Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 27, 1943, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text'MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1943 PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Claw roiw-iu" nni iross , - .1... othlfh null .BW ' A.. B.J week at the Outpost will have an additional meeting Friday of this week to ew for the Outpost. r4the group will meet at 10 a. m. in the library. To Build Bhed r, E. SamD- ton applied at the city super intendents ouice mia morning for a permit to construct an open shed at the corner of Fourth and Front street at a stated cost of J70i Return Home Mr. and Mm. Hick Kime ol 511 Palm St., re turned home yesterday from Yreka, Calif., where they went guests of Mrs. Kime's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Fairchild for the past 11 day. In Texas Pvt. Maxwell S. Marvin has arrived at the in fantry replacement training cen- . ter at uamp wouers, Tex., lor basic training as an infantryman V and has been assigned to a bat talion stressing rule. Mrs. Mar vin resides in Medford at 929 South Central Ave. i Nursing Class Starts A Red Cross class In home nursing will start tomorrow evening, Oct. 28, at 7:30 o'clock at 820 W. Thir teenth St. It will be taught by Madelyn Schade Klinefelter and is sponsored by the Washington Parent-Teacher association. The class Is open to anyone who wishes to enter. Students Here Six young men who are students at the University of Colorado at Boul der under the navy's V-12 pro gram, are in Medford on a short leave. Included in the group fare Dan Winter, Elwood Hed Yierg, Jr., Bill Bayliss, Bob Mit chell, Bob Holmes and Charles Braley. They will leave Thurs day night to return to Colorado. Plan Party The annual Hal lowe'en party will be given by the Lone Pine Parent-Teacher association Friday evening of this week, beginning at 6:30 o'clock. Officers state that ev eryone in the community is in vited andr each family is asked to bring weiners, buns and pie sufficient for the family. Coffee is to be furnished. Everyone is urged to attend, regardless of weather. The. next regular meet ing of the association will be Fri day, November S. Hubbard Assigned Robert Hubbard, 20, son of Mr. and (Mrs. Roland Hubbard it 828 "Minnesota street, has been as signed to the University of Ne braska for a course of army air force instruction lasting up to five months prior to his appoint ment as an aviation cadet, ac cording to an announcement from the school. During this period, he will take numerous academic courses and element ary flying training. Upon com tion of his college training he will be classified as a pilot, nav igator or bombardier and wili be assigned to one of the schools of the training command for training In a specialty. e Sisters Plan Party Pythian Sisters are planning a Hallow e'en party for Knights, Sisters . -and invited guests. It will be " held at the K. of P. hall Satur- day night, Oct. 30 at 8 p. m. Games, dancing and other en tertainment are being planned by the committee composed of ' Mrs. Austia Barneburg, chair man of entertainment, Mrs. Gene Bateman, chairman of dec orations, and Mrs. Grace Heed, chairman of refreshments. The ' committee promises a good time for all who attend. Women at tending are asked to bring a pumpkin pie. Next meeting of the Pythian Sisters will be Tues day, Nov. 2, at which time there will be initiation and refresh ments. . ilfi.H, Nights Only Weekdays uoors upon e:a Ends Tomorrow Nlte Humphrey BOGART Mary ASTOR in ACROSS THE PACIFIC Plus STREET OF CHANCE . With Burgess Meredith Claire Trevor FrI. Nlte Be Sat WRECKING CREW RIDERS OF THE NORTHLAND PERSONAL CALENDAR Wednesday 7:30 tv m riBii0V.,a.. ti Masonic temple. ism p. m. Officers and de gree staff of Pythian Sisters, meeting- at K. P. hall w nn tlce. 8:00 p. m. F. L. club, home of Mrs. Marguerite Conrad, 713 Dakota avenue. 8:00 D. m. D. A. V. inylliini at armory. Members are asked 10 Dnng applications for life membershin. nH nnmniri, ni.. for refreshments. Thursday 1:00 B. m MeHfnrri SnlnII ers club, Girls' Community club, dessert luncheon. For reserva tions, call Mrs. Charles Bottler, 3B91. 2:00 o. m. Golden Link Rih1 class of First Bantlst church, nt church. 8:00 o. m. Odd Fpllnw nnrt Rebekah Hallowe'en party, I. O. O. F. hall, for memhers. wlvps husbands and guests. 8:00 D. m. Reames Chanter. O. E. S., Masonic Temple. Stated communication honoring nast matrons and past patrons. b:oo p. m. Social study group of AAUW, home of Elizabeth McGalliard. 731 W. Jackson Blvd. 8:00 n. m. Cratpr T.aIta Apt-Ip No. 2093 and Auxiliary, Frater nal urder of Eagles, armory. Aerie will hold initiation and auxiliary will1 celebrate anni versary. All attending are asked to bring a pie of any kind.' Friday 1:00 n. m F.lprtjl finrlnl plnK Girls' Community club, covered dish luncheon. 1:30 d. m .Tnllv fitUphpro club, home of Mrs. Don Miller, o XMOrm ttartlett street. 7:30 n. m. Golden Link Rlhlc class. Hallowe'en Dartv. at First Baptist church. Meeting Postponed The Phoenix Thursday club meeting scheduled for this week has been postponed two weeks due to rationing and the unexpected absence of one. of the hostesses from the city. Date and place of the meeting will be an nounced later. ' O. E. S. Meeting R e a m e s Chapter, Order pf Eastern Star, will hold a regular stated com munication Thursday at 8 p. m , in the Masonic temple. Fas', matrons and past patrons will be honored at the meeting. Mrs. Luticia Kunz, worthy matron of the order, will preside. Just a drops Penetro Nose Drops la each nostril nelp you breathe freer alir-ost Instantly. your head cold gets air. Only25o 2!f times ea much for 60c. Caution: ITra onlv aa directed. Paaetie Mess DnytJ "MM' Nllhta Only Weekdays Starts 6:45 NOWl ENDS TOMORROW PLUS FRIDAY k SATURDAY FRANK BUCK JACARE Plus mm Elliott Here Jim Elliott, son of Dr. B. R. Elliott of route 2, is spending a week's leava in Med ford. Elliott In etfendino Wlla. mette University in Salem under the naval V-12 training pragram, and is now in his first year as a pre-memcal student. Mires Home Herb Mire. . man first class. arrlvpH in Phnp. nix this wpplr for m ehftrt tlc .with his wife and family before reporting dbck to the navy for sea duty. He was in a hospital from Febmarv n Ortnhpi- 9 a .a Treasure Island in San Francisco oay, taut. e e e Fredenburg On Furlouah Sgt. George Fredenburg is spending an 11-day furlough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fredenburg of Sams Val ley, sgt. Fredenburg is a mem ber of a heavy bomber crew, and is now stationed at Gowen Field, Idaho. ' Court Citations Douelas Mar ion Gaylor, arrested last Satur day on South Fir street and confined in a local hospital since that time, appeared in city police court this morning to receive a sentence of 10 days. Cecil Orr Hamilton, 38, arrested on East Main street near Cen tral avenue yesterday and con fined in city jail since then, was fined $10 In court this morning. John Watson, arrested near the same place yesterday, was given a fine of $10 which was sus pended. Mrs. McPike Rites ' ' s At 2 P. M. Friday Funeral services for Mrs. Hat- tie McPike will be conducted from the Perl funeral home Fri day at 2 p. m., the Rev. Harry Hansen, pastor of the First Pres byterian church officiating. In terment will take place in Sis kiyou Memorial Park. HOMECOMING Chicago, Oct. 27. (UP) When Corp. David M. Light, Jr., 24, came home on furlough, he told Superior Judge John J. Lupe, he held out his arms to greet his wife, Eleanor. But she only smiled, he said, and told him she "couldn t cheat on her boy friend not even with her own husband." Divorce granted, said Judge Lupe. - STARTS TODAY FOR 4 ACTION BIMMfi DOM 1 Nfltlft . vi along irlvtntintruiK . V CONWAY i-T JEAN. BROOKS' V V" AmefiiaWari f v ClifTCUrk DRAFT OFFICER SLATES MEETING The local Selective Service boards announced today that Captain L. D. Berlin, assistant classification director of the State Selective Service In Salem will hold a meeting at the court house in Grants Pass at 8 p. m. Thursday at which he would like to meet with all employers ana employees of Industry in Jack son county who can possibly at tend, and particularly employees and employers in the logging and lumbering industry. This is a very important meet ing according to the local Select ive Service boards and Capt. Berlin will furnish first hand in formation to the various indus tries and employees in the coun ty. The Jackson county boards urge all who possibly can to at tend. WARSHIP TO FLY FLAG Portsmouth. N. H.OJ.R) The first warship to carry an Amer ican flag The Ranger, com manded by John Paul Jones in the Revolutionary War was constructed at the Portsmouth Navy Yard in 1776. T6o Late To Classify FOR SALE White cedar heart wood fence posts. Carol Wall, west Fort Williams creeK, wuusms, Oregon 3-YEAR-OLD saddle horse, one heavy team, 9400 lbs.: heavy logging har ness and wagon, one milch cow with a-mo.-oia can. A. B. MUllin Trail, Ore. FOR BALE 1934 IVi-ton Dodge truck; flat racK, good rubber. Har old J. Smith. Butte Falls Stat Rt, Eagle Point. WILL TRADE 1936 Dodge panel for sedan. Phone 494 Jacksonville. 76 ft lift cun' 40 acr8- All In cul $OUUv tlvation. Pears, cherries, al falfa snd grain land. Good buildings. Close In. Tribune Box 2067. WANTED To buy house up to 6 rooms, good location, or house on acreage. Phone 6762. - PACKED DAYS! of ROGERS Kfof af Ikt Cswbeys. SHEJURYAN BARTON MadANI ARUNE JUDGE WANTED To rut by army officer ana wire, I to s-room rurmanea apt. or house. Mrs. Heberley, Hol land Hotel. WANTED Small house or apartment for employed young lady with dally care of 8-mo.-old baby. Tribune Bos 3S65. ORADB m tires tn stock now. 450i 21, SOX34. 600x20, SOOslg, 700x16. easiis. 75010, eooiie. older Tire Exchange, 32 S. Bartlett. WANTED Comfortable lounge chair with matching footstool. Ph. 2687. FOR SALS Full grown rabbits, 2 each. Phone 2010. WANTED Housekeeper and care of two children. Phone MI4. FOR SALE Skunk Jacket, good con dition. Just clesned and glsxed. Ph. JSO for details. BIO FIR slabs, double load. M. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111. FOR SALE Heavy galvanised tank. 6 ft. long, a ft. wide, a 1U deep, 136. A-l Brewing Co. WANTED Oas range or gas heater. Phone 6721. "v FOR SALE English walnuts, 20 lbs. for $3 at ranch, 20 lbs. for S3.30 delivered in-Medford. Ben King. It mile north Griffin Creek school. Phone 6806. FOR BALE Hereford bull, 3 years oia. rrom regt6terea noca. ph. 0303. FOR SALE Lady's pre-war wblta tee skatet, like new. medium alse. Dial 46&1. FOR SALE Ouernaey and Jersey cow, 1st calf; alao wood range, circulat ing heater, electric Maytag washer, 2-cyllDder Maytag gas motor, bed room suite witn inner spring mat tress, 1 box spring, davenport and - chair and other household Items Canned frulT. 1938 special Bulck 4 door sedan $750. Some chickens. 4th house on the left-hand side 401 Rd. off Crater Lake Hwy. Fred Robinson. WANTED By employed local woman, a smau furnished apt. inquire Ev erett' Lunch, 135 N. Central, or phone 3068 after 7:80 p. m. WANTED 3 50-gal. steel drums. sayard oetcneu. Phone 3022. FOR SALE 3 ;cod wood ranges. Ph 3984 or call 710 Bennett Ave. FOR sale 5-roonv modern house, close In. basement, furnace heat, electrical equipment, garage, firs place, hardwood floors, bullt-lns, nicely furnished. Price 84760 with out furniture, 85350 furnished. Reasonable terms. This offer tor only a few days. See owner at 44 N. Peach St. WANTED Housekeeper for elderly Invalid and nurse In small homo within city limits. 870 per mo. Phone 4014. - MOST BRIUIANT, PRODUCTION lcjPftf!i' Vji (yGeneTIERM-DonAliffiCHE-aarlesCOBURN f-fi sSMs!- - ... :-M THH MethocUl Woman's Society will hold a rummage sale in to Build ing across from the Cratertan, Fri day and Saturday. October 29 and 80, opening at 9 o'clock. Good cloth ing and many household articles for sale. WANTED Olrt or woman for house work. H mile from city limits. 810 week. Phone 6898. WANTED Experienced wool pressor. Nu Way Cleaners, 404 K. Main. WE WILL have ft nice consignment of sheep consisting of 80 head oi ewes for Thursday's sale. Also sev eral head of butcher-typ oattle. Bring In your consignments of dairy cattle as early at possible so that they can be tested before the sale. There will also be several useful Hems In the miscellaneous items. MIDWAY AUCTION CO.. K. W. Holmes. Auctioneer. N. A. Mead. Clerk. IMMEDIATE transportation desired by two to Bend. Will share expense, Please call 3151, room 403. FOR SALE Baby buggy. Ilka new. 17 a. Riverside. Mr. mobs. WILL TRADE Phllco car radio for oar heater. Mullen, Rt. 1, Box 151. TOUNO roasting ducks, 45o lb. veal shoulder roast, lean no waste, 39o lb. Assorted lunch meats. 85o lb. Hams, butt ends, for baking, 87c lb. Lamb patties, freshly ground. 82c lb. Smoked link sausages, 47o lb. Pure mincemeat. 390 lb. OAKDALE GROCERY, 401 8. Oak ilsle. . NEW HAMPSHIRE laying purtets. full- sieea eggs, your cnoice si.io ea.cn or 81.60 each for flock, about 4 doeen. Also New Zealand White rabbits and hutches. Call after Q evening. 37 Louis Ave. FOR SALE Double Circular Sawmill, Diesel and Steam , Power, with complete logging equipment, now cutting fir on Southern Pacific, near . summit of Cascades. May be operated where . is or moved. Write GEORGE SAMPLE, 724 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon A . STARTS TODAY! HALF-BOX 40-80 for sals. CaU 1189 between snd 7. WANTED Small gss range, gaa plate or two-burner elect no plate; tia coll bedsprlngs. Phone 6183. FOR BALE Toilets with lavatories. Simmons steel cots, electrle heatei Bert McDonald, 104 King. WANTED TWO HT OH -GRADE MECHANICS, ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET. 8TH AND BARTLETT. PH. 3388. MOVING to all nana of Oregon. Washington, California, by padded vans. Regular strrlce. Bada Trans fer. Dial 3828. WANTED Large trunk. Phone 8068. CITY TRANSFER ai Storage Oo. Padded van service for your con venience. Phone 4884. 88 So. Fir. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. W. J. Oeb- nara. Vi mue north Bear creek bridge. Central Point. BICYCLE OWNERS ATTENTION We now have many hard -to-got Items, some of which are listed be low GET YOURS NOW III 84-ln. balloon tires 38-1 n. HI -Pressure tires Chrome-plated large handlebars Bicycle generators Sheepskin seat covers Sheepskin handwsrmers Imitation rubber grips Rubber pedals RUBBERIZED saddle bags Klckstands (no more when these are gone) GUARANTEED INNER TUBES Chain guards 8IMS BROS. CYCLE REPAIR SHOP. 98 N. Fir. Ph. 8471. J FOR oil heaters, new sn4 old. see aot 4. tfones. aw sung. . RIPLAOB your broken window class. new aiais iiisiauea wnue you wall. Uediora atlUwork Oo. rbe Olsas House Phona 4112 lout and Drape LET YOUR HEART DECIDE The very old and very ybimff- the sick and wounded-the war ton peoples at home and hi Al lied countries receive your help when yon give this year to your own coomiuriuy's war fond and, through it, to the National Wat Fund. Give generously .now f MEDFORD COMMUNITY & WAR CHEST A Message From the Bikers el . BREAD and CAKES HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid (or Good Used Cars HUMPHREY MOTORS S3 So. RlTsrsIde Dial 4980 HsRB'S that lovable, laughable Lubitsch touch transformed Into mighty hilarious wal lop! Frantically funny, gloriously gay. . one continuous panic all the wayl f I f I i :