Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 17, 1942, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1942. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL In Klamath Falli Mrs. J. W. Bean of 220 South Grape street spent the weekend in Klamath Falls visiting her son. Fay Mont gomery. First Aid Class An advanc ed Red Cross first aid class will start at the Howard school to night at 7:30, with Dr. L. W. Buonocore as instructor. Meeting Changed The Jack sonville Garden club will meet at the home of Mrs. Lewis Con ley Friday rather than at the home of Mrs. Addie Smets as previously announced. At Hospital Miss Fatty Crow, daughter of Alice Crow of 54 Hose avenue is reported to be improving satisfactorily at Sacred Heart hospital following a major operation Monday. To Enter University Miss Helen Herbert of this city left Saturday for Berkeley, Cal., where she will enter the Uni versity of California for inten sive training for draftsmanship and designing. e Recovering Miss Helen Gib son, five year old. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gibson of 723 Bennett avenue has recovered sufficiently from a major opera tion at Community hospital to have friends call. Baby Born Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKee of route 1 re ceived word yesterday of the birth of a son to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ran son Vess of Compton, Cal. The baby, born yesterday, weighed seven pounds and 14 ounces. Mrs. Vess is the former Marjorie McKee. To Enter Training John Prentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prentice, 517 Newtown street, left for Portland Monday to enter training as a flying cadet in the U. S. army air corps. Their other son, William, has just received his commission as first lieutenant in the quar termaster division of the U. S. army at Fort Warren, Wyo. He was called into service as a reserve officer about a year ago. PHOTOS 3 for a Dime Complete Line Novelty Jewelry Engraving FREE Cerap white Bus Terminal WAKE IIP YOUR LIVER BILE ftboot aionel-And YcarTt Jura 0 d rbtd to tba Morning Rariu' to Ga Tbt Hvr fhoald poor t pints of Mta Mm Into your bomb mvmrr dy. If this bik li toe flowing frwly, jour food tuj not dfr VL It mar jost decay la tho bowels. Then u bloats up your stomach. Yon grt eon. pupated. Vba tmk sour, sank and the world looks panic J takes those food, old Carter's Mttl ZJver PUls to ret these pints of bile flow, nur freely to make you f "up and up." get a paekmce today. Take as directed, Bffeotlva in makinr bile flow freely. Ail tar Carter's LittU Llw Pills. lOe and SM. Information Wanted Anyone having any information concern ,',1?$,.the whereabouts of Otto William Baker, formerly of Prospect, is asked to telephone the Red Cross, 4405, it was an nounced today. Sentenced Albert Ernest McKinney was sentenced to 10 days in the city jail In the city Police court today on a charge of bemg drunk on a public street. Leonard Hansen was given five days in jail on the Mme C,harge- R- E- McCarty paid a fine of $2.50 for operat jng an automobile with only one headlight. Purse Stolen Bernice Baker nurse at Camp White on night duty. rennrtH t :. ' ponce that someone took the purse mo uresser or her bed room sometime yesterday morn ing. She resides at 122 Portland avenue. The report stated that the purse contained consider able money, a check and miscel laneous cards. On Honor Roll Three Jack son county students were listed on the University of Oregon spring term honor roll by Clif ford L. Constance, assistant reg istrar on the Eugene campus. They were Barton E.' Clemens of 203 Vancouver avenue; Rol lan Merrifield of 228 North Central avenue and Lorna E. Keesee, also of Medford. Cited to Court Benjamin Leon Lockwood of Talent was arrested by state police yester day for operating a logging truck with an overload. He was cited to appear in justice court today. Delmar Lee Terry of Grants Pass, Jay Zeften Tucker of Prospect and Robert Fulton Berry of Central Point, were ar rested for failure to stop their cars at a stop sign. Tucker and Berry will appear in justice court Thursday and Tucker will appear Saturday. . Need Workers A call was issued from the Red Cross of fice in the county court house today for volunteer workers to fold bandages and surgical dressings at the court house auditorium each morning begin ning at 10 o'clock the remain der of this week and next week. Miss Lillian Roberts, executive secretary of the county Red Cross, said that all volunteer work would be greatly appreciated. Collisions W. C. Mattson, no address listed, driving a passen ger car and W. Wornstaff of Portland, operating a logging truck collided recently on the Butte Creek road. The Mattson car was badly damaged, a re port on file stated. C. W. Yates of 1218 West Main street and G. R. Kirkpatrick, both operat ing passenger cars, were involv ed in a minor accident on the Crater Lake highway about one eighth of a mile north of Camp White Tuesday at 6:45 a. m, a report filed yesterday stated. Return Home Mr. and Mrs.l George Davis and son. Bud of South Oakdale avenue have re turned home after a week's va cation at Portland, Tacoma and Chehalis, where they visited relatives and friends. To San Jose Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Reynolds of 38 North Peach street plan to return to Medford Saturday after a motor trip to San Jose, Cal., where they will attend the graduation of their daughter, Mareta from San Jose State college. Nephew Killed Mrs. L. F. Slavens of 506 South Newtown street, has received word that her nephew, George P. Deal of Centralia, Wash., was killed June 3 in the Japanese bombing of Dutch Harbor. Mr. Deal was employed by a construction com pany ana was the only employe killed. Move to Medford Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson are now making their home at 607 West 11th street while both are em ployed at the cantonment. Mr. Wilson, a member of the Pros pect high school faculty for sev eral terms, has been superinten dent of schools at Gaston, Ore., for the past two years. Mrs. Wilson formerly resided in Med To Initiate Crater Lake Aerie, No. 2093, Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold Initiation at the meeting Thursday at 8 p. m. at the Eagles hall, 42 North Front street. Worthy vice-president, Ora Meyers will preside during the absence of the wor thy president, A. C. Lucas, who is attending the state convention of Eagles in La Grande. The auxiliary also will meet, follow ed by a dance. HEELSIGHT Seattle, June 17 (JP) Samuel Israel, as he repaired some sol diers' shoes, just had an idea the government might want the old rubber heels. So he's turned over to salvagers 12,110 pounds of them. To the Red Cross goes the non-bouncing check be re ceived. Closing tlma for Claaslfled Ads 0 a. m. Too late to Classify 13:30 p. m. NAB BUSY FORGER Los Angeles, June 17 VP) Albert Edward Solem, said by FBI agents to be wanted In a score of cities on check forging charges, has been arrested here by the federal men. Richard B. Hood, FBI agent in charge here, said Solem had forged over 100 checks totalling $22,000 within two years. Too Late to Classify LOST Will party who picked up 20 bill from floor In Big market Tuesday evening pleas return to 837 W. 2nd at. Reward. BTRAYHD Brown horse. Weight 1250. Call Lester Wilcox, 0038. LINNIA & ASTER plant. Dnultrt, 1107 E. Main. WANTED Pd. Bon ton Terrier, male, about 6 weeks old. Writ Route 1 Box 304, Grants Paaa, Oregon. WANTED To buy equity In 1935-87 model car. Must be bargain. Ad dresa P. O. Box 111 Eagle Point. Ora. WANTED Bt elderly woman, room for light housekeeping. Must be low rent, contact captain tox ai the Salvation Array or Phone 4330. PADDED VAN MOVTNO SERVICE, WASHINOTON. OREGON. CAUF. EAi8 TRANSFER. DIAL 3828. BE A BEE-MAN. Student helper wanted for the balance of tne sea eon. Wagea and details at confer ence. Stewart, 838 Plum St. FOR SALE Good model A Ford. Apt. No. 3, 103 oak, Asmana. FOR SALE: Colored fryers. Bert Mot tner. Maple Park Drive. FOR 8 ALE 1937 Indian Motorcycle. 360. Ideal Bicycle Shop 411 E Main BEST "Home In the Woods" bargain ever offered. 40 acres, secluded yet easily accessible, good level rnan, 1 hour from Medford off Evans Creek. All years Springs, 3 creelu New solidly built 8 rooms A porch screened & shuttered. Knotty pine antpiap construction, cedar shingled room, screened windows with lock ing storm shutters. No shack. 8850. Photos at 311 Vancouver Ave. FOR SALE 8 small and medium logg'.ng trucks. Good rubber, good condition. Dual axle trailers. Brown Llpee. Ueeiwd. ready to work. Tribune Box 3345. FOR SALE Wood ran with coils. Inquire Nicholson's. 0th b Cherry. Central Point. FOR SALE By Owner: 3 -bedroom horns on paved street, near good school, hardwood floors, fireplace, cement basement, automatic beat, large lot fenced, shrubs, trees. Terms Cash. Address P. O. Box 1145. Medford. IS YOUR CHILD A riOSE PICKER? It mar b a lsn of bowel wortni I And then roundworms can cause real trouble t Other warning aret uneasy stomach, tier voutneu. Itch Ins parts. If you avert luipect roundworm, set Jayne's Venn i fug today 1 JAYNE'3 ft America's lead Ins proprietary worm medicine : ud by millions for over a century. Acta gentlr, yet drives out round worms. Demand JAYNE'S VERMIFUGE. titt ""!)& r of Hits! Start FRIDAY ONE BIG WEEK! Tha gayest, tuna fillad musical tinea "Alexander's Rag time Band" . . . and In Technicolor, tool 1 ''rrrtssznnsL VrV-i FHMED ENTIRELY IN War Bonds Day and Nlghtl Ends Tomorrow Xttel ABO UtnXt luff JUWlliCDK In Colorl NOW! Walk 2 Blocks More eves. OPEN Pay 10c Less Afr FVFRY SEE TWICE AS MUCH! "ub . Aaes 1215 NIGHT Tf tF HI I 1 fV7J 25e Mats Sat. ,T " L'j' tj ft Kiddi" llc and Sunl J J L J Incl, Tax HtsnoaafSBsW Doors Open Every Night 6:45 kMBBBBBBBMssBI p As Down-to-Earth W as Sunday Fishin'! Vt a at lovable at a knitted tweater j 3 ... and at hum,an at ma't apple 1 1 pie! Here' your tpecial picture! 1 1 "NOT A I k LADIES' MASrA mw a saw . . Kw m '.m m a V. I I BMBMV S he'- glua . V' Cv TONITE & THURS. NITE j; The Shocking Inside Story of How Paris Fell!! MATS! 4 0e-25c-lie inc. Tax SI EVESi I I S0r-25e-Ue I 1 Inc. Tax I YICK SO HERB CO. Herb remedies alleviate disorders ol goitre, stom ach, lungs, liver, heart, kidney, bladder, prostate Blind, piles, catarrh, sinus, jsthma, high blood pressure, dropsy, tumor, rheumetism, ecsema. stomach ulcer, conttipetion. lumbago, bronchitis, yellow iever, and female complaints. Daily 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sunday 1 1 :30 A. M. f o 1 :30 P. M. ,Herballsnt C,U or W,ltfc 1Pho" 48,T Jackson County Bank Building. Medfcra. Cregon. SI BR1NO your auto body worK to Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop. South Bar tie tt. FOR SALE One blonde mele and one red female purebred Cocker Spaniel puppies. Call alter 0:00 p. m. 611 6. Riverside. W. O. T. TT. Rummsce Sale, Saturday June 20, 103 N. Central. rOR. SALE Sparks room rss heater, nearly new, cheap. 514 W. 2nd St. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to friends and neighbors. and especially the Eagles Lodce and P.O.E. Auxiliary, for the sym pathy extended us durtngr our re cent bereavement; also for the beautiful floral offerings. THE GEPPERT FAMILY. FOR SALE Thin-tired Man's Bicycle, three new tires, Delta headlight, 137. Cell 4376. 637 Beatty St. FOR SALE "37 Packard 6 coupe. Extra good condition, 60 Rose Ave. 3 RESIDENCE LOTS, Springfield. Ce. Will trade on improved acre- ate and assume or will trade for livestock, poultry or snythln I enn use. Fred Sharp, Rt. 1, Box 301, central point. WTLIj PARTY who picked tip pack age of brown and white silk print by mistake please phoqs 36847 WANTED Qui for housework and care of ore child . Room, board and $6 a week, Mrs. Murray Bell 3690 or 3866. FOR SAL15 Weaner pigs. John EUe- stad. central Point, Box an. FOR SALE Colored fryers. Corn fad. William Shumate, Talent. WANTED Team of work horaea with harness. Write J. O. Cooksey, Rt. 4. Box 974 or phone 6480. AUTO COURT, fras station, store, valuable beer license. Priced for quick aale, $7,500. Green Creek Auto Court. S miles south Grants Paaa, on Highway 90. Route 1. Box 366. FOP. PENT New 8 -room house, US6 Court St. Two adult. Call 6379. 307 Vancouver. FOR RENT Desirable modem house, 304 West Jackson. WANTED Cattle to pasture at Four Corners, across from Phtpps ranch. Rt. D, Box 64. C. W. Gardner. FOR SALE Trash burner, cooking top, colls, 3S. 1033 West 10th. FOR SALE Reed baby buggy, good condition. 706 park. Very FOR SALE 1934 Pontlaa sedsn, 678. Bud Lewis, 304 South Central. 53000 On. mrr IrrVft'l. jooil tri, snJ ,hrubn. fl-room. modern house, 8 bedrooms, ftrepllre, gsrtge, ex tra Owner leaving. Joins the city of Medlord. BKOWN WHTTS Phone 3820. Evenings 40 B2. FOR BALE ST ChevroleS -ton Pickup, eovi Rom Ave. KEU WANTED Young men with truck driving and furniture mov ing experience. Phone S75S. LIVESTOCK SALB at Favlllon will be temporarily closed until further no tice. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. WANTED Commercial spraying, 1 1 yre. In Medford. Ph. 03SS UcOonagle. FOR SALE S Holophane electrlo light fixtures with chains. Will car ry SOO-watt lights. A bargain If taken at onoe. Call at Uall Tribune office. War Stamps for Sale! HELP WASTED Men to work in feed store. Phone S7n6. HELP WANTED Local experienced store clerk. Phone 8766. F. E. 1 Samson Company. ROXY FOR SALE-Equity In 1940 Ford T- ,,,. only 6:4i-9:0uio inc. tai luxe, a-door. 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