MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1942.
PAGE ELEVEN
LOCAL and
Fines Levied Jack Matlacki
was fined $2.50 in city court
this morning (or parking his car
in a theatre zone. Henry Nahss
was fined $5 for driving a car
without an operator's license.
To Hemodel Carlos W. Mor
ris of 806 West 10th street, ap
plied at the city building inspec
tor's office today for a permit
to remodel a private garage into
a sleeping room at a stated cost
of 50.
Arrives Horn Mrs. A. W.
Foote of Sams valley returned
here by train today after visit
ing since Saturday at the home
of her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foote,
in Junction City.
With Cupp C. M. Hon, who
has been identified with the
furniture business here for
many years, is now associated
with the John Cupp Furniture
company at Sixth and Bartlett
streets.
New Residents Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Vincent, formerly of Seat
tle, have established residence
at 504 North Grape street. Mr.
Vincent is a photogapher who
specializes in portraits and tech
nical illustrations. His work has
been published in national mag
azines, one titled "Booty" ap
pearing in the December issue
of Coronet. Mrs. Vincent is a
short story writer, her works
appearing in national maga
zines. To Hold Hearing A public
hearing will be held at 11 a.
m. February 10 in the Jackson
county courthouse on the appli
cation of Wann E. Nosier of
Sacramento, Cal., to acquire by
transfer a permit authorizing
operations as a contract motor
carrier of property in intrastate
commerce in Oregon, the state
public utilities commission an
nounced in a press release to
day. The permit sought, now
held by Clarence C. Cartwright,
Medford, authorizes contract
motor carrier transportation of
property within Klamath and
Jackson counties and from any
point in these counties to any
point in Oregon and from any
point in Oregon to any point
in the counties.
BOYD'S
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DIAL 3681 108 N. Ivy Street
rMS Prompt, Convenient, Courteous
iim Delivery Service) 4 Timet Daily
8:30 A.M. 10 A.M. 2 P.M. 4 P.M.
S. H. GREEN STAMPS
SPECIALS FOR JAN. 31 AND FEB. 2
Economy Coffee
Fresh Roasted
Pound
23c
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE
lb. 30c
3 lbs., 87c
Peas, Corn or String
Beans, Standard OQa
303 size, 3 cans eWV
Flagstaff
Hardwheat
49-lb. sack.
Kitchen Queen
49-lb. sack
Drifted Snow
49-lb. sack
Alliweet Margarine 4"ff
2 lbs tlw
Kraft Dinners AA
Package vv
Swift's Tomato
Juice, No. 1 tint
Spry Shortening 0Q
Formay Shortening C1
3 lbs ; VlU
Palmolive Soap.
FLOUR
S1.69
$1.83
S2.09
Swan Floating Soap 3 bars 17c
NuHara. family size . .... 29c
mu ASCII
rai bHon
PERSONAL
Released Mrs. Florence Fer
guson, Tribune apartments, was
released today from Commun
ity hospital where she has been
receiving medical treatment for
the past two and a half weeks
for pneumonia. Although im
proved, she is unable to have
company yet.
To Portland Mrs. T. G'..
Bunch, 1628 East Main' street,
plana to leave tomorrow by mo
tor for Portland where she will
spend the week-end with her
husband. Dr. Bunch, who is re
covering from an operation at
the Veterans' hospital. Dr.
Bunch expects to return to this
city next week.
Citisenshlp Class The citi
zenship class conducted b y
Crater Lake chapter of the
Daughters of the American Rev
olution will begin Monday at 7
p. m. in room 3 at the Medford
junior high school. All aliens
who are contemplating becom
ing naturalized citizens are
urged to be present
e e . e
Minor Accident Sixth and
Front street intersection was
the scene of a minor mishap yes
terday morning between cars
operated by R. L. Bussey of
512 Bartlett street and Walter
J. Cullop of Ashland, according
to a report on file today. W. C.
Pankey of Klamath Falls and
J. C. Chamberlain of Ashland
drove cars involved in a slight
mishap at East Main street and
Mountain avenue in Ashland
yesterday, a report on file here
said today.
. .
In Trailer Camp Mrs. Ed
Mather, Route 4, brought to the
Mail Tribune yesterday a clip
ping from the Evening News,
Vallejo, Cal., showing a picture
of a trailer camp at Benicia,
Cal., for employes of the Ben
icia arsenal. The picture also
showed an inside view of the
trailer of Mr. and Mrs. Mather's
daughter, Mrs. Joe Kolda, . the
former Fern Mather of Route 4.
In the picture, Mrs. Kolda was
holding her tiny dog, "Snooks."
Mrs. Kolda was graduated from
Medford high school and was
married last November. Her
husband is a checker at the
arsenal. The camp houses 50
trailers and 125 persons.
Kraft Instant COCOA
19c
lb.
CRACKERS
Sra-Criip, Salted JCe
Wafers, 2 lbs.
Sta-Crisp Grahams 4AA
2 lb. box I3C
Walnuts
Local, lb. .
Shaker Salt If.
2 pkgt. Ivw
Alber't Flapjack EC
Flour, No. 10 bag UUw
r 33
Corned Beef
Noodles, made 9 Cm
with eons. 2 pkgt. W
SOCIETE CANDY
Chocolate 10a
Drops, 2 lbs.
Hard Mix - IQc
2 lbs : I
Gum Drops -jfQ
. . . 3 bars 17c
aiin eUC i J!
,t. 37c
huh onii.
Hearing Changed The state
public utilities commission to
day announced in presa re
lease a change in the time of
the public hearing on the ap
plication of J. Orbin Cooksey.
Medford car dealer, for a per
mit to operate as a common
motor carrier of passengers and
their hand baggage anywhere
for hire in Oregon. The hearing
is now scheduled for 10 a. m.
February 10 in the Jackson
county courthouse.
Hearing Set The state pub
lic utilities commission an
nounced in a press release to
day that a hearing would be
held at 1 p. m. February 10 in
the Jackson county courthouse
on the application of George E.
Brickell of Grants Pass to ac
quire by transfer the permit
held by John A. Freeman of
Williams. The permit author
izes operations as a contract
motor ' carrier of property in
Oregon.
Return Here Mrs. L. L.
Simpson and son Ferris, return
ed here by train this morning
after visiting at the home of
Mrs. Simpson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ferris Ford, in Okanogan,
Wash. Mr. Simpson, employed
by the army engineers here, has
purchased the residence at 301
Valley View Drive. Mr. and
Mrs. Simpson will be joined in
early spring by Mr. Simpson's
mother, Mrs. Lombard Simpson,
of Tryon, N. C, who plans to
make her home here for the
duration of the war.
First Aid Class A first aid
class sponsored by American
Red Cross will begin Monday
at 7:30 p. m. in Roosevelt
school gymnasium with Dr. O.
J. Halboth as instructor. The
course is for parents of the
Roosevelt school district and
those interested are asked to
telephone Mrs. C. M. Starnes,
3650, or Miss Sara Van Meter
at the schoolhouse. Organiza
tion of an afternoon class is also
planned with further details to
be announced later.
To Air Corps Robert (Bob
by) Ettinger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Ettinger of 824 West
12th street and a former Med
ford high school football and
basketball star, left by train
this week for the naval train
ing school at Sand Point near
Seattle to begin training as a
cadet Jn naval aviation. He
passed his physical examination
late in December. Robert's
brother, Ray, is a flier in the
navy and is now stationed in
Hawaii, his parents believe.
. Plana Passengers Arriving
from Portland by United Main-
nner wis torenoon were J. J.
Pausner and J. F. Hines. Gor
don Green departed for Los
Angeles. L. E. Webster arrived
from San Francisco on the
early mornin? plane and C. E.
Blackwell departed for Port
land. G. P. McManama arrived
from Seattle last midnight and
Miss K. Wright departed for
Bakcrsfield, Cal. Arriving from
Portland last evening were O.
W. Louderback and Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Utz. E. F. Tresner
arrived yesterday afternoon
from San Francisco. Leaving
for Portland were W. R. Rogers,
C. J. Hawkins, H. C. Johnston
and H. W. Cunnion. Arriving
yesterday afternoon were J.
Symonds, L. O. Thexler and M.
H. Archibald, from Seattle, and
Mrs. Russel Olsen and infant,
from Spokane. Arriving yester
day afternoon on the delayed
forenoon plane were C. E.
Blackwell, from Portland, and
H. E. Goldburg, from Seattle.
I Leaving yesterday noon for
j Portland were O. C. Rlcherson
and V. G. Wandmayer.
Rachel Sullivan
Rites Saturday
Services for Mrs. Rachel Sul
livan will be held in the Conger
Funeral parlors at 2:30 p.m. Sat
urday with Rev. R. W. Coleman
officiating. Interment will be in
the Central Point cemetery.
Cm Mall Tribune want ad.
Roxy Thriller
' Richard Arlen has his finest
role to date as secret agent
on the trail of international spies
in "Flying Blind," which heads
the double bill playing tonight
1 and Saturday at the Roxy The-
atre. Jean Parker la cast oppo
site the action star. 1
Th Sheriff of Tombstone."
starring Roy Rogers, plays as the
added feature with the Richard
j Arlen thriller.
"TELL THE WORLD"
pre book by twelve authors tailing;
bow at mole uee of a product from
the earth released them from the
misery of Paonaaia, lonn, Athlete".
Foot, Acne. VaMcoe. Clears, ltcb.
Pounn Oak. Call at Weat Side Pilar
buki fur your free copy.
"The Chocolate
"' " ' 1 -- " ii' T aintsTni sirtnH
Rise Stevens and Nelson Eddy
form an incomparable pair in the
screen version of the great musi
cal comedy, "The Chocolate Sol
dier, which comes to the Kialto
Theatre for Sunday and Monday.
The most eagerly looked-for-
ward-to picture of the new year,
"The Chocolate Soldier" also
stars Nigel Bruce and Florence
Special Program of
Music Sunday Nighl
At First Christian
The choir of the First Christ
ian church will present an eve
ning of music from the masters,
Sunday at 7:30 o'clock. All
chorus numbers chosen are ar
rangements of sacred texts to
the music from well known
operas and other masterworks.
Miss Marguerite Luman, pop
ular contralto, will be guest
soloist, singing "O, Rest In the
Lord from Mendelssohn a ora
torio, Elijah.
Program:
Opening Sentence The Lord Is
In His Holy Temple.
Round the Throne of God
Eternal (sextette from
Lucia) ....Donnizetti-Shepherd
Before Thy Cross (Berceuse
from Jocelyn).. Godard
Yvonne Hagard, soloist
The Earth Shall Sing Praises
(Sonata Pathetique)
Beethoven-Lorenz
Ernie Savage, soloist
Prayer (Ave Maria from Cav-
alleria Rusticana).... Mascagni
Holy, Holy (Stabat Mater)....
.. Rossini
Effie Kurtz, soloist
As The Hart Panteth (Die
Meistersinger) Wagner-Heyser
Ross Stroud, soloist
Rejoice and Sing (Pilgrims'
Chorus from Tannhauser)
: Wagner-Snelling
Soloists, Marguerite Luman
and Betty Daugherty
The choir plans a sacred pro
gram each month for the season
and the public is invited to en
joy an evening of good music.
The choir includes:
Sopranos: Betty Daugherty.
Eloise Winklebleck, Georgia
Burnham, Eunice Smith, Emma
Jane Brewer, Marie Stroud,
Vvonne Haggard, lone Kindred,
Eudora Bohnert.
Altos: Viloe Coleman, Fred-
ene Doty, Mable Smith, Olctha
Olson, Virginia Cook, Georgia
Rich, Ruth Hood, Joyce Sims.
Tenors: Ross Stroud, Ernie
Savage, R. A. Brewer, Grant
Hutchins, Marmie Olson, Herb
Burnham.
Basses: John Kirkpatrick.
Herb Sims, Floyd Coller, Thayle
Ford, Roy Cameron, Willis Cof
feen, Virgil Calavan.
Effie Kurtz is director and
Mabel Sims, pianist.
BLAST ICE JAM
Welser, Idaho, Jan. 30 (IP)
Blasting is being tried to break
a mile and one half long ice Jam
in the Weiser river causing In
undation of 200 acres of farm
land.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Studebaker pickup, "87
model 14 Wrat Jackson St. Sat
urday morning.
FOR RENT Altiall fumtahed houae
for two adults. Pntldaira and ell
burner. SIS. ISO South Orape.
PASTURE LAND
Aporoxlinatelr 400 acres with
bouae and barm for leaae
Barn r bura Ran. Phone 8073
or call at Cryatal Springs Pack
Ins Co. for Information.
JU8T ARRIVED Anothrr 7-ton
trwkload of troe ripened Oranaea
and Arlsona Grapefruit, alno Lem
ona. Inquire fnararn's Orange
Truck. North Rlvvrside.
FOR SALE Modern four-room eot
tae, furnace, hardwood floors ..ft
aide. S30M. H. O. Wllaon, 7 Cheit
nut. Phone 4S44.
FOR BALE Preah Ouerneey M-if.r.
Call at 4 Corner. Service Station,
Midway Road.
RIDE a World Bicycle and aave
rubber and gas. Slroa Braa.
DANCE
AT THE
OASIS
spring rxoon
SAT. KITE
Soldier" Coming
. ' i' :.y i i j it ii i
Bates. The new star. Miss
Stevens, is heralded as a danger
our rival to Eddy's former sing
ing partner Jeanette MacDon
ald. "Tanks a Million," a hilarious
army camp comedy featuring
James Gleason and William
Tracy, will play as the added fea
ture with the musical treat.
NOTICE To my cutomrs. X will be
troiiim in time lo lmk care oi yo:u
spraying nwl, Win. McOonft.il,
Commercial Sprayer. Phone 0A6S.
WANTED Capable girl or woman for
nousework. rnone 4439.
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE
TWICE!
You Save NOW by buying one of
our better used cars. You save for
the FUTURE by receiving a $25 00
Defense bond free with each of the
following I
1939 Bulck Special Coupe. Perfect
condition throuKhout, Including near
ly new tires. Only 4606.00
1938 Old touring sedan. Exception
ally clean In every respect. Paint,
motor, etc. perfect. Tires nearly new.
Many extras. New low prtce....646 00
1938 Btudebtiker Stat Commander
Sedan. A slx-cy Under car which Is
A-l from Its original black finish to
Its new tires. Has overdrive, radio,
heater, and many other extras. A
quality car for the discriminating
buyer 8045 00
This offer last until Saturday, Feb.
7th. 1943.
We will also give 10.00 tn defense
stamps with each of the following:
1935 Chev. Sedan, radio and
heater $378 00
1935 Plymouth Coupe, recon
ditioned motor f
1933 Chev. Coach 188
1933 Chev. Coach
1931 Ford Coach
1930 Bulck S. dfin
1939 Ford Roadster
1938 Chev. Sedan
1935 Chrysler Coupe ,
1939 Stude. Sedan
. 110.00
. 95.00
65 00
AO .00
, 35.00
. 395 00
, 95.00
EDOERTON MOTOR CO.
131 North Bartlett
APPLES Fancy Delicious, Spits, and
Newtown. Orchard run Roman
Beauty and New towns. All prices
below 1943 msrket. Pears penny lb.
PAY LESS MARKET
333 South Riverside
ROXY
Mats 22r and Cvn SM Inc. Us
Klddlrs tie Inc. tax
thaws Sat l:5-S:15-:45-8:S0
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B ROOD BOW, yfar oM : 180 feet
chKken wire. 73 inche hXjtx -Ml
Narregan.
"VICTORY"
Salon of Beauty
Will be open at 34 South Orape,
Fb. and, with experienced opera
tor to aerre you. Speclallslne, to
all type of beauty culture. Phone
0030. Mrs. Pearl Chord. Operator;
Mr. Alpha McClure. Operator; Mrs.
Mabel Orlfteby, Owner.
FOR SALS Davenport, good condi
tion 16. Call at Mrs. Storm',
corner Spring and Wabaab, Sunday
afternoon.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
Adult only, no pet. 313 South
Orape.
WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished
house with acreage, near Medford
Phone SS80.
FOR SALE Jersey cows. Som frah
soon. M. F. Young, Central Point.
FOR 8AIJ5 Refrigerator, wood range
with pipe connection! and hot wa
ter tank. Phone 4157.
FOR SALE Wood taw and light
trailer. 1113 N untie.
FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart
ment. 9 East Jackson.
FOR SALE A few good ewes. 8
Iambi, more soon. Two used tires.
21-5-25, and Iron bedstead. Mrs.
Buck, 1 miles northeast Central
Point-
Call DRESSLER'S SQUARE DEAL
HATCHERY for chicks and hatch
ln1. Our stock, blood tcited and
as good as the best. Modern In
cubators and over 30 yeara expe
rience. 110? East Main. Phone SAM.
BABY CHICKS, all kinds. First hatch
February 10th. Faber's Farmer's
Supply Co., 8th and Bartlett.
1933 CHRYSLER 81sn with 4 good
tires. 1938 OLDS MOB I LB Sedan.
Tires and mechanical condition
good. Also several low priced cars.
A. Z. Tubby Dean, your Pontlac
dealer, new Richfield station, 8th
and Orape. Dial 3943.
FOR SALE Crawford electric range.
excellent condition. Phone 3833.
FOR SALE 3 National cash realitera.
good working condition. Browns
Cafe.
PLANER BLOX Bl 300 C. F. load.
S00O. MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. Sill.
FOR SALE 120 acrea. 30 acrea free
Irritation. Good house and out
I ulk lnga. Mrs. C. R. Moore, Lake
Creek.
FOR SALE Rockhlll atrawberry
planta. Also Red raapbrrl-a. Rea
sonable. A. Peterson, 1st Ian. off
Thomas Road.
WANTED Round cedar fence posts,
4H-lr.cn. Bos 3S93 Tribune.
FOR SALE Darennort and chair,
electric rente. Wrstltvihouae re
frigerator, buffet. Shown 1 to 6
p. m. DOS aoutn uaaaaie.
Mats 30c Eves 40c
Agra It-lS-IM Klddlee tie Inc. tax
Allows Rat. 1:45-3:1 V:4.1-ft:SA
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FOR SALE Leas for ttuw yeara. M
acres, 30 acres paid water garden
land, balance hay, grain and pas
ture. Would keep 30 cows. Grant
Road. Rout 1, Box 93, Central
Point.
WILL THE LADY that took the
wrong coat by mistake, at Dream
land Saturday night, please return
H and receive her own. this ximlng
Bsturday nldht, at Dreamland.
FOR SALE life Atm. Irrigated lame
horse, on hl"hwy, SU00. S3 50
cash, balance easy.
S Acrea. fl-roora house, barn, several
outbuildings. Fruit trees, clover,
Inivayd- S40O cash. Total price
3.500. Easy terms.
5-room Modern Houns. close In,
3.600. Sell I0O0 cash, balance easy.
A real buy In a Suburban Grocery
Store In city. We have several verv
fine listings on small farms. Call
and let us talk It over.
A. WALKER REAL ESTATE
BOYS and OIRLS Oet cesn for that
old bicycle at 81ms Bros.
LOST Brown leather btllfold. near
Craterlan. Imonrtant pspers. Re
ward. Phone 8533.
MOTJNTCREST W hlta Leghorn
chicks, sexed or straight run.
from special matlns-trapnested
pens having a record of 37ft to
830 etea mated with cockerels
from 300 eggera. Orders for these
chlcka are comln fast, get our
prices on these fine chicks before
placing your order elsewhere. Rocks,
Reds. Hampshire ready soon. Cus
tom hatching hen and turkey egs.
Phone 803, Central Point Hatchery.
100 USED BICYCLES WANTED. Cash
or trad at 81ms Bros.
VALVES GROUND, motor tuned, any
els cylinder car, gaaketa Included,
only S8 00. Champ's Texaco Service
Riverside and Jackaon.
BRAKES RELINED First grade lin
ing and labor only SB oo. A guaran
teed Job. Chamo'a Texaco Service.
Riverside e Jackson.
FRESH SMELT arriving dally. Holly's
Sea Poods. Phone 4331.
NURSERY STOCK The lamest vari
ety of ornamental evergreens and
flowering planta grown In the val
ley. Chaataln Nursery, near T Mark
et. FOR SALE Ground bay. 3ft tons.
P. D. Lofland. central point.
FOR SALE Som. very good uncalled
for Men a Hau, eieanea ana diock
ed. Standard makes, genuine fur
felts. SI. SO each, star Cleaners, t
So. Front.
TRAPPERS Eagle Point Fos Farm
paya Highest prices for your tura.
RAW FURS WANTED
HIO REST cash prior, paid for Mush
rats. Skunk, Mink. Coyote and Bob
Cat.
Inveatlgate our price, before you
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MEDFORD BAROArM HOUSE
87 North Orape
Her Story Might Shcsk Host
Lien... But it Didn't ITilliaci,
David, Roger, ilurdo and Dan!
and It's bound to make
you return for more!!!
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SPECIALS!
Another shipment of Army Goods
received: shoes, boots, tin clothe,
rain slickers, underwear, socks,
hip boots, knee boots and over
shoe.
Big stock of roofing paper, building
sheathing, and felt paper, at old
price.
Doors, windows and glsss, large stock
to choose from. - ,
Barb -wlrv. stock fencing.
wlr smooth wire, etc.
Complete Una of split pulleyi, belt,
tng, boxings, etc.
Tents, tarpaulins, sleeping bags tnd
covers.
Pip and fittings, new and used.
Plumbing supplies and fixtures.
Buss aawfl, saw mandrels, and hard
war of all kinds.
Large stock beds, springs and mat
tresses, new and used.
Plumbing fixtures. Urg stock oft
hand.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUBE
DANCE
ORIENTAL :
GARDENS
Saturday Nite
Modern Dance Rhythms
by Ray's Rhythm Makers
Men 50c; Women 10c
. inc. tax
WALKER'S
DREAMLAND
Every
SATURDAY NIGHT
Real Dance Music
Both Modern k Old-Time
Always a Good Crowd
and a Good Time
WALKER'S DANCE IS
EVERYBODY'S DANCE
NO Jitter-Bugging
. Allowed.
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