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JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 3,' 1942. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and PERSONAL From Aihland Mrs. C. M. Lock wood of Ashland was business visitor in this city Thursday. Mower Gone Earl Owlngs of 335 West Second street reported to city police yesterday that his lawnmower which had been left In his woodshed, was missing. Appear in Court Fred Smith paid 55 fine in the city police court today for failure to stop at a stop street. Douglas Marion Gaylor was sentenced to five days in the city jail for being drunk in a public street. Chan cey Harold Fuirland, charged with being drunk in a public street forfeited $10 bail and Bert Talmadge Christon was floated out of Medford on a similar charge. Local Caller J. A. Ormandy, general passenger agent for Southern Pacific company with headquarters in Portland, was a business visitor in this city Wed nesday. Local Visitor Jim Nutter, publicity manager for United Air Lines from Seattle, is spend ing several days in southern Oregon on business. He planned visits to Ashland and Klamath Falls as well as this city. Drama Meeting All who are interested in drama, acting, writing or directing are asked to meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Girls' Community club house, 229 North Bartlett street. Mrs. Ed Kelly, drama chairman for USO, will be in charge of the meeting. Spend a f COOL FOURTH " p AIR CONDITIONED If IIMEDFORD THEATRES Danca Hours The manage ments of the Dreamland and Oriental Garden halls have an nounced that dancing hours for Fourth of July dancing parties will extend from 8:30 p. m. to 1:30 a. m. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Swartz of Hollywood, Calif., arrived here Tuesday to spend a month visiting Mr. Swartz s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Swartz of 121 Genesee street. Assigned Second Lieutenant Raymond H. Dougherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dougherty of 136 Vancouver avenue, was re cently assigned to duty at the Lincoln air base, Lincoln, Neb., according to word received from the base. A graduate of Oregon State college, Lieut. Dougherty was a technical forester before entering the army. To West Virginia John Col lins, who recently received his master of science degree from Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology left Wednesday for Charleston, West Virginia where he has accepted a position with the Union Carbide and Carbon company in one of their defense plants. Collins is the sou of Mrs. Grace Collins, 1810 East Main street. Violators Sentenced M. D. Trasham forfeited $S bail in city police court yesterday for failure to stop at a stop light. William B. Forrester was fined $10 for violation of the basic rule and Melvin F. Brewster was given a $10 suspended fine for failure to give right of way. John Earl Payne, charged with being dnink in a public street, was fined $10. At Kincaid Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Logg of Holly wood, Cal., visited recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred erick M. Kincaid at Butte Falls. Also recent visitors were Pri vate Wendell Kincaid now sta tioned at Stockton Field Air Base at Stockton, Cal., who vis ited his parents Mr. and Mrs Kincaid on a short furlough. Mrs. Vernon Walter and daugh ters, Margie and Joanna of Glendale, Cal., were also guests at the Kincaid home. Guns Stolen Martin Ma gar. who resides on the old P. and E. grounds near Bear Creek, re ported to city police yesterday that someone had stolen a Win chester shotgun, a .22 rifle and a brown leather handbag from his residence. Picnic Planned The annual Oklahoma picnic and basket dinner will be held at the Signal Service station at Rogue River Sunday, July 12. Coffee and cream will be furnished and those attending are asked to bring their own sugar and bas ket lunch. The picnic begins at 11 a. m., with Floyd K. Dover as guest speaker. Annual Picnic C. A. Meek er's Sunday school class of the First Methodist church will hold its annual picnic on the lawn at the Meeker residence, 724 Jack son boulevard Monday at 6:30 p. m. Class members, Sunday school teachers and families are invited and asked to bring own table service, card table, salad or cake. Mrs. Penny Fontaine, USO program director will be a guest and speak on life In South America. e e Minor Collisions Fred Reich of Route 1, box 277 driving a pickup and Charles Sturgil of Route 2, box 331, operating a passenger car, were involved In a minor mishap at the Intersec tion of West Main and Holly streets this morning at 8:15, ac cording to a report on file. Ed Cachelin and Claude W. Wright, Route 2, box 38 were drivers of automobiles which collided at the intersection of Park street and the Pacific highway in Grants Pass Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. according to a report filed here. Too Late to Classify WANTED Cook. Denny' Top Notch Cf. MALE PFKINOESB Pupplea. 6 wekn o'.rj. Hawkins Kennel, 3rd bouae South phoenix. POR RENT ROOMS. 424 No. Holly. FOR RENT Two room houaa. Call evening. 604 Hamilton. MAKE YOUR CAR do the work of two or three. Have needed body work done now t Daily Auto Painting and Body Shop, So. Bartlett. CHERRIES Sevral varieties. Buying daily and t.ung for 6c and Ac lb. Hours 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. every day. PaylM Market, 333 So. Riverside. ROOM AND BOARD for men. excel lent home cooking, plenty of milk. Quiet restful home. No drinker. 130 Kenwood. Phone 8489. MOVING Local and Long Distance. Serving entire Pacific Coast. EAD8 Tran&lr. Dial 2828. POR SALE My 280-A. farm. 80 A pasture. 200 A. good farm land and meadow. Good buildings. miles from Medford. Box 4238 Tribune. FACTORY BLOCKS Now available. Phone 2133. Timber Products Co. BLACK AND RED respberTles. Me Carty, Orchard Home Drive. Phone 2418. 173 ACRES 100 acre cultivated, 88 acres Irrigated, 20 acres sub-Irrigated, fenced and cross fenced, 4 room house, large Uvln? room, fire place, screened in porch, electric drilled well, barn 80x80 ft. Land will cut 128 ton of hay. Price 10.800 Including 18 cows and heif ers. 3 hones, 100 chicken and farm machinery, electric milker, and cream aeperator, milking 300 lba. dally. ALSO A NEAT and eory 4 room modern house, close In on pavement. East Side. 83.000. terms. ALSO 3'i ACRES Irrigated, good land, de sirable location. 3 room house, ga rane. electric pump, nice shade. Only 11.400. L. O. PICKELL 18 South Bartlett WANTED Position as saw filer in logging camp. Lee Livingston, Court and MeAndrewa. Lillys Auto Camp. TWO APARTMENTS for rant furn ished ind unfurnished. 1218 W. Main. SINGLE BEDS. 8200 par week. Call at 413 No. Grape St. WANTED Waitress, experienced only. Denny's Top Notch Cafe. POR SALE "37 Ford Coupe. Petun ger. Central Point. POR SALE Dairy Ranch 38 acne, all In clover, Irrigated, year round creek througn ranch, nice, clean, modern 3 room house, good dairy barn, chicken house etc., 3 ml. from Medford. The pries and terms are right. In our opinion this ts tfw best buy in So. Oregon. 3 ROOM , modern furnished home place anyone would be proud to own and live in. hardwood floors, fireplace, yard enclosed by steel fence, paved st.. only 1 block from high school. Priced to sell at 83.880. Term. L. J. AUSTIN 310 Laurel St. Dial 4827. BINO AND ROYAL ANVES, Satur day. Roy Ouches. Bellinger Lane. POR SALE 8 acre two room house on Coker Butte road. Also cow and calf. Wm. S tucker. Phone 8857. FOR SALE Blng Cherries. 811 80. Riverside. TWO SUBURBAN HOMES for sale Brand new 4 room modern home, city water and irrigation. Electrlo water heater. Immediate posses sion. 8760 down, balance 833 a month. Also 4 room modern home, maple floors, 3 bedrooms, acre lartino clover. 8500 down, balance 836 a month. Two beet buys in Valley. "For appointment see Dad Roberts, 730 West 2nd. FOR SALE 3 ix4 4 Oraflex camera, B. St L Tesar lens; Vi sire violin, 30: full sire violin, 838; portable electric sewing machine, 86; B flat Clarinet; buffet. Jacksonville Hwy., 103 Janney Lane, third house left. WANTED Late Model Sedan or coach tn trade for perfect 39 Plymouth Coupe. Prefer 3 Chev. or Plymouth. Would assume some. Box 4316. Tribune. WANTED Transportation to Oak land or San Francisco, on or after July 13th. Phone 2010 or cs.ll at 13 So. Orange. WANTED Woman for housework, at - onoe. Oo home nights, c au 848 Apple St. evenings or Sunday. 3c PER POUND Seedling cherries on the treea. 613 Pennsylvania) Ave. FIELD GROWN TOMATOES, Iced watermelons. Jumbo cantaloupes, apricots. Blng cherries, peaches. Buy your 4th of July fruit at the Growers Market. 8 ml. So. of Med ford, next to Carlton Nursery. FOR RENT Pleasant bedrooms. Plenty of hot water. Men only. 704 No. Central. THE GREATEST NOVEL OF OUR TIMES! TODAY for One Big Week Becomes the Screen's Grandest Hit Since "Gone nun tne ninu , A moving love story that grips your heart and never lets it go ... ! It will top the year's "Ten Beit!" You'll want to see it again and again! rvfl U H- III '7 L- J'XJT WAR BONDS 7 m. 'C? Tj- I Ml II i II and., your., pounding heart will chiti the line supporting cut headed by T h o m a s MITCHELL, Nigel BRUCE. H.nry STE PHENSON. Sara ALL. GOOD. Spend an AIR-CONDITIONED Fourth of Jul Whara In Coo CONTINUOUS Shows Saturday DOORS OPEN Saturday at 1:00 FOR RSNT mtll house. Iig w. oth. FOR SALE Bedetead and springs, davenport, cot. lit w. 10th. SITUATION WASTED A, jrusrd or wstclunsn. Tribune. Box 4'42i. WE HAVE BEEN sppralslng. estimat ing and comparing value or larm unlta In Jackson county for 32 years, no better time to buy Ulan now. tOC Art-Mounuin Ranch 140 acres 35 aerea Irrigated In meadow, free water. Balance tim ber, wo . ranpe land. Good 6 rm. house, i..nie barn, good aprlnss on place, ai.ooo cash. Balance terms. eOCnfJ 20 acrca, all la clover and vOJUUaltalfa fine atand Irrigat ed, will keep 13 cows, 4 room house, bam. close In. Price of this place reduced tc s.3500 for Imme diate ante, al 000 cah. balance term. Will put In cows, hoes, hay. machinery at reasonable price. Bee J. C. Barnes, 30 No. Peach St. Phone 4828 rOR HKT Large Ikrht hotuekees Ir.g Room. Adults, reasonable, el. en for sale, good work horse cheep. Phone SOSS. POR SALE 1 Holopbane electrlo light futures with chains. Will car ry 900-watt lights. A bargain If taken at onoe. Call at Mall Tribune office. LIVESTOCK BALE at Pavilion will be temporarily closed until further no tice. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. WANTED Commercial spraying, tl. yta In Uedlord Ph e68d alcOooagle. FOR SALE OR LEASE 10 lota In Gold Hill has lots of shsde and would make good auto camp. Has good paying restaurant and service station with living quarter. Box 4224. Tribune. PHOTOS 3 for a Dime Complete Line Novelty Jewelry Engraving FREE Camp White Bua Terminal Open Eveninga, Sundara POR BALE 8 acres good soil. Irri gated. Small new houaa and barn, on paved highway between Aohland and Medford. Owner here for few daya only. Bpst offer takea It. Cash or terms. Phone Ashland 473o. POR SALE Hay. Set U A. Bailey. 122 E. 13th. WANTED TO BUY Man's bicycle. Phone 74. 22ot. 125 rr. , wsiwm set IWIIE A MUCH! 25c Ue W k al a a mm an e awl ae ill stTewl Every . , -. . - - I Inc. Tex I jSyVWl Coming SUNDAY - For 3 Days! Sat. Snn. LJsaL-aWeaW. adtl 1 IsaL .JLal ?' T?5 u - "1 BBBMMawa. Dial 5094 Doors Open Sat Ii00-8:4S IVaaHsaajaa. f , . I Newly AIR-CONDITIONED K FOR THE 4th! WALKER'S DANCE DREAMLAND SATURDAY NIGHT Real Dance Music Both Modern at Old-Time Alwaya a Good Crowd and a Good Time WALKER'S DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE No Jitter-Bugging Allowed UNION BAND Gentlemen $1.10. Inc. tax LADIES FREE Men In Uniform Admitted for 75o Tax Included , TONITE and SATURDAY (Matinee and Evening Sat. k Bun.) RIP-ROARING WESTERNS 2 Hoppy Hits the Danger Trail! when he poses aa a dude ranch' er to round up a gm1 y gang of cattle fZ'ii thieves! B.J I It taleta U 9 J Brad KING Andy CLYDE Wanda McKAY-Robert KENT Another favorite Weatarn atar In red-blooded aetlonl . oT the trcmnLtoe J ( ' -m i 1 -iff -vmmf . V J laMaWH -eaaafc K RONALD K A H A M ixLnunn m lulu of ove team 4 y'i ft V i c ;c c c e SUN M0N 4) TUE i 1 THEIR J 'aj" V " Come Early! Ends Saturday Nits! (kfcjuufci . .eVun !!5L! t War Bondt lor Sala Day & Nit CONTINUOUS SHOWS SAT. DOORS OPEN 1:00 Added Teaturet Bala Lugoel In "THE CORPSE VANISHES'
