howard
Avenue, off East Jackson. Phone
3884.
FOR Myrtle Wood Olfts mads in
Medford. see our Isnje dlaplsy at
309 B. Jackson (near the Armory).
FOR RENT Modern furnished du
plex, oil heat, close In. Adults. 619
N. Riverside.
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Butte Falls. Dec. S. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lockard have
moved Into the house vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shull and
family.
Mrs. Ssra Morehouse Is bet from
Prlnevllle visiting her many mends
snd retstlves.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Merle Bralnard attended
the funeral of Ed Parker la Oold
Beach, Tuesday. Mr. Parker was
nephew of Mrs. Bralnard's. Us was
drowned when he sccldentaly fell off
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Special Prices
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