Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 20, 1942, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1942. PAGE THIRTEEN LOCAL and Pastor Recovering Rev W. A. Dawes of the First Baptist church, ill since Sunday, it re covering from an attack of flu e e From Eagle Point Royal G. Brown of Eagle Point was I business visitor in the city yes terday. Oa Vacation Mrs. Delpha Offenbacher. secretary to the county court, leaves tomorrow on a vacation trip to Los An geles, where she will visit her daughter. Visit In Dunsmuir Mr. and Mrs. Will Luman of 14 Cottage street have returned to this city after a visit in Dunsmuir, Cal., with Mr. Luman's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tarrington. e Called Hera Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Foster of McMinnville were called to this city today by the serious Illness of Mrs. .Fos ter's sister, Mrs. Harry Fredette, of Spring street near Crater Lake highway, at Sacred Heart hospital. Finger Broken Clarence Pan key, in a fall from a ladder recently, sustained broken finger he Is now carrying in a splint. The accident caused him to suspend grafting operations at which he is an expert. He had two or three weeks work remaining. Heavy Tax Paying The tax collection department of the sheriff s office reports the num ber of tax receipts paid this year, both in person and by mail, were heavier than last year. The total will not be available for several days, due to the work of checking mai! receipts. Attend Meeting John Sargin aen, ranger with the Rogue Riv er national forest at Klamath Falls, conferred at the forest office In the Medford federal building today. In company with F. G. Whitney, assistant super visor of the Rogue River na tional forest, he attended a meet ing this morning of the South Butte Stock association at Lake Creek. To Clinic Dr. Dwight H. Find ley, Fluhrer building, is plan ning to leave the first of the week for Portland where he will attend the annual alumni clinic at the University of Oregon Medical school. He Is vice presl dent of the alumni association this year and plans to return to this city the latter part of the week. Mrs. Findley expects to be In Portland several days next week also. YES - WE ARE OPEN EXTRA! DONT MISS "SINGING SKINNY" His Fiddle and His Golden Voice A A i- '"ttvi tea PERSONAL But inns Visitor Mm. E. O. Graham of Jacksonville and F.rwin Howe of Trail were among Medford business visitors yesterday. Visits Mother Miss Shirley Brunn, nurse at Community hos pital. Is spending several days in Roseburg visiting her mother, Mrs. Irvtn Brunn.- - Incorporate Articles of In corporation of the Southern Ore gon War Industries, Inc., were filed with the county clerk yes terday. L. C. Taylor, Walter Brill and E. H. Mann are listed as incorporators, with this city as headquarters. The purpose of the company is set forth as handling material and machin ery In connection with the na tional defense program In this area. Naw Address Mrs. R. W. Childreth. 721 South Peach street, has received word that ner brother, Alvin A. Gould, former local resident, has been transferred by the army air corps to the 361st Technical school squadron (Special) Bar racks No. 601, Lowry Field, Denver, Colo. Gould joined the air corps in January and took preliminary training at Shep pard Field, Texas. He recently qualified for special training at the armament air training school in Colorado. Cars Collide A mishap In volving a truck operated by J. L. Robertson, Eagle Point f nd Buick driven by Doris Elva Hussong, 56 Barneburg road, occurred at the Intersec tion of East Main and Genesee yesterday, according to report. O. W. Curtis, 1138 Court street, in a Studebaker and J. W. Lea. master, Boise, in a Dodge struck at the intersection of Riverside and Jackson. Vehicles of Mil lard S. Ruff, Route 2, and Alvin E. Troutman, Route 3, collided yesterday at the Midway and Biddle crossroads Cars Prowled Articles were reported stolen out , of two parked cars yesterday In Med lord. Grover Cain of South Front street reported taken from his Buick sedan parked on the railway lot across from the San Louis hotel a pair of black hip boots, a pair of "tin" pants, a Jack Frost jacket, size 36 with blue collar, and a sweat shirt and sweater, both gray Austin Murray, 1033 West 11th street. teported a 32 Colt automatic was stolen from . his . machine while it was parked at the Morton Milling company on West Jackson or at Huson's confectionary, Main and Oak dale. TONIGHT 'TIL 8:3b SPECIAL PURCHASE! REGULAR $1.98 WASHABLE RAYON BLOUSES Your choice of Red or Blue Stripes 98 Plain Whits in Cotton 69c Junior and Women's Sises SASSY SHOP Main St. Near 1st NatL Bank OPENING BANGE WITH THE START OF SPRING SAT NITE the BIG BALLROOM ORIENTAL GARDENS MEDFORD musical and dsnee treat for all The orandstt music The best best floor in southern Orejonl RAY'S FINER 6-piece Band Playing 15 Instruments! POPULAR PRICES! Collect Waste Paper Cub Pack No. 3 will collect waste paper Saturday from 2 until ! p. m. in the district east of Academy Place and north of Main street. a Leave Fot Hsrmtiton Bart Gallagher, surveyor at the Med ford cantonment, left last night for Hermiston where he has been transferred by the U. S government. Gallagher was ac companied by his mother, Mrs. A. W. Gallagher. During their stay in this city they resided at Hotel Holland. Tires Missing According to a report filed with city police the rear tires were missing when Alvin Jackson, Chiloquin, located his stoien vehicle on the Grensprings-Klamath Falls highway. The car was taken March 12 from a Medford park ing lot on West Main. A green steel box containing tools valued at $230 was also missing. e Brought Hare Clarence F. Sharp, 32, Klamath Falls, was being held in the Jackson county iall today pending disposition of a federal charge of selling liquor to an Indian. He was brought here yesterday by Paul Hanlin, U. S. deputy marshal. Sharp waived preliminary hear ing before U. S. Commissioner Bert C. Thomas at Klamath Falls and was held under $2,500 bail. Plane Passengers G. Yale ar rived from Los Angeles by Unit ed Malnliner this noon. Leaving were P. Noll and V. Vettel, to Portland and Va. Sauer. to Chi cago, 111., via Portland. Arriving 'ast midnight from Portland were E. Barr, M. Mayo, E. Devoe and H. Alley. Leaving were A. Beekman, to San Francisco and G. Hollenbeck, to Los Angeles. J. Collins arrived last night on the early northbound plane and T. Lance denarteH far stiii Arriving last night on the early soutnDound plane were C. Rob inson, from Portland, and R DunlaD and H. Adler tie. Leaving were J. Kuhrts, to wis Angles and N. Keeler, to San Francisco. Leaving yester day afternoon were T. Walker to Portland and A. Barnett, to Yakima. Arriving yesterday noon were A. Beekman, from San Francisco and E. E. Law- 'on, from Oakland, Cal. Leaving were T. Yaeeer. W. Roll T Green and G. Verby, to Port end, T. Paul, T. Henry, W. Rid dock, to Seattle. Molalla, Ore., March 20 UP) Fire swept the workshop of the Ostrander Lumber company in the Dickey Prairie district last night causing damage to buildings and equipment estim ated from $25,000 to $50,000. Autry at Roxy America's Number One "West ern Star" rides to adventure south of the border in "Down Mexico Way." which heads the double bill playing tonight and Saturday at the Roxy theatre Smiley Burnette is starred with the popular singing favorite. "Hello Sucker," featuring Hugh Herbert, plays as the add ed laugh feature. c' 1 1 "Suspicion" on Sunday Bill I' W v . -w, , if ; V i . Vt s .. i -. v a. The most eagerly awaited picture of the year first, be cause it stars Joan Fontaine In the role for which she won this year's Academy Award and, second, because It was directed by Alfred Hitchcock, who is considered the outstanding di rector of suspense-romance "Maltese Falcon" Rialto Thriller rr jimir""T" ' rtT v. , The most baffling mystery' story In years brings one of the year's finest casts to the screen in "The Maltese Falcon, which heads the double bill coming to the Rialto theatre Sunday for a three day run. Humphrey Bo gart, Peter Lorre, Mary Astor Halting of price advances Is I a most difficult problem In the I face of the tremendous pressure of consumer demand, says the department of commerce. Dm Mall Tribune want ads. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE I gal. capacity Sweden loe cream freezer In good condi tion. Primarily soft malt ma chine. Stlehl Bro.' Market. Rogue River. FOR SALE 10 acre t edge of city of Rogue River, e1 acrea Irrigated, partly clover; no buildings. Reason able, for quick Rale. Inquire Stlehl Bros.' Market, Rogue River. CARLOAD PLASTER, now on track. Today and Saturday, 812.50 per ton. Ask for prloe delivered to your ranch. F. E. Simeon, Co. 4th and Front. CALL DRESSLER'S Hatchery for 1107 E. Main. chlcka or hatching. Phone 3658. THREE EXCEPTIONAL ROOMS for grollemen. Private entrance hall. 165 Almond Ave., 3 block from Main atreet. Ashland. WASHER BARGAINS Eany, Thor. Ward nd Maytag reconditioned, fully guaranteed. 820.88 and up. Western Auto Supply Co., 101 So. Rlverald. LOST Olaases In brown ease be tween w 11th and High school. Phone 3581 or 433 So. Ivy. FOR sale Fordson part. ford 8555. LAWNMOWERS sharpened on our BUtomatte precision grinder cut better. w pick up and deliver. Sim Bros. Phon 8473. FOR SALE 3 und barter ehalr: food condition. McShn. Pour Corner. Cratr Lk. Mac't Sport Center. Phon MM. TRADB IK that old townmower on ona of our ntw one. 61 ma Bros. Phon 8473. WANTEO COMMFBCIAI ftPRAT- LIVWTOCK AUCTION" TT -Utur-dar at Patlllon. Phoenli, Ore., com. ir.ftncing at 1 00 p. m. 6lllnf all claaaea of Uveatock. dalrr and butcner cattla. atock plga and fat h?2S, honr. and aheep. Alwaya at tend th aurtion whra buvr and svlirr mtt Bo. Ore. LtTntock Auc tion Co. Col. A. 11. Dudley (Auct.) Phone 6325. POR eALR-w-Canartca. heap. tie Da kota, atreet. Is your child a NOSE PICKER? ft a-tr be atwre than h a aaaty baMt It a: ba a iin of w. T. mm it, rwl ir rouivlwonrin lni'to toar ehiMt OtsVm rtiin timnm V fxJstHlnf, lcktr tpv Uta. rrtvnauneMt), iu-h.nc in esrt4ia pn Hountl wrortni evn rnm nwl trourjle t If ftn fn atupct rour rhild hat" thm, ft Jar'. Vtnaifaa-e rlgfit iwr! Jarav'i la Anre bswl kr.awn jroprlr ry worm ttdielB R.eBtlflr:iy tMtad and QewrJ by nlHiona ft yr a tm.tnrr. It np tjatMini eranft. Tt rt vrf gwn.lf. If so whtbi ar V, tartu arta trlr a m'id laxaUfa. k tf iron gt JifMi VUaWasa Mi. i.e IUJIJ mill 111 in 1JI l i(rwwi 3 ? . flu V-' 7 aJ comes to the screen In "Sus picion," co-starring Miss Fon taine with Cary Grant and coming to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a three day run. Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Nigel Bruce and Dame May Whitty have supporting roles In the amazing drama of a young bride's love and terror. If 4V and Sidney Greenstreet have roles with Gladys George and Barton MacLane In Dashiell Hammett's super thriller. "Castle In the Desert," star ring Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan, will play as the compan ion mystery with "The Maltese Falcon." FOR SALE Bee supplies, all kind. Monarch Seed ft Feed Co. I LOST Oallon thermos jug. FOR SALE Sewlner machine. 810. Oood working condition. 11 No. Columbu. CONTINUOUS SHOWS SAT Doors open 1:00 Show Starts 1:88 Mais 30c Eves 40c Before Six After Six 25c-He All Include Tax Ends Saturday Nltel 1942's Top Action Hit! 'J DON H AMECHE SUNDAY 3 DAYS! 'Vat'tinrBA.rrl anaiia nsaww a THRILLS! Wait till you Me Dashiell Hammett's n ioin u-r ' Added Western Thrlllti MUSWHin sOOAIt Ua W.at4)i4ai W.8 ill rem AI Airtke clow with eprtn- llrj of timothy, til eat. Mao arc li Seed 4i Fd Co. 4-rT. SHOW CASK, btrrrl fminuln sad sink, etuuly Nook Grocery- BE PROtTO of tn cr you drtro. Lt nil; pul in ooay in A-1 condi tion. Daily's Auto Painting snd Body Bhop. M So. Bsrtlett. FOR RENT Llftit !ioukTlnc apu.. quit. ciom in, clean: low rank SIS N. Ird. Oranta Paaa. Or. LET US MOVK your houathold fnoda to Mpoiora rrom or., waaiv cal. IADS Tranatar. Dial 8S38. FOR SALE Suburban froceiT. atock. Zlaturra ana butldln?. larsa uvlus quanrra. Loratrc! on highway atrret nrar mill. Oood big tfrowing bual wai. P.O. Bos Ml. Uadtotd. FOR SAI E Wool bags and flrvoa twin. Monarch Seed Fred Co. FOR SALE Oaraea bids, on hlrhway In Oold Hill under laaaa to Texaco Oil Co. Also 17 lot In Tart addn. MetUord with 47s rt. railroad iront . Otllc phon an. FURNITURE FOR SALE Mnhoeany lat lf ubl and chairs, Hotpolnt alectrlc rang. FrtRtdalra. braakfaat art with bullet, alx 64-lnch band blockad llntn drapca. yard swing, gasolln camp alov. akla. trult lara. brtc-a-brae. lJ33Vi W. Main. Phon 394S. BELL 6TUDIOO want two aspert re- toucners. Apply in pereon or writ Bell Studio. 108 B. slain. Medford. FOR SALE Jersey cow to freshen oon. J. R. Hoffman. Applegat. 8IX-POOT BATH TUB, too long for bathroom. Will exchnge for ahorter tub. 413 No. Drape. FOR SALE Beauty bloseora nower- lnjt ahrubs. ae each. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Hotpolnt electrle range, nearly new; wood clrculaUng heater. Electrolux cleaner, lawn mower, davenport and chair, wood rang, fruit Jar, etc Ph. 30SB. FOR RENT UnfurnUhed modem five-room house. Adult only. Mid way Four Corners. FOR SALE Fancy Kanot oata, heavy and clean. Monarch seed & Feed Co. ASHLAND RESIDENTS Will take four passenger to Medford and re turn dally. Phone Ashland S001. FOR SALE Roae bushe and orna mental ah rubbery. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Oat retrlterator, Ilk new. Inquire 113 B. 12th. FOR SALE Sheep guano to mulch lawna and gardens. Monarch Seed g Feed Co. SLEEPING ROOM. 839 So. Orap. FOR SALE Small electrle range. Ph. 4(157. FOR RENT New apartment. 80 Rote Ave.. Medford. DANCE at th OASIS Eagle Point Spring Floor March 21st T ROILY Adults tt-2Sc Kiddle lie. Inc. T Mal: 1:48-1-18 fveti 8:48-8:88 6-GUN ACTION! SATURDAY HUGH HERBERT ; PIGGY MORAN Wohit CATLETT LEWIS HOWARD JUNE STORIT SUNDAY 3 DAYS! 1841' Most Talked-Ahoat Hltl Pyour fa e West, itar . . . . :ne TRY 'Yl HAR0LI) IVV HUBER J BURNETTE 1" CT" YOmEnd" asw7 Si At n m JUST ARRrvro Cuttar R4 Rm bmt mm. onnu 4 Soo lb, rougnac per hour. Crape rubber traveling feed tabi realau oil and rain. Haa ep- arat grain hopper, IS In. I SO tna, Price SJJ7SS. sionlomery Ward. FOR SALE Common alfalfa eerd S35 per cwt. Thl l not outbrn hot cllmat seed, tb kind you U plow up In couple year after sowing. Monarch Seed A Feed Co. FOR RENT Prtrat sleeping room for two. twin bed. prtt bath and shower In country horn to reliable peraona with character reference. Ten minute car nd from canton ment. P.O. Bos liua. FOR SALE When transplanting ! way uae Tranaplantone. It get plant off to a better atari, prevent wilting. Monarch Seed a) Feed Co. PK1LCO RADIO Up-to-date floof model, aell or trade tor hena. Hckelman. Oold Rill. Inquire Tex ero Station. EXCHANOB Rewound reneratora. 4 95 and up. Beverln electric. 1SOS K. Rtvertlde. RADIO SERVICE TUOM. put and service for all mak'.e at reonbi charge. Phillip Radio Servica. 1307 N. Rlverald. NOTICE Th member of Medford Carpenter Local SOS1 on March IStn voted unanimously to rmtB their local wag teal to 81 SO per hour, th tat..e th cantonment -! Carpenter' Local 2097, 1308 No. Riveraide. Phon 8848, f why . . mmv ' : l: YOUNG BRIDE'S DREAM OF LOVE ::. BECOME A V NIGHTMARE OF TERROR? The stbrlnc etory o t e.. . i"' girl haanlea br . . ' . ' i ', fer ef the very saaa - '!'- - pledftel to protect her. fp' ' . ' !' . , ' 1942'. Greate.1 Actre., , 1 FOBTAIHE If . fin.- . .?d,aBy AWr,, fof caIyGRAWT SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE NIGEL BRUCE DAME MAY WHITTY fir acted br Alfr.rf "bacca." """ssMi - HURHYl W. 11" ess1' sW I rrr:.JlT PlUS DUWALU T0NlTE0NLY:.t9 0ClocW Ruth Luy's Dancers . i. parson . . Q Oa taa a.u- Annual "" CONTINUOUS SHOWS Brfor Klsi SSr-t9e-tle Inc. Ts im.vh.u.ii TWO ja revolver, t etnas ana ebalra. Burroughs bookkeeping- ad ding auwhlh. Flck Uwdwrnr. FOR SALE It coat leee to feed Suerry '-farm-teatod' feed. Aak bout th Spcrry productive pullet plan. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. NOTICE Now la th time to hvw your house checked for termite, fre of chug. Hubbard Bros. Phone 2189. WALKER'S DANCE DREAMLAND Every SATURDAY NIGHT Real Dance Music Beth Modern k Old-Tbna) Alwars a Good Crowd ana a Good Tim WALKER'S DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE No Jitter-Bugging Allowed starts SUNDAY! . WMMWamtri "sarA JOAN U '"" who toade i 5 iiiaiimvia,......4 m " - - - .iiiiiwiltVXeaXr SUHD BIB i i urn . kill denturo iJ5TT mm if r.&RTOUl uuura . teeitail SAT DO0R5 OPEN 1:00 Arirr Slit 4e-18e-lle Im. Tax '