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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1942. PAGE SEVEN 0- LOCAL and PERSONAL Pavt Tin Jake Frank Arn old payed a line of $5 in the city police court yesterday for failure to stop at a atop street. . Hare From Ashland Harriet Tumbull and Betty J. Dunn were among Ashland residents transacting business in Medford recently. - Ashland Visitors Among Medford residents visiting in Ashland recently have been Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hodgens, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Conger. To Build A. L. McHenry made application at the city in spector's office yesterday to build a residence and garage at 129 Willamette avenue at a stat ed cost of $3,000. Rynning Returns Paul B. Rynning, county engineer, re turned to Medford today from Chicago, HI., where for the past fortnight he has been attending a Shriners' convention. He is gain at his desk and attended today's session of the county court. Rynning reported a pleas ant trip, plenty of defense activ ity and nice weather. Leave Thuriday Lieut. Tom my Dallaire, who was graduated Tiv A (mm officers training school at Fort Knox, Ky., has been a Medford visitor for the past 10 days. Lieut, and Mrs. rtiinira will leave tomorrow for i Santa Maria, Cal., where be will be stationed at Camp uook. They will be accompanied south hv Mr, Dallaire'i mother. Mrs. Frank Croucher, who will con tinue to San Diego to visit her son, Don Croucher, who is em ployed by Consolidated Aircraft company in that city. Mrs. Dal laire is the former Neva Crouch er. Lieut. Dallaire is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dallaire. Enroute to Santa Maria they will visit his mother at Weaver ville. Cal. Enjoy your ; made with famous Old Grow Picnic Suadar Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hydes, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vickoren spent Sunday picnicking at Union Creek. Grass Fire The chemical wagon of the city fire depart ment was called to Dakota street yesterday at 4:01 p. m. where a grass fire was extin. guished. No damage was reported. e Local Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Youngman of Cen tral Point, A. C. Lewis of Apple gate and the Rev. and Mrs. E. F. McFarland of Gilchrist were Medford business visitors yes terday. e e e Two Fined Edgar B. King and Charles Cassidy, both charg ed with being drunk in a public place were fined $10 and given a five day suspended jail sen tence in city police court yester day, Assigned To Pott Lieutenant Colonel Walter W. Abbey of Medford has been assigned to the position of executive officer for harbor defenses of the Co lumbia river, according to an order issued from headquarters. Fort Stevens, where Lieutenant Colonel Abbey Is stationed. Cars Collide George A. Cook of Eagle Point and H. L. Marsh of Jacksonville were drivers of passenger cars involved In- minor collision about eight miles north of Medford on the Crater Lake highway yesterday at 6:30 a. m. according to a report on file. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dean of 320 North Ivy street and daughter, Mrs. Dale Fomcrook of 718 East Jackson boulevard have returned from a week's trip to Oakland, San Francisco and Palo Alto, Calif. They visited Mrs. Dean's daugh ter and family, Mrs. Kenneth Shrayer in Oakland. Equipment Stolen H.. P. Nel son of 712 Pine street reported to city police yesterday that fly rod, reel and line were taken from his car recently. Zeno Wood of Hotel Grand also re ported to city police that two fishing rods and a flashlight had been removed from his car which was parked in a city lot. 0. L DAVIS RITES HELD IN ASHLAND Funeral services were held Monday in Ashland for O. L. Davis, who passed away Satur day at his home in that city. The services, at the Litwiller Funeral home, were conducted by the Rev. D. D. Randal of Medford, assisted by the Rev. Earl Downing of Ashland. Mrs. Pete Burreson of Gold Hill, and Mrs. A. B. Collet of Grants Fass, sang "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere," and Mrs. Buford Howard of Ashland sang "The City Four Square."- Mr. Davis was born in Paris, Lamar county, Tex., April 2, 1882. His mother died when he was four years old and his father a few years later. He came to Medford in July, 1909 and was foreman of the Rogue River Canal, Co. for four years and helped run the irriga tion ditches on the desert north east of Medford. Later he went to Grants Pass and was fore man of the River Banks ranch for over four years. He was married to Miss Aeh sah E. Davis. October 7, 1914, at the residence of her mother. Mrs. Minnie C. Chase near Grants Pass. Mr. Davis was foreman of the Charles Dunlap place in Table Rock for four years. He was employed in orchards for sev eral years in Sams Valley and Table Rock. The last four years he has resided in Ashland. His son. Private Monroe E. Davis, stationed at Sheppard field, Tex., obtained a furlough to come home and see his father and was able to be with him until he passed away and re mained for the funeral. Other survivors are his wife, his four daughters, Mary Esther, Etna B., Olive M. and Ida Belle; one brother, J. W. Davis and two sisters, Mrs. Huldah Larl- more and Mrs. Olive M. Brad ley of Wasola. One sister, Mrs. George Roark, lives at Phoenix, Ariz. One niece, Mrs. Lola Adolph and her three children reside in Ashland. ron BALK Western Air Patrol S-volt battery Radio. S3SSS new. now tao. Nellie a. ftrynoiae. 44s South Front. . PIONEER, PASSES BOYSE.VBERRIES now picking. SUB erst or Si 00 your container. B. V. Ooodroad. wen 6teart Avt. Ceefela Mary Brown Holmes, 78, a pioneer resident of South ern Oregon, where she hat lived all of her life, passed away it Eagle Point, Ore., Tuesday after a prolonged Illness. Mrs. Holmes was born at Jacksonville, Jan. 6, 1886. She attended the schools of Southern Oregon, and was unit ed In marriage to S. B. Holmes on Sept. 16, 1896. Mr.' Holmes passed away Aug. 26, 1930. Mrs. Holmes is of a pioneer family of eleven children, four of whom have preceded her in death. Surviving are four broth ers. R. G. Brown, W. H. Brown and J. F. Brown, of Eagle Point M. J. Brown of Medford, three sisters, Mrs. Cora O'Brien of Washougal, Wash., Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy. of Eagle Point, and Mrs. Harry Carleton, of Ash land. : Funeral services will be con ducted from Perl Funeral Home Thursday at 2 P. M., Rev. Keith Fields officiating. Interment will take place in Jacksonville cemetery. Pallbearers, all longtime friends of the family, will be William E. Perry. Ray Harnish, P. J. Robinson, Walter Young, Harve Stanley and Wilbert Ash-pole. TOR SALE 60 acrea, to ecrae aprl- cota, pear. peaches. 80 acre pas ture. Modern house, outbulldlnga Homer Walker. Eagle Point. TOR 8ALB Dlshee, bedding, llnena. other mlseellsneous artlclea, xnure dey and Friday. 230 Apple St. TWO-ROOM rum lined apartment tor light housekeeping. 310 Elm. CARD OF THANKS The family of Lovy J, Trusty wish to thank their friends and neighbors for their expressions of kindness and sympathy, also for the beautiful floral offerings. The Trusty Family. Portland, July 15 (IP) A Portland street will be named after Col. Joseph L. Stromme, Portland army air base com mander ordered to a new post. Mayor Earl Riley so announced yesterday in presenting a watch to Col. Stromme on behalf of the city council. , I OlDCSOv, I COOL at (he sF-tL wafers from James Crene't ; y L original urn. iloMipnsi. tea I wow Open Every Night Matinees Every Rat. a Snn. Walk 2 Blockt More Pay 10c Less SII TWICE AS MUCH! Dial 8094 Doors Open 8:45 EVES. 40c Ages 12-18 2Sc Kiddies 11c Inc. War Tax Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Used Fligldalre. 8 ft. In good condition. Phone 0205. WE WILL PAY o A POUND FOR OLD PHONOGRAPH RECORDS. Broken or otherwise. No Columbia or Ediaon records. Leonard Eleo trls Co. Phone 4437. SOS East Main. ROYAL ANN CHERRIES. Dolpb rnippe, crater uuu Hignway. PIANO FOR BALE. Voae & eon. me. dlum else, plain ease. Phone S7S0. GROCERY STORE, postofflee In con necuon, gas pump, uvlnx Quarters, cheap rent. 33 miles north Grunts Pass on the Rogue. Good read hunting fishing, gold mining good but. Will sacrifice. Illness. Posrmsater. Qallee, Oregon. KAVI BUTB3 for around t seres. Irrtgsted, Improved, free soil. Un der Sl.soo- Blerra rsecade Real Estate, Beall Lane Boa 18S. WILL OIVB AWAY a good farm dog. Route 1. Box too, near Deris Grocery. FOR SALE 4 acres, small house. Hslf In clover, hslf In pesrs. rree Irrigation. City water. tl&oo. Terms. A. F. Flowers. 112 East 12th- FOR SALE Two boys' eoata. aim 14 and IS. Gasoline Iron. Phons 4127. MERLB NORMAN STUDIO closed daytime remainder or July. Open evenings. S to 10. FOR SALE Seven-bank Burrough adding machine, child's riding sad dle, five-shovel cultivator. Room 7 Jackson County Bank Bldg. Dial 447S. FOR RENT Small ranch. S-room bouse, steady renter only. Bos 12, Spring St. V. 8. Bradford. FOR SALE Coach pups, female tS. male I7.SO. sis south crape, rnone 3743. Wl WILL PAY c A POUND FOR OLD PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Broken or otherwise. No Columbia or Edison records. Leonsrd Electric Co. Phone 4437. 800 East Main. YOU MAKE BIO ONES out of little ones by delaying auto body re pairing. Take it to Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop, 39 South Bart leu. FOR SALE Good cow, frestt soon Phone 8944. tS HUDSON Sedan. Shulta Brothers. FOR SALE 3 men's bicycles: 1 New world, nesriy new. aiso i feeder Mis. 80 Isylnjt Leghorns and other miscellaneous articles. Box lit, Loeler Lane, Medford. FOR SALE, (priced right S acres. 3 modern houses, enirken nousrs. I bsms. Good crops and fruit. A real Income property. Close In. City utilities. H. L. Moore, Realtor. Main St.. Ashisnd, cjre. HAVE SEVERAL good comers for reliable boys 10 to 14 years sen B. F. Examiner Saturdaya only Phone 3073. 87 FORD Cos oh. Shulta Brothers. HENRY'S will be closed on Thursday, beglnnln July 18. 1943. WANTED SO or SI Model A Ford. good tires, rnippe Auto court. Cabin 18. must SACRIFICE 1S7 Olds sedsn, Can be seen at. 440 ooutn ruver- slde. Phone 2079. If. O. svaren. DAIRY FARM WANTED to rent or lease, with or without stock. In southern Oregon. Tribune Box 4593. 37 CHEVROLET Brothers. Sedan. Shulta FOR BALE Duo Them oil stove. Medford Fuel Company. '41 DODGE Brothers. Luxury Liner. Shulta S8 BUICK Coupe. Shulta Brothers. FOR BALE Eleetrlo rsnge, wood t n u 11 'i 11 . water Doner, nuqw couch. 88 Rose Ave. WANTED Tires. 8 50 or 8 00x17. Reasonable pilot. Cabin IB. rnippa Auto Court. OENEROUB REWARD for return of Gruen wrist watcn lelt in mens room at Big Y Market, Robert Orlsham. Big Y. 37 BUICK Sedan. Shulta Brothers. WANTED To care for children by day. 811 West 2nd. WANTED Body and Shulta Brothers. fender man. K VOUB CHILD A HOSE PICKED? I .w ka aim f boWl WOrBUl AM thM reandworrng can mum r! traablal rwks earrnin n arts t nriau atom eh. BeTT oonu. itching parta. If you vn upet roundworm. irt Jirnt't Varmtfow today I 1AVME S la AtnaHcA'a leaiHin Dropriatar worm medicln ; it by million (or otwrm BOTTLED'IV'BOND &&M in tA rtofti National Dlitilleri Products ' Corp, New York e 100 Proof War Stamps for Sale! Nights Only :44-:oo lie Inc. tax I Klditlee lie Inc. tax Endt Tomorrow Nlghtl What Crowdt . . . Just try r iTL . . . Just try I r.-t M snd get a teatl r J I Sail gsasctsaaasVaMai inici Plut Arthur Kennedy In "STRANGE ALIBI" X Friday Night and Satl STARRITT fit Two Hit Westerns! .rlomoir. GENE f MEET THE GAL WITH THE I.Zatn cops the V ? J , ' ''4. rear's laugh hon tfty v fLsatJ . --7) 1 ors . . . at a two Sf5VwV 1 fuf W,. gun gangster's Z.''"v ' 1 EMU TONIGHT and 0 THURSDAY NIGHT lllj Two Howling Hits! s . . Added Fun That'll Xeep Tod In Stitches! frith JANE FRAZEE-ROBERT PAI-st-EUGENE PIUITIC starts FRIDAY ONE BIG WEEK - WORLD PREMIERE SHOWING Two Grand Stars and What a Hit! The star of the 'Thin Man" series . . and the leading lady ol "Tortilla Flat" ... in a grand story that will top artry drama you're erer seenl HENRY'S will be closed on Thursdays, beginning July 18. l2. '36 FORD Sedsn. Shulta Brothers '87 FORD Sedsn. Bhulte Brothers FOR BALE Fruit tart, baby bed. high-chair, oren. 804 Cedar St. 38 CHEVROLET Brothers. Sedan. Bhulte ALMOST NEW. IS-ft. trailer house. heavy 8-ply tlree; alnk. bullt-la lee box, dareno; 8178 this week only. Second trsller csrap beyond Lamb's Service Station. Midway Four Cor ners. Cliff Ooodwln. - 38 CHEVROLET Brothers. Shulta FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment. Phone 3S6S. WANTED Olrl for housework. Room board and wages. Tel. 4138. SADDLE HORSES for hire. Instruc tor on duty at Four Cornere on Crater Lake Highway. Pltt-Vlew Stables. Phone 5757. THE PARTY waa seen taking fishing roa and reel rrom car at Mearoro Corporation Tuesdsy. If prut back, no questions will be asked. alOVTNO Local end Long Cutanea. Demng entire Fsclflo Coses. BAD Transfer. Dial 3838. CHERRIES Several varttttea. Hslf mue north Bear Creek bridge. Central Point. Gebnarda. PACKARD SEDAN. 7 Urea, has dleael fuel burner, 8138. Bee Kermlt, at jnck Hdwe. .. FOR SALE 3 mils: cows. O. Is. Bob. Inaon, third house left off eTUIe Hwy. en Rose Lane. TRADE Four-room house. H acre, lrnstrd. close In. and tlOOO cash for farm near Medford. See Champ 130 E. Jackson. WANTED Experienced meat cutter. Call at Quality Market or Phone APRICOTS D. N. Dow, Coker Butte Rd. Phone 8389. WANTED Experience msie dish washer. Danny's Top Notch Cafe. LOST OR STOLEN Sunday afternoon at Oroceterla No. 3 Boy's black and white world blcvcle, Hoe nee No. 1190. frame H-11998. Reward for Information leading to recov ery. Notify police or phone 8489. WANTED TO BUY Drug saw for cash or will trade wood. Write Box 100 Berkeley Way. Medford. 4 MODEL A'a. Bhulte Brothers. FRAME for 13x14 tent. New lumber. A. D. Johnson,. Jackson County Trsller Camp. 85 FORD Panel. Bhulte Brothers. WANTED Man for work In auto motive parts store. Experlenot will help, but not necessary. Apply 103 South Riverside, 'S3 CHEVROLET Pickup. Brothers. Shulta FOR BALE 40-gsllon wood barrels I ana o-gauon tine aultaoie lor ) fire air raid protection. Fluhrer's 1 Bakery. 1 PHOTOS 3 for 15c Complete Line Novelty Jewelry Engraving FREE Camp White Bus Terminal Open Evenings, Sundays SITUATION WANTED Twenty years with two firms, wide tales, advertis ing and stock room experi ence. Familiar with pur chasing and personnel. Mid. die aged, bett ol reference. DIAL (599. . WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Wttur ttml-AiiJ You'll hm0d Bad la Um Mfrninf Ruin' to G The lhrar thottM pear I pint of Mte Mm tnt your bowl ry U. If tht Ml if not flotrlTtf frMlr. yoar foo4 mj bM 41 VmU It mavj Jost 6ej la tha bowaU. TWtS iu blotu tjp roar toBMeh. Yoa m m Upto. Yoa iml oar, unk and ta wmftA looks pank. H ik C)OM tfoed, eT4 Caraf LfW LWr Pills to fft Umn plaU of Wa termm Ing triy to maka ron fMl wp and p Gt a paekaiia tedar. Taka aa lil KlTictl in mahlBf biU flow fra. Aal far Cartar a UtUa Uwtm FiUa. 10 mM W4W starts TODAY for FOUR DAYS! Vy TREVOR RATHBONE J Must End Tomorrow Night! Mat at 1:411 M TmTW fWYMrMft' Vti'ivvl :4H 4Ar-2V-t1e I III JJ' II I I Wr..V-11C Ine. Tai -asjLJLJlii..-LJfct.aaMi. ,nr Tm ' One Big Rootin', Too tin 9 Round -Up of Roars & Thrills! Beary you lova htm bait see In tha saddle . . . In trouble . . . and In leralt A two-gun terror of tha Wast ... fighting Indians and desperadoes to carry tha jackaaa mail through on tlmell WALLACE BEERY and MARJORIE MAIN as his favorite scrapping twee th tart . . . In their funniest romance yetl J. 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