MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1942.
PAGE THREE
TREES TO ADORN
CAMP LANDSCAPE
The 91rt Infantry division
area at Camp White, through
cooperation of the Rogue River
National Forest, will be land
acaped and beautified with 500
locust and 500 Chinese elm trees
the coming autumn.
The forest service, making a
present of the trees to Camp
White, will also give technical
assistance in their transplanting.
The saplings, two or three
inches high, will be obtained by
the forest service from the Wind
River nursery, Carson, Wash.
The forest service will also
furnish a 60-foot pine tree for
the August 15 ceremony at
Camp White, at which time the
91st Infantry division of World
war I fame, whose insignia was
and will be a pine tree, will be
reorganized.
Fifty-one thousand tons of
blackplate have been saved by
cutting down its use in bottle
caps.
Do You
Own A
Goldfish?
NOT EVERYBODY owns
a goldfish. Yet, through
this broad western land, many
people do. The number of
westerners who own goldfish is
definitely greater than the num
ber who own ostriches. But it's
probably smaller than the num.
ter of butchers, bakers, candlestick-makers
and other citizens
who own Standard stock.
Of course, It's impossible to
prove this suggestion with sta
tistics. It has been years since
anybody took a goldfish census.
The idea here is merely to infer
that it's commonplace rather
than rare to own a part of
Standard. If your neighbor
owns Standard stock, it's no
more surprising than if he owns
a horse, a soup-tureen, or an
electric ironer.
The exact figures are that
74,567 stockholders own this
Company. Only 3-point-soroe-thing
percent of them own
more than 500 shares each.
Nearly half own 25 shares or
less. If figures mean anything
and if they don't two and
two don't make four Stand
ard is owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Average Citizen ... and a lot
of them.
Furthermore, nearly half out
stockholders live on the Pacific
Coast. Normally they wstch
our operations uitb their own
tyes. That's not wholly possible
in war time. But it insures that
our interests are those of Mr.
and Mrs. Average Citizen. Our
interests are All American.
Standard Oil Company
of California
Berkshire Stocking
SALE
Regular $1.95 All Silk Stockings. First
quality, assorted sizes and thread
weights.
Colors that we don't want. But they
will blend with Black or Navy Blues.
Your Choice
While They Last
This Special Good Thursday Only
M. 171. Dept. Store
"Almost Married"
J, lii I
In order to get a divorce. Rob
ert Paige and Jane Frazee must
first get married, and that's
where the complications arise
in "Almost Married", added
Rialto Has Premiere of "Crossroads"
ear
William Powell, the sensation
al star of the "Thin Man" series,
comes to the Rialto theatre Fri
day for one big week in the
world premiere showing of
"Crossroads", which co-stars
Hedy Lamarr and features a
CALENDAR
Thursday
1:00 p. m. Past Chief's club
of Pythian Sisters, home Mrs.
W. H. Casebeer, 1114 South Oak
dale avenue, covered dish lun
cheon. 1:30 p. m. Wenonah club,
dessert bridge card party, home
Velma Singler, 27 Rose avenue.
6:30 p. m. Royal Neighbors
of America, covered dish picnic,
home Mrs. Michael Beck, Old
Stage road for members and
their families and friends.
8:00 p. m. Carnation club,
home Mrs. Peter Dietrich, 939
North Central avenue.
Prospect
Prospect, July 15. (Spl.)
William Tetherow and Darwin
Bevens, employes of Alley Bros.
Lumber company, met with ac
cidents last week that will keep
them from working for a few
weeks. The former received a
broken fore arm and the latter
a broken bone in his foot.
Aocordlng to word received here
f - h
J
Holly Comedy
comedy hit playing tonight and
tomorrow night only at the Hol
ly Theatre with "So's Your Aunt
Emma", starring Zasu Pitts and
Roger Pryor.
large cast Including Basil Rath
bone, Claire Trevor, Felix Brcs
sart, Sig Ruman and H. B. War
ner. The story gives Powell a
role similar to those which
make him so popular as the
"Thin Man."
by relatives, Charles MeCann, who
was Inducted in the U. 8. army tn
March and has been stationed at
Camp Roberts, Calif., has been trans
ferred to the coast guard.
Mrs. Katie Grieve Is a patient at
the Community hospital at Medford
following an operation performed
Wednesday.
Recent house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Rlppon were Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Saunders of Los Angeles. Mr.
Saunders Is connected with the Grif
fith company, contractors at Camp
Summer
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A Group of
Paris Fashion
Whites, Beige and
2 Tones
Out They
Go!
S298
Values to $4.45
II"
You'll Find Exceptional Values
Throughout the Stock of
na.ua.
Veronica Lake In
1 J V' aT-I- kU A """A I
Li. fctneW I J
Veronica Lake, Robert Pres
ton and Alan Ladd, a thrilling
new star discovery, are all tied
up in an exciting mystery story,
This Gun for Hire," which
White. Mrs. Anne Brayton Stevens,
formerly of Medford. who now makes
her home at Spokane. Is a guest at
the Rlppon horns this week.
Mrs. Prances Kelley of Roseburg
arrived Saturday and will visit sev
eral days with ber son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley
at Jantser Village. Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Kelley took their guest to Dia
mond and Crater lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Parrell Fish and
daughters Phyllis and Peggy and
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hayes and daugh
ter Dorothy, of The Dalles, are visit
ing this week 1th Mrs. Fish's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Grieve and children.
Frank Doty Is 111 with lumbago
and went to Medforl for medical
attention Tuesday.
The George L. Janteer Lumber
company has added another three
room cottage to their tillage. It will
be occupied by Mr, and Mrs. Martin
Halverson rnd Carl Johnson.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stev
ens, who left for their homes last
week, included Mr. Stevens' sister,
Mrs. Ida Jones and her children,
Frances. Hazel Jane, Lee. Freddy.
Anna Mae and Mary, of Kent, Calif.,
and Mrs. Stevens' sister and nephew.
Mrs. Vera rTetto and son Floyd, of
Oakland. Calif. Floyd remained here
and will spend the summer months
at the Stevens home.
Frank Da-Mdson, who had been
logging for the Dole Lumber com
pany before the Dole mill was de
stroyed by fire recently, accepted
a contract to log for the George
L. Jantsser lumber company from the
George Trlbett place.
Announcements have been re
ceived here of the birth of a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Weston Fowler st
a Medford hospital July 12. The
Fowlers are well known here, where
they lived for several years and at
tended the local schools.
' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doty and chil
dren Bonnie and Betty spent Sunday
at Gold Hill where they visited the
former's brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Doty of Portland
and his sister, Mrs. Orpha Binder and
son Terry of Blkton,' Ore., who were
guests of another sister, Mrs. Ethel
Martin.
Ted Jantzer finished his summer
course at 8. O. C. E. at Ashland and
returned to his home here Friday.
He will drive a logging truck for his
brother Lewis during the vacation
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swan and
M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
PAY LESS-DRESS BETTER
220 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 3332
Close Out of Ladies'
Straps, Pumps, Etc
0ne Group' odd sim Si 69
Reg. Values to $3.95 IW7
dept.
Mystery Picture
comes to the Craterian theatre
Sunday for a three day run.
Others In the large cast are
Laird Cregar and Tully Mar
shall.
daughter Wreatbel and her husband.
of Rosalia, Wash., arrived Tuesday
and will visit several days with Mrs.
Swan's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Clemens.
Sweden has suspended motor
coach transportation on Sundays
to conserve tires.
3EBBLEF0RD CO.. CHICIGI
SWUM
JACKSON
HOT SPRINGS
Located next to Chateau on
Highway between Medford
and Ashland.
SPECIAL RATES
TO SOLDIERS
Modern Cottages. Picnic
Grounds. Hot Sulphur
Tub Baths
RT2 ciliary
Shoes
for Ladies
2-Tones, Beige and
White Values to $5.85
$395
T
Frank A. Roberts charged
with burglary not in a dweling
waived a preliminary hearing
Ft
i:GA RANGES
Come In and Find Out How You
Can Purchase a New One
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Smoothly SyU4
Refrigerator Set
Htot-pnot O OO
mCoU-pnot 3A3
Stuart water Jng and S bowls
for storing "loft-oron". Bed,
white and blue pattarn.
FAIVS y
; IO" Oselllatlng
8.95
Chli
2.US
Two tones.
White baked
enamal, chrom
ium trim. '
elalce-O-Mat
3.79
A stream
lined Juicer
that gets all
the julc, with
out the ell
from the rind,
seeds and pulp.
Lightweight.
Easy to clean.
CONVINIINT lUDAIT
It'i easy to buy en
Purchases totaling 118 or more
lii ST
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f nril r,Bl etor. fi
10" blades I
I tC3lJJr cuard. Botary ,
pgcSflL)ff type switch, f
Tyh traamllned
1' bin and ( :
fsr ; housing. r
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Dnt
save row muun your um
t.flsf.r fr th
ZnUa MiUuf PLAN-
Free regular burpeetlons that saea year
ear and sees your tires. Drive la sad regis
ter. We Baftl-Brand your tires and inflate
them to correct prearare. Other parts of
your ear are thoroughly cheeked. Xe cost.
NgMniitg July 17 All nrtstoM
Firestone Stores
214 South Riverside
yesterday and was ordered held
to await grand Jury action, by
Justice of the Peace Coleman.
Roberts was charged with at
tempted entry or a norm cen
tral Avenue cleaning establish
ment. Bail was set at $1000.
Two men paid fines for fail
ure to obey traffic signs, travel
ling the wrong way on one-way
streets. Each were fined 11.50
and costs. They were Talley E.
ITTIV?f.'.rj-:HIM.'I.U
X$199.5fl
4Te fiirn.M
1 Hlgh-Ltw Type
$199.50
"fjrtro Room" Balr.
Ore
ffofctrfiAaw Ovm
Regulator
ttnlhrDmw
Uttntll
CofflporfaMftf
Bum en operate s
super spaed or slow
est simmer. Acld
restatlng, glesmlnc
white porcelain top.
All the features
woman wants In
(as rant.
Matched Set
Army Twill
SHIRT PANTS
2.98 2.98
Morceriiea' CeraW Amy TarlH
Unlortio4 Won't Shrink
Oror 1
e Lovno'eri CaWfr
Smort ApprwKm
Trousers styled like drees
pants, made ilka work pants.
Shirt has T-button front with
two pockets.
PURE GUM
Turpentine
NOW
1.89
WAS
f.Hon
A bargain tn factory,
sealed cans of highest
grade, pure gum turpen
tine. Buy HTaral cans now
and kaap en hand.
Protoct 9ih1 So9tlfy Yowf Mom.
1m fee FlretfsM S-Caaf Sflom
House Paint
MestaiiMi Ceiweee 3.25
Create DmMUr , jjjj'oaw
' The Itreatene Moat House
Bslnt System glres yon full
(protactlon and eorarage with a
single coat of Firestone House
Paint Primer and a single coat
of Firestone Hones Paint,
B.l W.n .l.t. I eaL.......2.49
Flow t Trim V.mlih, I e.L..2.f
Marina Spar Vttnlili, I at.... 1.19
Rapid Drylnf Enamal, I pt..,.7T
PLAN I YOU DISIRI
this eenTonlent plan.
are st liable en ear budget tans.
o rout
MOTfCTIOH
met ana SJiraii
Stor Will Ml War londsltt
m.
Phone
Hughes and Richard L. M'MuU
len, both of this city.
Boyd E. Thomas was assessed
$1.50 and costs for having no
chauffuer's license.
When the Civil War brok.
out. only about 13,000 men were
under arms.
Closing Urn for Classified Ads
a. m. Too lata to ClaasUy U :0
p. m.
ROTARY SPRINKLER
4.95
space. Folds to 6" flat, 63 1,"
high. Xilndrled hardwood.
B tardy connections. Built for f
long serrtee. -
SwtrmWm
vert Shirt
1.19
ChagHbray Shirt I.2B
These Mg-Talue shirts are Just
the thing for factory, shop or
work around the home. Long
wearing, with many extra faa
tares. See them today!
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m i ongh Job of
VSC"! ' 1 sprinkling.
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I 3.29
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Ware la VeceNae
Comfort Chtkn-Smrm
Met)'. B.ye
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veralla ' vcralla
1.69 9Se
es. blue KotharslBuy
danlm. San- two or more
forlsed . . ' pairs, Light-
Buttons sre weight, blue
riveted. Ad- danlm. Ideal
Justableback, for summer.
AW-L-Ta.
Ironing Table
G.95
Saes Ceeeof Wer er Creek
Lorn VVaar an Cfafmn
tan Ifforl to IrarWmy
Folds to fit a 31'," raceas. Top
ateasares approximately UU,"
m 84". Ooatalnt vent for
escape of i
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