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MEDFORD. MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER '81, 1943.
GIVEN EARLY PUSH
Br Ma Chambarlln
Juniors in Jackson county
schools aro already enrolling lor
Red Cross service even before
th drive to enlist sixteen million
future American citizens offi
cially geU under way Novem
ber 1. Twenty-four schools are
nrolled 100. which means
that 2569 youngsters of the ele
mentary. Junior and senior mgn
schools are leading the way
toward a 100 county enroll
ment.
Production for the armed
forces and for war relief began
some months ago and through
out the summer the Junior Red
Cross workshops turned out
many needed articles. Since
school opened mnny more haw
been made.
This past week five large
boxes of articles for patients in
hospitals were packed and
shipped from Mcdford. There
were 103 jigsaw puzzles, 53 lao
boards and 60-odd comfort ar
ticles all made by Juniors.
In each school boxes are filled
with Christmas articles for ref
ugee children. Three huge boxes
containing In all 100 smaller
boxes were shipped as well as
four boxes of Christmas tree dec
orations for overseas. .
Juniors in Jackson county
are asked to produce a large
quota; but their enthusiasm is
grea, and there Is every reason
to know that the program
planned for them by Miss Vera
Humphrey, chairman, and their
teachers will be carried out suc
cessfully.
Main Street USO
Chairman Names
Committee Aides
Dr. C. H. Paske, chairman of
the operating committee of Main
Street U. S. O. club, at 218 West
Main street has announced the
following committees:
Program, Diamond Flynn,
chairman. Rev. Harry Hansen;
canteen, Joe Early, chairman.
Gene Ferrell; administration.
Diamond Flynn, chairman, Herb
Grey; budget, Charles Newland,
Dwight Houghton; building and
maintenance, Elbert Lennox,
chairman, Dwight Houghton;
publicity and special service.
Herb Grey, .chairman, Charles
Newland; religious education.
Rev. Harry Hansen.
Vm Man Tribune want Ada,
MET YOUR
HEART
DECIDE
Chba cMdren, Born to suffer
lug, need your help, United
China Relief is one of 17 Na
tional War Fund agencies help
ing our fighting men and valiant
aUiea. Give ma tot all these end
ear own community's needs.
Che, generoaslynow. . .
MEDFORD
COMMUNITY
fir WAR CHEST
A Message From the Bakers oi
BREAD
WIS
BREAD and CAKES
Women's Missionary Societies
Plan Joint Armistice Day Meet
The United Council of Church Women of the United States
is asking all churches of all Christian denominations In the
United States to observe World Community Day on Armistice
Day, Thursday, Nov. 11. Women's missionary societies of all
the Christian churches of Medford, Jacksonville and Phoenix
will have a day of prayer in Medford.
There will be a pot-luck din
ner at the First Christian church
at 12 o'clock, followed by a
service of prayer and praise
with special music and speakers
from the various churches. An
intermission at 1:30 p. m. will
be given so that anyone wish
ing to leave before close of the
meeting may do so. A very
large attendance is expected.
The World Community Day is
described by the sponsors as
"one of the greatest adventures
in Christian unity attempted by
church women. One of the most
important features is that it
establishes the council as a way
that the denominations can work
together on a state and national
level, and a way to enduring
peace."
The council expects about ten
million will participate in the
nation-wide prayer service.
SHOW HERE NEXT
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Local Civilian Defense com
mittees, cooperating with the
Women's Army Corps "All-
States" Casualty Replacement
Recruiting campaign, indicated
Saturday that they have swung
into action in an all-out effort
to enroll a woman for each
Jackson county soldier reported
killed or missing. The goal is
fifteen recruits.
Mrs. Herbert Alford, Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary recruit
ing chairman, expressed a hope
that the goal would be reached
by; Friday, Nor. 5, when the
WAC Carnival Caravan will ar
rive for a two-day showing here.
The unit will be located at the
courthouse and will be open to
visitors between 10 a. m. and
3 p. m. Free movies concerning
life In the WACs will be shown
to women between the ages of
20 and 50 who are eligible for
enrollment. A special program is
being planned for Saturday,
Nox. 6, and will be held in the
courthouse auditorium at 3 p. m.
lx. Margaret steelneaa ana
Technical Sergeant Ardele Car
ter will be on hand at all times
to explain the unusual opportu
nities offered to women during
the "All-States" recruiting pro
gram. They will be assisted by
members of the local Civilian
Defense Council.
During the Saturday show
winners of the local WAC essay
contest will be announced and
presented with prizes. Winner
of first prize honors will also
have her essay entered in the
district contest which ends De
cember 7.
Zone Convention Of
Nazarene Church To
Meet Here Tuesday
Medford Church of the Nazar
ene Is to be host for a zone
Church School and Missionary
convention all day Tuesday. The
church is located at Holly and
First streets. Special speakers
will include Dr. Roy F. Smee of
Santa Cruz, Calif., and Mrs. E.
Y. Davis of Mexico, Dr. E. E.
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Dr. Roy F. Smee
Martin, superintendent cf North
Pacific District. Mrs. R. T.
Holmes, district president of the
Women's Foreign , Missionary
Society, and Rev. Fred M.
Weatherford, district chairman
of the Church School board.
Dr. Smee has been superinten
dent of the Northern California
district for the past seven years.
Mrs. Davis Is one of the out
standing missionaries in 'the
Church of the Nazarene. She and
her husband have supervision of
the northwest part of Mexico.
The day's services will begin
at 10 a. m. Dr. Smee speaks at
11 a. m. following quarterly re
ports of the southern Oregon
pastors, under direction of Dr.
E. E. Martin. There will be spec
ial music.
The afternoon session will be
gin at 2 p. m. with addresses by
Dr. Smee and Mrs. Davis. A
Sunday School-Missionary rally
will open at 7 p. m.
Delegations will be present
from Grants Pass, Prospect,
Reese Creek, Lakeview, Bonan
ze, Klamath Falls, Ashland and
Medford.
The public Is Invited to attend
the convention.
A champion - greyhound. In
full flight, can leap from 12 to 20
feet, as against 25 to 27 for a
horse, and sttU the greyhound
can keep apace with the hone
for a quarter of mile.
The first international chess
tournament was held in 1631 at
London, "
Too Late To Classify
WANTED Ota circulating beater.
Telephone solo.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS
Danny a Top Notch Car.
FOR BALE Seeeoncd apple wood,
50 per tier delivered. Aleo grape
tump wood, cheap. Cecil Hartley.
Phone tin evening.
WANTED Transportation to or naar
Liberal. Kan. Can drive or ahare
eipenaee. Phona WIS.
FOR SALE Blua WUton broadloom
1'JxlS rug. aultabl (or Urine or
dining room. Practically naw. CaU
4331.
MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL
Dally car for children of working
mothers. Asm I to . Hour 7 a. m.
to S p. m. 41 Roaa Court. Ph. SOU.
GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTINO
Motor. True, etc.. Steam Claanad
SIMOMZINO
MITCHELL! PAINT CHOP
80S 8. Rlvcrald
FIR SAWDUST A Hontl tor burn
on. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111.
FOR SALB 1M7 S-door Chevrolet
aedan. Good condition. Muat en I
oon. MS W. Jackaon.
FOR RENT Modern houae. Small
family. Roy Howard. Rosa Lane.
FOR SALE Man overcoat. 44.4S.
Bradley knit Chinchilla flnlah. darn
blue, excellent condition. Arrow and
Manhattan ehtrt. lit and 14. like
new. Shoee. aire 10i B. 1 pair
never worn. 4'la S. Oakdate.
FOR SALE "C" International
truck. Long wheel-baae with flood
atock rack. Rogue River Chevrolet.
Sta and Bartlett. Phona 3383.
FOR SALE Maytag washing machine
angina. Good condition. 30a cra
ter Lake.
WANTED To rent 4 or 6-room houee
on weat aide, by permanent civilian.
Phone 4700.
INSULATE your house with Red Top
Insulating wool. Trained applicator
and material now available. It's
patrlotlo to Insula to now I Call
Porter Lbr. Co. Phona MSI or 2MS
after 5 p. m. (or partlculara.
WANTED For small boy, toy auto,
fir truck or scooter In repairable
condition. Phona 8031.
WANTED Commercial spraying
Phona 8401, With row.
WANTED Woman to care (or Invalid
In private home. Oood cook, vary
little night care. Tuna oft. Brlbune
Box 3387.
FOR SALE One Stauer Tlolln. 1 flve-
atrtng banjo, 1 set -ln- rope falls.
1247 Sailing Ave.
WANTED Housekeeper (or elderly
Invalid. 1 mile out. May go home
Blghta or atay. Bo 6076. can Mall
Tribune.
WANTED Plckip or ltgbt-watgbt de
livery. Phona 368.
WANTED .44 or .44-40 (halls. O. I
Stocklord, Prospect, Ore.
WANTED Electric washing machine.
E. H. Oreo, JU. 4. Box 47-A, Med-lord.
910 REWARD for house or apart
ment, close In. will pay ejo month.
Have 3 small children. Ph. 9111.
TIN CAN SALVAGE
TO REOPEN HERE
The salvage of tin cans will
be resumed in the Medford dis-1
trict soon after Nov. 1 it was
Zacharisen, salvage chairman
for the county. Mr. Zacharisen
asked residents to prepare their
cans and wait for further an
nouncements.
Collections are to be made
by school children as was done
last year, and in addition ar
rangements have been made
with the Pinnacle Packing com-1
pany to have the cans stored at !
Plant No. 3 on North Fir St.)
It was satted that anyone wish
ing to take the salvaged cans
directly to the warehouse might
do so and that they ere to be
placed on the north porch.
Mr. Zacharisen reminded reo-
ple. that the cans should be
thoroughly washed, the labels
and ends removed, the ends
placed inside the cans and the
can flattened. They should then
be put in boxes or sacks for
handling.
Closing tlm for Sunday Too Lata
to Claaslfy, 6:80 Saturday afternoon
Please remember.
CHICKEN AND STEAK
DINNERS-DANCING
OPEN 6 P. H. lo 2 A. H.
Every Evening Except lucidly
KYLE'S RESTAURANT
On Pacific Highway at Central Polnr
FOR RESERVATIONS Phona Central Polnr 472
f-
Q r-y
Does Some War Worker
Heed YOUR Car
K10RE Than YCU Bo?
OYei, your car can help to re
lieve a vital shortage of trans
portation and, with gasoline
rationing, you won't be able to use it
much for tho duration. Why not
trade it In NOW on a brand new
FORD, MERCURY, or LINCOLN
ZEPHYR for early pott-war delivery.
Your trade-in allowance will be in
vested in WAR BONDS to help speed
the victory. The Interest will help
to pay for your naw car when you
will be able to driva it all you want!
Let ui explain our simple trade-In
plan to you.
CRATER LAKE MOTORS
FOR SAIJS Two sow, to farrow tn
about tnraa wetka; alao waantr
pita. ! w, Bulbar, I utllaa oorta
(.-antral Point.
ron PAUt on TrwiR 37n-cr
ranch, near Murnhllohl, ora., or
my aqulty In Klamath ralla hum
for arrvagt, ilelan Clinton, lilt
Koma Ava, Klamath Palla.
pen S.M.K Monarch alactrla ranaa.
98. Wima home behind Burlui
Bervlca Station. Call bafora II 1100 u
or aftar p. m., Sunday, Oct. SI,
port 8ALU llotiM and lot, corn!
Snd and Roaa, PhoanU, Inquire ueit
door.
POn flAlJt Naw Hampihlr P. Ma,
fryara, llva or draaaed. Archie Mon
ro. blocka weat of Midway Pour
Cornara.
FOR PALB 3 tone hay. Bdrad Mo
nla. llrownaboro.
WANT To buy lata mortal ear, IT on.
Phona 4748, Aahland.
FOR aAIJE (S aoraa. about S4 mllea
from Central Point. Alao rirer
fronuce, bualneae property, atore.
cafa and living quartera, 17 nil lea
from Camp Whit. Dr. Orr. flrat
houee north of eotiool on Midway
road.
WANTED Pawanirer to Paaadena. Cal.
Tribune Boa 6061.
WILL TRADB milch cow for work
horee. Phona 0900.
I1XU WANTED Hotllrkeeper for
family of four adulta. Pleaaant
quartera. Board, room furnlnhed.
with attractive wage. Inquire Jd
N. Orange, etenlnga.
LEARN emaslnf naw stenoecrlpt for
better reeulla In leea time. Day
and evening etaMre now open, Med
ford Bualneea College. Dial S83S
OWN.
HELP CONMtHVl rURL by Itutalllng
atorm wlndowa Bave ti ol your
fuel Med lord kllllw.ua Co. The
Olaaa Houee. Phone 1U. loth and
Grape.
WANTED TO BUY LedyB diamond
wriit watch, alao diamond nnt
Trlbune Box 333 1.
DO YOU NFED (park plug' W
have a lance atock of Chemptone.
George Goodman. Standard station.
9th and Central.
PRE-WAR TUBES. IS. 10. IS and
IB-Inch. BriiT In your certificate.
Oeorge Goodman, Standard Sta
tion, fith and Central.
WANTED TO BUY a-bottom tractor
plow, alao fl-rt. double dlao. Photic
1J-.X-1 Central Point.
rONTA CLUB RUMMAGE SALE at
old Klocker Prlntery. South Cen
tral. Monday and Tueaday, Nov. let
and 2nd. Pour dolla to be given
to the llucky wlnnera.
MOOM AND BOARD Room, board
and 0 par month fur woman or
girl that will take chare of my
borne, four adulta In family. Eve
nings and Bundaya off. llmband
welcome. M W. Orange. Inquire
avenlnga.
MraironD bargain mouse
SPECIALS
Juet racelvad another oarload nf
' rooting paper, building paper
all kind, buy now, before prtoee
advance.
We attll have a few while enamel
raugea and medium aire cook
atovea, alao circulating heatera ana
wood heatera. Sea ua belwa yu
buy.
Raw ahlpment of galvanlaed ware.
conaiaiing or garoaae .
waahtuha, milk cana, clotneallne
and at eel wire, alao hardware cloth
American made producte.
Unre atock of luggage, aultceeea.
alppar and overnigni oaga. j-ui-ui-pile.
W allll have fireplace acreena. large
atock to chooe from. Alan flreplaoe
beeketa. Come In and look them
over.
Linoleum ruga from g to ltU M
our old popular price. Large aeleo
tlon of yardage gooda to ehooa
from.
1040 Chryaler axlan. beater, radio.
IU9S rord coua
lull) Pord awlan.
III1S DeSoto aedan.
See at A. B. "IMbhy" PatAR
Your I'onllaa Dealer.
Rlchlleld Stailon flih and Orep.
Dial Hit.
aeaj.na,. 1 t i a,iiirWeaT-arar,J-J
roit SAI R-Knameled. medium alaed
coal burning, maw vhvu,..,
heater, W. SIIOI, u P- m. on'f
CITY TRANsrgR uage k
IMilded van eervic rtw y""r
venlenoe. Phone 4094. IS So, Pit
RKGinTimai) Duroe hoar foe sale,
from fine held In Willamette valley.
Phune 9CK4.
WANTED Large trunk. Phona
roil SAlJe-Wnod range wllh cop.
mt colla. Can ha een after lp
Romer l-leyar, Rt. I. II. Cen
tral Point.
WANTED Commercial apraylna. Pb
MW any time. McOonagla.
MOVIM.1 to all nana of Oregon
Waaiungton. Calllonda. of pMl
vena Regular eervlca. Eada Itaua.
fer. Dial uoja.
waiv rau purmuglit n,y,k
p. M.-toir.
iiowiang 111
permanent tealii
iTlbuua Bug not,
"'gl'a hcy
enn 11 .ill or Woiimu j
In elieulatlon ami a.tnniT "a
partmema, rrr i.r.,,1. ;
tlaera ami other ,, "'
able lo rlila I.I. , u ,s, b
p.witi.ii to right p.. 1, ..'."I
Yllmna OIIU-. "" "4
Dr. A. A. Soul6
Announret Pl,.1r,a
8 30 to 7, 2H70
If no answer 7?flo
2652
PLYMOUTH PARTS
HUMPHREY MOTORS
JJ SO. Rivorilda Dial 4955
New lot of bunk berta. cheat of draw
era, plailorm rockera, mattreaeea.
bog aprlnga. qullta and blanket
Large atock of tenia, tarpaulin, hay
eovera. aleeptng baga. Sew ua fur
your need. v
Nolle, barb wire, atock fencing and
ataplea. Complete Una of the.
Preeh atock of pa In la, all colore, at
gl tt per gallon.
ror the carpenter: large atock ol
toolaeonletlng of aawe. hmnira
aquarea. tapea. rule, chlaela, plane,
brace and blia, alao I lie of all
kind.
We carry a large atock of new and
need pulleye, blocka, belling, heoki.
peavtea and cant booke lor the mill
and the wooda.
Water repellent elotbea for the wet
weather. Aleo work thlrta. aorta
underwear and army panta, uacu
boota and ahoea.
All alar of pipe and nttlnga. new
and uaed. to-galloo hot water
tank, inlltta. galvenlaed alnka
Remember, tt alwaya paya to enop
at the
MEDPORD BARGAIN ROt'SE
17 North Q rape. Dial 1744.
POR oil heater, new and old,
Joe J Jonea. 43S Ring.
new'bea'otyfor
old:stucco;homes
Amairno Waltrproof CavneW
Painl Rnwt Appmaranc
oi Low Cost
Tonde dote 3 Job at
Water proof BcaultAce Pr -
Bondea actually becomes part 0
the wall Itwlf. aralng avtry trace
of water-damage, giving your
home gttemlng new beauty ycaiH
be proud of. Adda year of UYei
rnautUlita value of property.
Bendt Perfectly Wllh
Stucco, Irltk, Meaenry
Woverprooi foumhUmi, fee
arm utiles aOMen
r.M..,WMlW
BDNDEX
WATERPROOF,
CEMENT PAINT
Got B0NDIX from tha following dlitribuiort
or thsir dsalort
Crater Lake Lumber Co.. II) t. Jackien. Medlord.
Medford Lumbar Co., 4 W. 3d. Medford.
Plllaburgh Palnl Store. 133 W. Main, Medlord.
Thraiher Palnl at Wallpaper Blore. 401 B. ih. Crania Pw.
Three) Ci' Lumber Co.. roundrv and Weat G. Crania Pua.
Valley Lumber Co.. Ill Weal r Crania Fa...
WUton Hardware, 3rd snd Pins, Central Point.
Alio r your fsvorita filnf, Hardware or Lumber Dealt
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'''-"' - n'-'iA MARCHES
Just As
'Hrkis jf Tomorrow's
t I i"S I ' 'A "e.f-. i-fi-j jf
TREES FOR TOMORROW
THEY ARE GROWINO UP. TOGETHER . . . tomorrow's cltttent and
eight million acres of junior foresta on the West Coast. Trees ire a re
source that can be renewed, and lumbermen are growing trees I
Yes the forest industriea ARE making real progress In a program of pro
tecting junior foresta from fire and renewing the old forests. Logging Is planned
by foresters to leave at least 32 ret of seed trees on every section of harvested
timberland. And the forest Industrie! logging, sawmill, pulp, plywood and
shingle companies operate the rVeat Com Tret Fsrmsr" Forest Nursery near
Olympla, Washington, with production of five million seedlings a year. '
Despite giant war demand for West Coast Lumber and timber produeti, prl
vate enterprise ia acting NOW to provide trees for 'tomorrow's citizens.
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VIiH Hi 'er.it Nonary el Nltquolly-I ntjei north ef Olymplo en Ida e Jttt
99. Highway, ICI hew lumbernas grow tree lor planting on bum! area.
"7 5ro!- tum CwSy P'UMoa?aw:,o"Ls Lumh- e.
Madford " '
FREE BOOKLETS
Th'ptlMti itory ol "In'
iuitry Stirts a Forest
Ku.sttj." by Stowtrt H.
Holbrook, will be tnt to
youjrn upon pottctid
requtit to thli aewii'KP"'
Thrtt other booklet' on
. tbt tuture ol Amfirlcif
griMt rentwublt rpouid
the lorttt. wlll t
eluded without eokt
F. C. Qoatg Lumbar Company
Hermann Broi. Lumbar Company
Cheney Lumbar Company
Geo. L. Jantgar Lumbar Company
Medford rnrnnn.
"t'.f, Lumber Company
Phona 2297
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Sixth and Ivy
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