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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1943 PAGE NINE LOCAL and PERSONAL Cowboy Dine Band Major Johni cowboy dance band will be featured at the K. P. ball Fri day night, sponsored by Crater Lake Post 1833, V. F. W. rather Dlea Francis Bris bane, business agent for the Con struction and General Laborers' Local 1400, left here Tuesday for Los Gates. Cal., to attend the funeral of his father, Samuel J. Brisbane. la Hospital C. R. Reynolds, of 30 Worth Peach street left here Tuesday night tor the Vet erans hospital in Portland, when he will receive treatment for an Illness. Traffic Violators James Blay lock was fined $3 in city police court today for parking in an al ley. Horace D. Wilson also re ceived $8 fine for having no chauffeur's license. Wise Promoted Pvt. Cecil H. Wise of 1110 East 11th street, stationed at the signal corps re placement training cener at Camp Koehler, Cal., has been promoted to the grade of cor poral, according to word received from there. To Entertain The First Pres byterian church will entertain members of the Masonic club at 1 Camp White at supper at the church, Dec. IT, at 7 p. m. Among special speakers at the upper will be R. W. McNeil of Ashland, deputy grand master. e la Training Bryan M. Yor- ton of Medford, who enlisted in the navy in October, is now sta tioned at the Naval Training station in San Diego, Cal., and would like o hear from his friends here. His address is Bry an Milton Yorton, Co. 42-731. U S. Naval Training station, San Diego, Cal. moos " B fvw me ool mm. ir CALENDAR Thunrfav 6:30 tv m Pmrt Tvrki nA w - ' uuio UIWIU club of Olive Rebekah lodge, an nual dinner, u o. O. r. hall. 7:30 p. m. Eagles auxiliary, initiation. Fo1. hn i .,4, bring sandwiches. Friday 1:00 n. m FHHaw T, club, home Mrs. Dolph Bill, 122 " ivy street. Covered dish luncheaon. Bring own service. Exchange of gifts. 2:30 p. m. Lincoln School P.-T. A. at schoolhouse. Talk on "Morals and War." Children's program. 8:00 p. m. Jolly Stitcher's club, home Gladys Rammin. 837 West 12th street Christmas party. Ediior Visits Frank Jenkins, editor of the Klamath Falls News and Herald, via visits, tn ford Wednesday, leaving for mamain rails wis morning. Meet Saturday Zuleima Tern pie. No. 13, Daughters of the Nile, meets Saturrtav . . at the Masonic temple. The busi ness meeting will be followed by the Christmas trem inH .ch member is asked to bring an in expensive gift or toy which will be suitable for the Shrine hos pital. In Louisiana Pvt Earl W Weaver, son of Mr. and Mm. J E. Weaver of Central Point, is receivinE his basic tralnlnff in the U. S. army at Camp Polk, U. Before entering service he was manager of the Grange Co operative Supply at Central roini ior several years, mis an dress in Pvt. Farl W Wmwf 39-319282, Service Battery 491st Armorea Field Artillery, Br., Army P. O. 261, Camp Polk, U. S. Army. Visits Here Sgt. Elmer Og born of Pope Field, N. C, was a recent visitor in the valley with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Ogborn of Talent, and other friends. He enjoyed a 15-day fur lough here before returning east. He enlisted in the air force in January as an aviation me chanic and now holds the rating of aerial engineer. He is a gradu ate of Talent high school and prior to entc." ng service was em ployed at Crater Lake Motors, Small r Ire The city fir de partment was called to 236 South Central avenue yesterday eve ning when an oil stove became flooded and caught fir. No dam age was reported. Mrs. Charles Albert resides at the above address. e e Ellsworth Here Harris Ells worth of Roseburc. newly-elect ed U. S. congressman from the Oregon Fourth district, left here today for his home after con ferring with his constituents yes terday and last night. He clans io leave, witn his family, for Washington, D. C, next Sunday. e Drunks Fined George Howe. charged with being drunk, was fined S10 In city police court to day. John Wesley Perkins was sentenced to 10 days in the city Jail on similar charge and Wil liam Shann was fined $10 or five days in the city Jail and la serv ing out his sentence. Returns Home tin. Reuben Coleman has returned to her home here after a visit in Vl. lejo, Cal., with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hutchins. and her brother, Sgt. Charles Hutch Ins and wife, Mrs. Hutchins of Texas. Sgt. Hutchins Is stationed in Texas with the U. S. army. Cited to Court Virgil Clay Parker of Naches, Wash., was ar rested yesterday by state police on a charge of driving vehicle with a void foreign license and no PUC permit. He was cited to Justice court Dec. 11. Charlie Ev erett Keen of Central Point was cited to appear in justice court today on a charge of having no r uc permit. e Leaves Tonight Mrs. Robert wood, of 13S North Holly street plans to leave tonight for Bend to Join her husband, who is sta tioned there with the U. S. Ar my Engineers. The Woods have resided here about a year. Both are former Jackson county resi dents and were teachers during their previous residence in the county, Mr. Wood being coach at Jacksonville high school. Play Tonight Eve Prentice's accordion troupers will play to night for the opening of recrea tion building, division artillery No. 1110. at Camp White. Trans portation will be provided for those participating and will leave the Prentice studio at 8:30 p. m. Also appearing on the program in addition to the 43 troupers will be a group of Accordiananas and the soldier boy quartet from Camp White. Visiting Al Peterman. former city employ now working as a civilian mechanic at the Chico (Cal.) Air Base, la (pending a couple of days visiting friends and relatives in Medford. e Club to Meet Rogue River Valley College Women's club will hear Mrs. E. M. Drysdale review "No Retreat" by Ann Rauschning Saturday at the home of Mrs. A. V. Hardy. 516 South Ivy street, at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Jamea Campbell, Jr, is so cial chairman. e McCrady Recovering R. E. McCrady, proprietor of Mac's Fish Fry, 213 West Main street, is recovering from a threatened attack of pneumonia which sent him to tne nospitai last inura- v. Dunne mi niness nis rea- aurant has been closed. He ex- necta to reODen for business De cember 18. JESSIE IV: HURST FUNERAL FRIDAY Jessie May Hurst, 61, wife of William E. Hurst of Oakland, Calif., passed away In a hospital there last Monday. Mrs. Hurst resided In Medford fnr nhort time before going to ("lifnrnta 25 years ago. She was born in Minnesota, Nov. 26 Besides her husband, she leaves hm ohllririMv Mr. Jack Frost of Medford and Harry Hurst of Elko, Nev. Also her motner, Mn Flora Williamson of Oak Unit. Calif. There are also sur viving one brother and one sis ter, Wilbur Williamson of erana Forks, IT. D.. and Mrs. J. A. Manke of Medford. Another sis ter, the late Grace Kerr Taylor, raised awav in Oakland Novem ber 15th. There are also three crrnnriehilitren. Funeral cervices will be held at thm graveside in the Jackson vllle cemetery at 10:30 Friday with the Kev. Lawrence imicnei mm, nfflHntlnff Cjinvmr Fn. neral Parlors in charge of ar rangements. CARD OF THANKS) We wish to think all our friends for their kind trams of sympathy in the loss of our dear husband and father and tor the beautiful floral of ferings. Mrs. Jennie M. Ruch, Henry Ruch, Harrle Ruch. Edwin Hucn. Cleatnt time tor CleeUfted ads k m-Ts late to Classify 13 M CHRISTMAS GIFT PACKAGES YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT OUR NEW DOWN TOWN CHRISTMAS GIFT PACKAGE STORE Located at 105 East Main Street FORMERLY THE MARK A. GOLDY REAL ESTATE AGENCY Upon visiting our store you will see all -of our different types of Gift Packages WORLD-FAMOUS DU COMICE BLUE GOOSE GIFT PACKAGES y4 Box Du Cornice Pears y2 Box Du Cornice Pears Standard Box Du Cornice Pears GIFT APPLES Famous Hesperian Lake Chelan Wash Golden and Red Delicious apples In all types GUI Packages. OUR BEAUTIFUL YULETIDE CLUSTER DOOR HANGERS road of giant Pine Cones and Fir Boughs Various 'Assortment of FRUIT TRAYS Airplane Spruce Trays, Myrtlewood Trays and Bowls, built high with Du Cornice pears and Hesperian apples. Also other greenery Including our populsr holiday decoration box. giant Sugar Pine Cones. Complete line of Myrtlewood objects, man ufactured by two of the best crofters In Oregon. These gifts can be sent by express to any part of the United States and Canada, with gasoline rationing, let us solve your Christmas shopping, psckaging and mailing problems. Just tell us what you want, the destination of your gift and we will do the rest. Shipped to any point In the United States. Handsome gift boxes and full Instructions for prop ripening. AMERICAN Fruitgrowers Inc. 105 East Mala Street Phone 3281 or 4171 Y omtce ears - fi.V '"a rzttik-? , i ... ; On Rialto Bill - "v ,. .. .-'., .. .-' !,. i ntty who would b Interested in attending may leave by bus from either the USO center on East Main street or the Outpost on Sixth street St 7:30 p. m. CARD OP THAMCa Tfie hueend. ehlldren. motlier end eUtera of Uaasle Inlow Urup wleh to thank our trlende lor tbelr klndneas and eympathy during our bereave, ment. A 10 tor the beauUful Ooral orferlnsa. r: ' 7 -. V vv TsV TA- ; r v yt Jack Oakle stars with Betty Grable, Alice Faye and John Payne in 'Tin Pan Alley.' which opens tomorrow as the Rialto Theatre s first offering on their new program of 4 Old Favorites. TAKEN BY DEATH James Manning, 69. of Med ford, passed away at the family home, 725 Alder street, on De cember 8, after a prolonged ill ness. Mr. Manning was bom In Worcester, Mass., Oct 18, 1873 During his residence in Med ford he has acquired many friends, who will mourn his passing. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ora Manning of Medford, three children, James Manning, Jr., of Pocatello, Ida., Lieut Philip C. Manning of Salt Lake City, Utah, Mrs. Mary Garbut of Olympia, Vfash., also two sisters of Worcester, Mass., and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements In charge of the Perl Funeral home will be announced later. E Members of the 853rd Engi neers regiment at Camp White will hold their first regimental danca tonight at 8 o'clock at Service club No. 2. Music will be furnished by the engineers own orchestra, which has gain ed considerable prominence in southern Oregon for its out standing music A floor show Is also planned and refreshments will be served. All young ladles of the commu- PILES!.' GET WONDERFUL RELIEF (. Tm Mm 4 tick SimpU Htmpl, put ma! Mt wrtefc ttn4 tortet Ipdm trnti mtul4ninff iwh. burn mn4 Irriu. m. Msjrt ryraaaJMj BajppMllorlW brlni tnitcat. w)conM nil. Their T-w.y mHrm tlf BMsrw rwl tor fort, ndutti trmltv. (WIm tUrhU rtlMk4 mmbranes. rrntt7 tabricatM arte, tolamav rrotaKtt Srt4l ntt rhAflnir. to to m. If, wonttorful to b frtej of piJ t&rtur anln. Ctt mnutrt itMrt Prraaitf 8ioalUrtM at rour 4mm lor vithout .! 0c anal m. tU MiM-back nanntea. Too Late to Classify RUM MAOI BALI Wenonett club, Btck't Apt. Bids , 14 S. Orape. We. 11 and IS. Conulbuuon aslldud. yor pick-up call evsa. yOB BALI Ground fnlne for your delrr. bee and potutnr (eeda. Home trown of auaUty gnUu. Victor Bureau. TOR BAUS Ueed muekrat coat, alee It. Alio for rent, smrace. aetVi Iry. alter . A DAN CI eponaored br Pooahontae will be neid at woman sau i. 11. Pocahontaa. Bed men and la- Tlted fueete. WANTED Olrl to do light houee- work and be with 111 ledy darume end a tew houni two nlgnta weea. S4 Apple. FOB RENT Bottom land, garden tract. Small nouee ana bam. soae of Medtord. Call 4S1T. TOMORROW NITE and Saturdayl Ginger Jane's 4-H Club Riot! Companion Western) Must End Tonltel TAKE LETTER, DARLING' with Rosalind Russell Plus "Who's Hope Schuylerf FOR RENT S-room bouee. Fhone S97S. SPECIAL Why not eaee money on your nes permanena wiw nnl. Iinriard. hlsh-OUalltT BOlU tlona. Get your permanent for the nolldeys before the ruah. Medford School of Beauty Culture, u petal re In Han ten Bldg, 235 S. Main. Phone nfiKnmhMTiin0fd wool nreiaer. 50 per week for 48 hours. SI 60 per hour for overtime. Modern Clean- era, 311 w. Main. TWIN eteel beds with ood mattreeeae for I double Den, oompieie. eiat treat mutt be clein and In good condition. Phone S75o. FOR SALS Stock ranch, SIT acres Phone or eee owner, r. u. uniana Central Point. WB WlLIi PAY do A POUND FOR OLD PHONOGRAPH RECOIUJO broken or otherwlee. No Columbia or Edison records. Leonard Elec tric Co. Phone 44CT. 80S East Main. FOR RENT 8-roora houee. T muee out. Call at 421 S. Orape. wanted Room and board, cloee-ln. Permanent. By genUeman. Phone S600 between a a. m. end o p. FOR RENT Two roome, some rural lure. Jackson Hotel cafe, a p. in. WANTED Man or woman with ear for part-time work, straight salary. " gl per hour and ear allowance. Ap ply an D. Baruett. idiukw rrlday. WANTED TO RENT One or two fur- mlehed rooms, semce man and wire. Write PPC. Ererett B. Bcnhannon, Co. c, SI Engr. Bn, Camp WhlM, Oregon. CARS. CAHa Deed cars, lots of them. 1939 to 1941 models, 60 to chooM from. Shulta Bros. FOR SALE About 3 SO quarts canned Blng cherries, rupberrtee. Young- berries, string beane, ete. Pattareon, Victory Drive off Tnomaa noao. TAK1NO orders for fryers for atorage boxes about Jan. 1. Dreealer'e, phone 805S. lMt Da Ltnca Kuh. a.- eoupe, goo. Oeerdrtea. air eondl- tloaed. bee tar, radio, overhead ear ner, eamplete. STTg. ggTS down. One S-horee twin Johnaon outboard mo tor. Muet eell at once. Going In army. SOT S Oentral XLECTRIO motor and deak tender. Call ayentnga at ess a. Fir at. WAOONS Large one, rubber tired wneeie. umiied eupply. aims Broa. BICYCLES HUM eampletely rebuUt reoonditwned balloon ured blkee. A-l eondiuon. No cheap bargaina. For aale Friday morning. Opea 8:80. St me Bros, 88 M. Fir. WANTED To buy late model truck la good eondiuon. Phone teas mornlnge. PRUNTR8 WANTED Living quarters no meaie. rnone ejui. USED BARN WINDOW SASH, Phone etoe. JEEPS, Tanke, Antt-AUeraft Oune, Army Trucks and Treuera. AnU- Tank Oune Brerythlng at Med- xora s most eompiete Model shop. Slma Bros. TOOL CrTESTS. Ereetar Seta, Mlcro- eoope acta, sums Bros. A COMPLETE eoune In Model Air plane Bulldlaa for the beainnar. An Ideal gift for that young model ouuaar. Dime oroa. Dnonciiini COUGHS! Dm To CmUt r lWiUI Irrfftftoa MiMwr Acta Ukt a Fbtli iDgpnd a fw eanta tod4y at any food oh for a bottio of Buckley-a CANAOtOC Mbcturv (trlpta 4ctlnfj). TVa ua bjt rpajuiimej. ror1 ira erffwartrweai g-twM anMij Mvu Itvoat, rvtwcj anJ bronchial nabetv it Urta at one to looaaw up thick. chokM bnatrttrt ttttrtal gfaasuaV. t-rtrnf coughs oj to ccrfda or txonerMal UTttalKn f.rvd ucitloy't bftni tJuck arj i4kctrv rtX'trf. DorVt wait ,,1 luck'tv Canadioi totiay. You cat nttaf tmtantiM tfevmln Pennr VUm Dnif Shows Daily l4S-6:4o-t CAMOUFLAOB PAINTS, aa adTertleed in Ufe. for the new War Model Planes. Complete set HM. Burnt roa. TOT SCOOTERS, Wagons, Kiddy-ears, ouc noreea. si.ae up. eima Brae. AOATB9 and other fine stones In Jewelry, for Christmas present Our ttoek I larger and finer than w- The Oem Cottage, 7 mile North of Oold Hill, on U. 8. . XACTO KNIFE SETS For the Model Airplane builder, toe to S3. 60. other knlvee 6e up. 81m Bros. 88 N. Fur. CHEMISTRY SETS A few left at eima Bros ss rv. nr. TRAPPERS) The market 1 (or.4 Bell your run to Eagle Point pox OrVB MYRTLB WOOD gifts for nruimae. eee our aiepiey at price you een afford to pay. 80S B. Jack eon (near the Armory). FOR BAT J! Reeletered eooker spaniel pupe, ma. en o. juversiaa, rooai a '87 siter a p. m. RAW FURS WANTED Eaetem price paiq I or Muaarata, anna. Bit una Bob Cats, te. Deer. Elk. Beef and Pelt. Oame traps for aale. Medford Bargain House, 81 N. Orape St. Ph. 874. Buy War Stamp and jwnu. MOTHERS HAIL OVERNIGHT COLD MISERY Cold's coughing, I C A Ft E natal congestion, I " muicle aches in Cheat Baaawaaaawaaaaaas and back relieved by warming, touifoif ing, two-way action of Penetro, the salve with the baa of old-Uehioned mutton suet, which was Grandma's etand-by. Demand Penetro. 5c double supply 35c . Ends Saturdayl CAPACITY Crowds! -a MUST OH IVUff lUf Of MMI I Companion Featurettet ---Til-' n a i i OWE WAR BONDS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS III lal Amerioan 1 r.;'MlnlTer"ll lit x . UsnraJumrxB Fay IAINTEK, Rlcliirt Kill V IllllOGOl .fj trarta SUNDAY FOR BALE Young cow, aeo. Cell 808 N. Riverside. FOR SALE 8-bedroom home, com pletely furnished. M38. or 81800 cash, balance S1S3S on terms 836 per month. 438 N. Columbus. Phone 4811. WILL EXCHANGE 4-room unfur nished houee with eleetrle range and oil heater, with sleeping porch, for furnlehed apartment or fur nished small house. Phon Jackson Hotel, room 811. FOR SALE 1 H acre. Vi mil north Big Y. fl-room plastered houee. light, water, partly plumbed. Oood terms. Sc 1017 N. Riverside, days. FOR BALE New and used balloon tire bicycle. Murrey's Blcyole Shop. ENOUSK walnut, alto oak dining table with 4 chair. Phon 0017. BOOK your chick and hatchings now. Dressier Square Deal Hetc-a-ery, 1107 E. Main. Phon 8SA8. Kite Only Weekday Start at :48 ene-zoe-lle me. Tes MghU Only g:4S-S:o tse Inc. Tax Kiddles lie Ins. Tax Ends Tomorrow Mitel afr--,-T "DEAD lav-.C.wlTli END" CerUDCS KW Companion Mysteryi 1 LAST TIMES TOKITB . IN COLOR Tyroni Power la "Tko Black Swan" i T" 3 t Plus a Myttery-Jammed Companion Feature! "Eyes of the Underworld" with RICHARD DIX Back by Popular Demand . 4 More "Old Favorites"! .lie flrtt of the 4 ara these two Site winch will never be forgotten II Tomorrow 4 Days! The Qrsndekt Musical Ever Fllmedl BiHf Alias GRABLE - FAYE . John Payne Jack Oakle . "Tin Pan Alley" SUNDAY 1 DAYSI I I f3J ' L ' (iililill'l-jl'HH-el llfa-, rCVyV I II Starts Tuesday for S Days! II GLORIA JEAN fifBj mm eosan V Itl AjF n v Ginger Rogers - Katharine Hepburn CtvStamtJ In "STAGE DOOR" Mats Dally, 1:41 40c-$e-lle Eves (i4S I 0e-J5o-lle Inc. T mnnnrr mm" i nii.il ij Mm J i. .T-tt.n