MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1942
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
Her Today Mri. L. E. Fox
of Lake Creek was among Med
ford business visitors today.
.
111 at Horn A. V. Anderson
Is reported to be confined to his
home for six weeks where he is
receiving medical attention.
Basaar Postponed The wom
en's organization of the First
Christian church announced to
day that the fruit sale and bazaar
planned for this week has been
postponed due to uncontrollable
circumstances.
Improper Lights State police
arrested Harvey Rufus Cearley
of Central Point Monday on a
charge of having improper head
lights on his motor vehicle. He
was cited to appear in Justice
court tomorrow.
.
Violators William Edward
Short, of Trail, charged with hav
ing no operator's license, was
arrested by state police Sunday
and was cited to appear in Jus
tice court Dec. 11. Fredrick
Samuel Hawks of Rogue River,
charged with failure to stop at
a stop sign, was cited to court to
morrow. .
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
Valentine Anderson have re
turned to their home at 508 West
Sixth street after a visit in Cas
per, Wyo., where they were
guests of three brothers and Mrs.
Anderson's mother. En route
they stopped at San Francisco
and Oakland, Cal., where they
visited another brother.
In England Word has been
received here that Victor Dal
laire, former Medford resident,
is stationed "somewhere in Eng
land" with the U. S. air corps.
He reports an Interesting Job in
the headquarters office. Dallaire
graduated from Medford high
school, attended University of
gon and prior to his service in
the military forces was with
United Press.
Local Visitor Mrs. Jessie
Johnson of Lake Benton, Minn.,
has been visiting for the past
two weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Birdsall of Route
4, Box 172. This is her first visit
with her parents in IS years.
She has also been visiting two
brothers, W. S. Birdsall, whom
she had not seen in 32 years, and
H. E. Birdsall, whom she had not
visited for 15 years. While on
the Pacific coast she also plans
to visit a sister, Mrs. Olive Too
ley of Williams, Ore., and three
other sisters, two of whom live
in Oregon and one in Washing
ton. ARISTA
FUR SHOP
Christmas Specials
A beautiful, warm fur coat
or Jacket would be a real gift
for your wife or daughter.
Buy with confidence from a
furrier who really knows
quality furs and exacting
workmanship.
MEDFORD CENTER BLDQ.
Phone 4567
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ORIENTAL GARDENS
WED. KITE
(weekly winners competing.)
Enter NOW or come dance and boost for TOUR
favorite. Dancing to Midnight because of Csmp White
curfew. Pisnist furnished amateur contestants but
bring your own Instruments or music.
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
7:30 p. m. Medford Tiimll.
eate Bridge club. Hotel Medford.
8:00 n m Pa i..i -
-- - " , ICtUGUl ,
dub of Degree of Honor lodge,
iiumn xusDie Bennett, 343 South
Grape street.
8:00 p. m. D. A. V. auxiliary,
Girls' Community clubhousa.
Wednesday'
12 noon Get-Together club,
DOtluck luncheon at K.a0l
Members Invited.
1:30 n m MlriUtx. ih
Girls' Community clubhouse.
dessert luncheon.
1:30 p. m. Phoenix Thimble
club, home Mrs. Earl Briscoe,
Pacific highway.
2:00 p. m. Chapter AA, PEO,
home Mrs. C. H. Paslrn mm
South Oakdale avenue.
7:30 d. m. Daushtm nf .Tnh
Masonic temple.
7:30 n. m. nirvunthmnm
Circle, No. 84, N. O. W K. of
P. hall.
7:45 p. m Junior Guild of St.
Mark's Eniscnnal rhlirrh narivh
hall.
Weekend In North Miss Lu
cille Lenox has returned to this
city after spending the weekend 1
in Roseburg with relatives. She
formerly resided in that city and
is employed by California-Oregon
Power company.
Regular Meeting Jackson
County Medical society will meet
in regular session tomorrow eve
ning with a 7 o'clock dinner at
the home of Dr. R. E. Green, 701
Park avenue. Colonel Charles G.
Hutter of Camp White will pre
sent the paper.
No Meeting An announce
ment was made today that there
will be no meeting of the Roose
velt Home and School circle Fri
day but that members and par
ents are invited to the school
play, "Why the Chimes Ring," to
be presented at the schoolhouse
December 18,
Special Meeting Pro Amer
ica members will hold a special
meeting Monday at 8 p. m. at
the Sixth street lobby of oHtel
Holland. The resignation of Mrs.
C. M. Hopkins as president of the
unit will be acted upon as will
other important business mat
ters. Members are urged to be
present.
DECEMBERRAINS
If you think that December
has been a wet month so far
you're mistaken, according to
figures from the weather bureau
who says that to date only 1.06
inches of rain has fallen this
month as compared to 3.17
inches for the first eight days of
December, 1041.
On Dec. 2, 1941, Medford was
drenched with a total of 2.99
inches. It snowed .9 Inches on
Dec. 16 and several days during
the last of the month a trace of
snow was recorded. The weather
bureau observers stated that any
number of years in the past have
been wettev than this month to
date.
Thus far during the season
which began September, accord
ing to weather statistics, precipi
tation has totalled 10.66 which
is 8:43 inches above normal.
Temperatures have been average
for the month.
P.-T. A. Activities
Eagle Point-P.-T-A. has com
pleted the Red Cross home nurs
ing course with Mrs. Vema
Johnson of Medford as instruc
tor. Nineteen ladies finished the
final class which met with Mrs.
Bertha Young, president of the
P.-T.A. All report a successful
and enjoyable project. On the
last meeting a covered-dish
luncheon was enjoyed.
DO YOU
SING-or Play
an Instrument?
If you have any talent
here's a chance to enter
without charge en
AMATEUR
CONTEST
uiaaL nSUAC
SS. CASH PRIZE EACH WEEK
SIS. WAR BOND is the prise
In the FINALS EACH MONTH
L
FOR RECREATION
Withdrawal of WPA funds
from communities by the fed
eral government may have a
saddening effect on the local
community according to recrea
tional leaders where the Med
ford Nursery school and the
Outpost for men in the armed
forces are aided by this grant
from the government. It is
hoped that funds will be avail
able through the Federal Se
curity agency to continue these
needed and worthwhile projects.
Recreational facilities are
especially needed at this time in
Medford and vicinity, recreation
leaders pointed out. The need
of a recreational coordinator is
especially seen In the com
munity to aid the churches,
lodges and granges in their task
of offering worthwhile entertain
ment to the soldiers now station
ed at Camp White, and to par
ents engaged in defense activi
ties and employment who have
young children of nursery school
age.
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
Marriage Licenses
Jasper Presley Bishop and Ar-
line Kathryn Billings.
Elmer Cleo Coffman and Le-
nora MiUicent Scrivner.
Earl Anthony Knight and Ber
tha Gay Yocom.
Patrick Clare Dunlap and Shir
ley Ann Durnin.
Charles R. Long and Nixie
Ardeane Barnes.
Valentine Rodriguez and Sarah
Wayne Forrester.
Elzie Lemmons and Mary El
len Holman.
Howard Lee Nevens and Jewel
Rosalind Deter.
Ralph Gonzales and Clorlnda
Barbiere.
Melvin A. Korchenko and
Frances Lorene Malone.
Dewey Clinton and Helen Ma
rie Campbell.
Pfc. Carl W. McDow and Fre
da H. Link.
Lloyd Ernest Lamb and Mary
Delilia Rumley.
Harold Ray Hudson and Mary
Lou Colby.
Cpl. William N. Johnson and
Naomi Unruh.
Frank Castellan! and Lucille
Margaret Nakon.
Ernest Comer and Fannie
Wylie.
Joseph F. Coons and Joyce La-
Vonne Miller.
Chester Murphy and Madelene
Elizabeth Hart. .
Lt. Paul J. Martin and Marie
Donahoe.
Otis Hiram Hill and Roberta
Marie Wertz.
Probate Court
Guardianship of Delia
Shults, a minor.
Leile
Deeds
School District Number Two to
Orlldn Creek Orange, warranty deed.
Minnie Amanda Evans to L. O. Mc
Cay, quitclaim deed.
Jack M. Carpenter to William T.
Fields, warranty deed.
B. L. Cowden to Poster Oreb, quit
claim deed.
Eagle Point Irrigation District to
Poster Oreb. deed.
Archie F. Flowers to Richard Barle
Marsh, warranty deed.
Oeorge P. Joseph. Victor M. Joseph,
Lyle Kinney and Olenn Harrison to
United States of America, warranty
deed.
Marguerite Andrews to M. B.
Yovovlch, grant deed.
May O. Johnson to Walter O. Plum
ley, warranty deed.
1:11:11. ..H-
Mats 1:45 40e-t3c-llc Inc. Tax
Eves 6:48 -S (Oe-lSc-lle Inc. Tax
GIVI WAR BONDS for
CHRISTMAS GIFTS!
More! More!
Everyone asked for
more "Old Favorites"
eo we bought 4
Including ...
Starts FRIDAY. 4 Days
"Tin Pan Alley"
Alice rev, - Betrv Orahle
John vravne-Jark Oakt,
Deo. 15th -1 Days'
"STAGE DOOR"
Olnger Bager, en.
Blather! ne BtoBnra
Scourge of 7 Seas!
ENDS f
Thursdsyl ), V
Bltaebeth Brander to O.
lock, warranty dead.
Arthur 8. Taylor to Junes Janaen,
warranty 0X4.
William Wrifht ion der Hellen to
Roland A. Hubbard, warranty deed.
oeors, P. Martin to entries O.
Farmer, warrant? deed.
George W. Lee to Roy O. Norton.
warranty deed.
Footer Oreb to Kerralt DeHaaa,
quitclaim deed.
Jackson County to Archie Albert
Snltxler. tax deed.
Jackaon County to Vernon V
aTvans, tax deed.
3. IL Hoftmaa to Oeort Hoffman,
warranty deed.
Oeorge Hoffman to Sophia SlneY
beth Ballard, warranty deed.
Jemee P. Scaddlne to Bate Howard,
warranty deed.
Homer 8meta to Jessie Metayer,
quitclaim deed.
Fred Mettger to Jeasle Uetzfer.
quitclaim deed.
Jeasi, Metqrer to John W. Rllkey.
quitclaim deed.
J. Ourtla Baraee to Ann OUbert,
warranty deed.
J. L. Wilson to Harry Field, war
ranty deed.
Capital Company to County of
Jackion. quitclaim deed.
Jackaon County Court 'to Nellie
Simmons, Roy L. Lockard and Alios
I. Trowbridge Estate, deeds.
Charles Wonnal to Uoyd O. Wilson,
deed.
Jeat Oandy to Art A. Adams, war
ranty deed.
Murray B. Hood to Allison A
Helntnelman, warranty deed.
Dorothy L. Lucas to Vera SC. Rllder-
brand. deed.
Henrietta A. Medynskl to W. R.
Muckey, warranty deed.
Virginia D. Cook, R. H. Oande and
A. H. Gregory to O. O. Clemens, war
ranty deed.
California Oregon Power Company
to vernon waddell, warranty deed.
Ralph, B. Markwart to Ronald H.
Oandee, warranty deed.
W. A. Moon to BasU J. DeRuthe,
warranty deed.
Vera I. Nlntnser to Juneln CLeary
KODerta, bargain and sale deed.
Lucille M. Chlsm to James B.
Harris, warranty 'deed.
Anna B. Looaley to Frank 8. Shaw.
warranty deed.
Maude M. Snider to I. N. Shulta.
quitclaim deed.
Minnie B. Lore to Frank A. Rohl.
quitclaim deed.
City of Centra Point to Frank A
Rohl, deed.
O. Vroman to Nelli Smith, war
ranty deed.
E. L. Hennlnger to Hubert A. De-
Haas. warranty deed.
Sheriff 8yd I. Brown to O. A
Bailey, redemption certificate.
Clarence O. Ingram, homestead ex
emption claim.
Helen M. Bullli to Don R. Newbury,
warranty deed.
Charles D. Rice to A. J. Hodgen,
warranty deed.
Blanch Hungate to Henry Currle,
warranty deed.
Bertha Hungate to Henry Ourrte,
warranty deed.
James o. Smith. Chas, B. Scott to
Car Richardson, warranty deed.
O. P. Talner to H. W. Snyder, war
ranty deed.
Carl Richardson to H. W. Bnyder.
quitclaim deed.
Robert M. Kent to Lillian M. Rent,
warranty deed.
J. D. Pearoe to Helen Pearoe. war
ranty deed.
Allle O. Daley to Sam F. Coy, war
ranty deed.
Fred Dutton to Arthur C. Kent,
correction warranty deed.
John L. McCollum to A. J. Buffing-
ton, quitclaim deed.
Lee Phlpps to Isaac. William Ash
warranty deed.
Leslie Rogers to Hattle White, war
ranty deed.
Emerson Wheeler and Margaret A
Clasplll to Ethel Lewis, special war
ranty deed.
Annie M. Rosa to A. O. Bailey, quit
claim deed.
QUICKLY CHASE ACID
Indigestion Distress
This Proven Way!
Whaa dUtieMad by Ike dUeomleti of eeat
old ttoataoa altet eatlag or drlnHaj, be as re
o promptly laraoae STUART TABLETS
wntalntag the ealetaei end Mgaealaai eaf
beaatee widely need by doctors te help five
3alosvwlesueiUirarck wMHtateoa
lUoas. Doll clou a, pleaaBt taaHtig- No bote
Ue, as mialae. Try BTUAKT TABLETS with
out delay. "At all drag etoiet 25o, BOe and
$1.20 eadet atakaf'e SMseerbaek ajuaraatee.
Nights Only :4S-:00 tse Inc. Tax
Klddlre Mr Inc. Tax
TONIGHT
FOR 3 NIOHTSI
He'saHE-SKRETARY!
...and SHE'S
(ha Boifl Bui
Just Watch HIS
LovMekiftf
Chanf Thine,.!
Bern I
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' TWIN HITS
syjtfffi rnka rai wsrartff gri
American Brokerage too. to Califor
nia Lands Inc.. deed.
Capital Company to William Wright
eon de BeUea. warranty deed.
u
St. Louis. Dec. 8 (U.rD Har
rison E. Spangler, 61, Iowa, was
elected chairman of the republi
can national committee late
Monday in a compromise maneu
ver after Wendell Willkie suc
cessfully opposed the election
of Werner W. Schroeder of
Illinois.
Spangler's election ended a
deadlock which compelled the
committee to recess after two
inconclusive ballots.
Willkie objected to Schroeder
because of suspicion that he
represented an isolationist ele
ment in the party.
Spangler is a republican vet
eran who last was notably prom
inent as midwestern manager
of Alt M. Landon'a 1836 presi
dential campaign.
.2
Boy Scout Troop 2 held its
War Service Mobilization pro
gram at Lincoln school Monday
evening with E. M. Drysdale,
neighborhood commander, as in
specting officer.
Attending were Ceroid J. Par
ker and Luther Tlngley, Troop
2 committeemen, along with the
following scouts: Bob Tlngley,
Charles Wagner, John Daw,
Jimmy Hampson and Kenneth
Baldwin.
The group sang "Remember
Pearl Harbor," "The Star
Spangled Banner" and other
patriotic songs.
Chester Cole, assistant scout
master, led in the scout oath un
der the leadership of Charles
Hofer, scoutmaster. .
fltated communication ot
Reames Chapter, O.E.S.,
Thursday evening at 8 o'
clock. Initiation and elec
tion of officers.
Ruth Freed, W M.
Too Late to Classify
USED BARN WINDOW BASH. Phone
MOB.
JEEPS, Tanks. AnttAlrcraft Ouns,
Army Truoks and Irallera, Antl
Tank Ouna Everything at Med
ford, most complete Model Shop.
Buna Bros.
TOOL CHESTS. Erector seta, Micro
scope Sets. Sims Bros.
COMB ONE. COME ALL to Jackson
ville, Friday., Dec. 11th. Help buy
milk for undernourished school
children by buying your Christ
mas presents at the P.-T. A. Baraar.
A full assortment to choose from.
Lota of fun and prises for all I
Doors open at 7:00 p. m program
at 0:30. All sorts of food to be had I
No admission charge. Remember
the date I Friday, Deo. II, at J'vllle
School Houee.
Back With a New Bag
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ThrllU Must End Tonlghtl
"Raid By Night"-"Yanfc In Libya"
Blasting the Axis with the Commandos and Yanksl
Give War Bonds for Christmas "Present With Future"
STANDARD STATION tor laaea
Phoenix. Profitable bualneaa
books can ahow. HI health oa
for leaving. W. F. achlund.
WANT good -wheel trailer Write
Box 1263, Medford. Oregon.
A COMPLETE eourse m Model Air
plane Building for the beginner.
An Ideal gut for that young model
builder. 6tms Bros.
FOR SALB VI t-year-old cow. In
quire Butcher at Medford Ice and
Storage.
INVALID wanta room and board.
Have crane to lift myaelf. Pay MS
month. Walter at. Blackman, eel
No. Fir.
FOR SALS Springer Jersey heifer
and weaner pigs. W. M. Hansen.
Brownsbaro.
TOWNSEND CLUB'S rummage eale
and food aale on as So. Orapa, Beck
Bloj, Thursday, Deo. 10th.
WANTED Young woman for gen
eral boueewotk. Oo home nlghta.
Phone 3388.
FOR SALS Holly wreathe for your
Yuleude door. Place orders now.
Monarch Seed at Feed Co.
OET YOUR Christmas Trees at Rich
field etetlon, Highway 8. between
Central Point and Medford.
CAMOUFLAGE PAINTS, as advertised
in Life, for the new War Model
Planes. Complete est (1.00. 81ms
Bros.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Small acre
age in clover, 4-room house, barn.
Irrigated. Juat out city Umlta, Real
bargain. Tribune Box
TOY SCOOTERS. Wagons, Kiddy-cars,
6Uck Horse. Sl-26 up. Slma Bros.
son bale Monarch Cow-Eate. A
ood dairy feed (! W cwt.
Monarch Seed St Peed Co. '
FOR BALE Dandy Guernsey cow
Just lrrsh. 304 Van Ness, Ashland.
CHEMISTRY SETS A few left at
Slma Bros, 33 N. Fir.
FOR SALE Milk cow and young
brood sow, to farrow In February.
Damon rioyd. 1 mile Eaat ol
Skeeter'a Oarage In Talent.
FOR SALE 3 mattresses for full else
beds. Phone sail.
AOATBS and other fine stoma in
Jewelry, for Chrlstmse presents
Our stock is larger and liner than
ever. The Oem Cottage, 7 miles
North of Oold Hill, on U. B. SS.
FOR BALE Metal Xmas tree bolder.
Oet yours at once before auppiy
la gone. Monarch Seed Ss Peed Co.
FOR SALE Feeder
10th Street.
pigs. 71 West
aqaaa 6-room. modern house,
f jUUU hardwood floors, fir, place.
fin, location. Small down payment,
then S35 per month. Possession lm
medlat"ly. Stop paying rent
(HURRY I) Sea H. N. Lofland, 935
So. Oakdale.
XACTO KNIFE SETS For the Model
Airplane builder, 00c to IS. SO. other
knives So up. Sims Bros, as N. Fir.
FOR SALB Monarch Milk Egg Pro
ducer. S3. 10 cwt. It's good. Monarch
Seed at Feed Co.
Thousands Praise SimpU
PILE RELIEF
This Quick, Easy Wayl
Simple pile netd not wreck end torture
you with maddanlntr Itch. Sunt end Irrtta
lien. Staart'a Pyrsnld 8nppoa.Uriw erlns
quick, welcome relief. Their 1-wey mediee
tlnn meane real cumfort. redueei strain,
helps tlrhten relened membrane, aently
lubricate and enften. Protective end entU
rhtsAns. w ttay to uae. It' wonderful to be
'ree ot pile torture sitaln. Get trenulne
ateert'e Pyramid aupsMltorles at your drue
torsj without dclsv SOe and 11.20
Maker's awneyaaJi euarantae.
of Hilarity and Howls!
'DEAD END" KIDS
Tomorrow - 4 Days
LAUOH - AND MYSTERY HITS!
' m a mr
FOR BALE Bag production down
Mix Panamin In your maab for a
while. Monarch Seed At Feed Co.
WANTED Carrots for stock. Also hay.
Olve price, o. V. Humriok, JU. 1,
Box 10, Oold Hill.
WANTED Dtsenfeetant torch or weed
burner. Box saw Tribune.
FOR SALB Monarch Special Hog
feed. Contains everything e hog
needs. Orowa faster, nniahee quick
er. Monarch Seed at Peed Co.
FOR SALB a Chevrolet cart, 1SST
and 1SSS, Can be seen 310 Sim
street.
WANTED Experienced cook. The
What Not.
FOR SALE WeaUnghouae electric
range. S110. Also Croeley Shalvador
rei rigre tor with buUt-ln radio.
eiiis. rnone eies.
FOR SALB Beet pulp. You ahould
reed more of It to conserve hay and
maintain production. Monarch Seed
a Feed Co.
WANTED TO BUY baby atroUer or
Taylor Tot In good oondltlon. Phone
MIS.
$1500
Five rooms and beth.
kitchen range, wood heat-
Included, Immediate possession.
Terms.
$3200
Four room, bath, bnak-
faat nook, semoe poreb.
rarajre, paved street, rood location
This, property liv excellent oondltlon
no oa gtvo uunMittf) poeeession,
Term.
also
$4750"
-Ten acres of finest valley
land. ublnigated, sub
stantial modern IIe-room cottage,
lama barn, fruit, etc. Paved road
clone In. Terms.
ZnToat with aatety
lmer Heniad
44 N. Riverside
Dial S387 or 660.
FOR SALE Yellow Olant popcorn.
Tender, tasty, pops a million. Mon
arch Seed fe Feed Co.
'1 00 REWARD
for the. arrast and convletlori of lha
parson or portent that poisoned my dog.
TOM FLYNKf
The Stark-Naked Truth of War
as It Is Waged by Nazism!
Factual scenes -that will forever stamp on.
nation as a generation of murderers the
other as the most heroic In all human
hlitoryl
Five cameramen lost
their Uvea photo
graphing this true
filml
Words ol description by
Edward G. ROBINSON
Tomorrow -4 Days!
Two Outstanding Attractions
Plus This Hilarious
to relieve the tension
Hurryl Must End Tonlghtl
Errol Flynn in "Desperate Journey"
GIVI WAR BONDS and
FOR BAIX Three-bedroom house,
18030, or consider renting small
apartment suitable for couple, only
30 month. 835 West and.
FOR SALS Ormln hay, II .60 cwt,
J9 tax. Monarch Seed Feed Co.
TRAPPERS I The market la coed.
Sell your fur to Eagle Point Fog
FOR SATE Htudlo couch.
Laurel.
30. S30
FOR SALE Mix Sparry Hog Concen
trate with your grains tor faster
growth. Monarch Seed fc Feed Co.
FOR SALE "89 a -door Ford sedan,
good Urea. Phone 8429.
OIVB MT RTt.R WOOD gifts for
Christmas. See our display at prices
you can afford to pay. 808 E. Jack
son (sear the Armory).
I'M IN THE ARMY NOW. Must eell
1096 Ford Tudor. 1235.00. Ivan Har
rington. See at Ollmore Service Sta
tion, across from Post Offlot.
FOR SALE Registered cocker spaniel
pups, red. 011 8. Riverside, phono
8737 after a p. m,
RAW FURS W ANTED Eastern prices
paid for Muskrats, Mink. Skunk,
Bob Cats. etc. Deer, Elk, Beef and
Pelta. Game traps for sale. Medford
Bargain House, 37 N. Orapa St.
Ph. 8744. Buy War Stamps and
CMusTruMe co, fsoaiA, si, VeaeST
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Attention Parents!
This picture Is not recom
mended for children 1 1 1 1
New Stream-Liner!
of "Moscow Strikes Back"
'FlYltWwiHi
LfifflC
tk Marjorie
WOODWOHTH
GEORGE GIVOT
STAMPS for XMAS GIFTS!
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