Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 20, 1944, Page 9, Image 9

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LOCAL and
In England Lt. Robert Hayes,
Infantry officer, is now In Eng
land according to the most re
cent word received by his par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. James C.
Hayes, 835 East Main street.
Building Permit Laura Brown
of 524 North Front street ap
plied at the city building in
spector's office Monday to re
build and move her residence
at a stated cost of $300.
Minor Accident Cars oper
ated by Roy Wohlford of 1132
Court street and James O. Joy
of Medford were involved in
a slight mishap on North Cen
tral avenue nea,r Beatty street
Monday morning, according to
a report on file toady.
. From South Mr.' and Mrs.
Al 'Forman and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Shafer and families of
Burbank, Calif., are visiting rel
atives and friends in Medford
for two weeks. Forman and
Shafer are employed by Lock
heed Aircraft corporation In the
south. The families, former resi
dents here, are looking over
farm property while in the val
ley asthey plan to return after
the war to make their perma
nent home.
At Hpndo Mr. and- Mrs.
Merle Ivie of 619 West Second
street have received word that
their son, Bob, is now stationed
at Hondo field, Texas, where he
is receiving advanced training
as a navigator in the army air
corps. Another son of the Ivies,
Cpl. Donald Ivie, has received
his expert infantryman's badge.
Cpl. Ivie is stationed at Camp
Van Dorn, Miss.
It Visitor Mrs. Ethel Mc
Kinney of Kansas City, Mo., is
visiting in Medford with Mrs.
Emma Perkins, 228 North Cen
i tral Avenue. Mrs. McKinney's
daughter, Miss Myrtle McKin
ney, will accompany her mother
on the return trip to Missouri.
Miss McKinney has resided
with Mrs. Perkins for the past
10 months and was employed
at Humphrey's grocery. An
other guest of Mrs. Perkins yes
terday was Miss Jeanette Mizell,
formerly a Medford resident
and now living at Tulare, Calif.
MEXSAHA
SOOTHING MEDICATED POWDER
Sooth. and protect! baby's
tender Irritated ikln. Sprinkle
ion freely after every ehanae.
TODAY -WEDNESDAY
S. CENTRAL ST. AT RIVERSIDE AVE.
AFTERNOON and NIGHT
2:30 P.M. 8 P.M.
POSITIVELY THE ONLY BIG CIRCUS
COMING TO MEDFORD THIS YEAR
SMlmoest
CIRCUS
PRESENTING HUNDREDS OF
AMAZING FEATURES INCLUDING
CLYDE BEATTY in person
Oreottit Wll Animal Trainer at all Hme
BATTLING 40 SAVAGE, CRUEL,
BLOOD-THIRSTY, JUNGLE BRED
HONS A TIGERS IN MAMMOTH
STEEL ARENA
WONDERS of th. WORLD .t WHITE
THE FLYING CONCELLOS GorB.ouV
Brooth-toklng exploits on the Flying Tropeie Coff umaxf
MARIO AMAZING EXCELLOS AERIAL
UnrWol.a aaalat af WerWt Mart Artoanalnf nail f-"r
the tight wire High ala Act PMLs-CI
MISS ESTRELITA incomparable display
Ta. akintlpa.ntaf Maal an. qi SUpER HORSEMANSHIP
Tee Cetthei at Pilty Htlflhtl
SY COMPTON I Remarkably I TWO BIO SHOWS
a . c .!,. Educated NOW WELDED
A""rc,wb,y CHIMPANZEES INTO ONE I
CTi'erwr.ni'C Hundreds of People A Animals,
SFUFfcNi.U" Ton. of Performing Elephants
DOUELE Scores of Magnificent Horse
MENAGERIE Clowns Golore Acres of Tent
iiii
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
8:00 p. m. Public card party
at Eagles' hall, 217 W. Main St.,
sponsored by Get Together club.
Public Invited.
8:00 p. m. Pythiun Sisters,
regular meeting at K. of P. hall.
D-gree staff asked to come pre
pared for Initiation.
8:00 p. m. Carnation club
meet at home of Darlene Ben
net, 15 Tripp, St.
Wednesday
10:00 a. m. Camp White
Auxiliary Red Cross Produc
tion Unit, Outpost.
1:00 p. m. Nevita chapter
past matrons at home of Mrs.
Guy Tex, Central Point. Luch
eon. 1:00 p. m. Medford Exten
sion Unit, picnic lunch at home
of Mrs Rollie Beach, 113 Ge
neva St. Bring own service.
Members not contacted asked
to bring vegetable salad, jello,
sandwiches or angel food cake.
2:00 p. m. Talen Commu
nity club, open house and guest
day at City hall. All ladies in
vited to come and get acquaint
ed, with elderly ladies as special
guests. Program. .
8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Circle Thimble club, N. O. W.,
home of Mrs. Clara Fisher, 512
S. Holly St.
Thursday
1 p. m. Medford Sojourner's
club at Girls' Community club
for dessert luncheon. Election
of officers. For reservations call
Mrs. Frank Humphrey, 2772.
2:00 p. m. Golden Link Bi
ble class of the Baptist church
at church. Hostess, Mrs. C.
Vroman. Social committee,
Mesdames Hanson, Blanton and
Niedermeyer.
To Give Reports Reports of
grand chapter will be given at
the stated communication of
Reames chapter, O. E. S. to be
held Thursday evening at 8
o'clock at the Masonic temple.'
Refreshments will be served.
Visiting Eastern Star members
are invited to attend.
. Meetings Cancelled Crater
Lake Post 1833, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, and Auxiliary
will not hold their regular semi
monthly meeting at the Armory
this week due to the fact that
many of their delegates have
not returned from the V. F. W.
encampment held in Portland
this past week and other mem
bers are in attendance at the
Disabled American Veteran con
vention now being held in
Roseburg.
NEW AND
MRS. HARRIETT BEATTY
Presenting at en time
TWO HOSTILE
LORDS Of THE IUNClE-01UtT ELE
PHANT MID ROYAL BOIGAl TKOI
TOPS it tMr THRILLING BEST
Return Mrs. C. M. Friend
and children, Mary and Harold,
of Debarr avenue, returned this
morning, after spending 10 days
visiting at the home of Mrs.
Friend's brother, Gerald Ward,
at Westfir, Ore.
Stamps Expire Gasoline us
ers were reminded by the local
war price and ration board to
day that Number 12 stamps in
"A" mileage ration books will
become valid Thursday, June
22. The number 11 "A" stamps
expire June 21.
a
Visiting Here Chief Pharma
cist's Mate C. R. Minger and his
wife and two sons are spending
a 12-day furlough here visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Minger of 2117 Capital avenue.
Minger is stationed at the U. S.
Naval Supply Depot, Clearfield,
Utah.
Daughter Born Master Sgt.
and Mrs. James G. White, who
live on the post at Hamilton
Field, Calif., are the parents of
a daughter born June 12. Mrs.
White was formerly Minnie
Putman, daughter of George
Putman of Eagle Point, and a
former valley resident. Sgt.
White is in the air corps.
To Conference Dr. and Mrs.
Louis C. Kirby and family will
attend the annual Oregon Meth
odist conference which opens in
Portland next Thursday. Bishop
Bruce Baxter will preside over
the meetings which will be at
tended by all Methodist pastors
of the state. The Kirbys expect
I to return Sunday.
' Brown Home Pfc. Robert
Brown is home from Camp
Hale, Colo., and Is visiting his
wife at 615 South Central ave
nue, and his parents, Mr. and
: Mrs. Joe Brown, 315 Ashland
! avenue. Brown left Medford
with the National Guard unit
in 1941 and is now with the
ski-troopers. He is on a two
weeks furlough.
Ontario, Calif., June 20. (U.R)
2nd Lt. William R. Smith,
Hartford, la., was killed early
today when his P-38 Lightning
crashed near Palmdale, Calif.,
Ontario army air field authori
ties announced.
Too Late to Classify
FOB SALE Acme tomato dust pro
tecte your plants from flea beetle.
Monarch Seed fc Feed Co.
WANTED by local lumber company,
experienced bookkeeper - atenogra -pher.
Permanent position. Excellent
salary. Mall Tribune Box 061.
WANTED Dependable lady for
housework and care of children.
Phona 3058. ,
FOR SALE 37 Ford, 3-door, excel
lent mechanical condition. Good
tires. Can bo eeen at 333 Edwardi
after 5 p. m. or phone 4638,
FOR SALE Why discard that weak
casing? We Install heavy cord lin
ers that put lots of miles In that
old tire. Frank's Ollmore Service.
0th and Central.
FOR BALE Pair 7.00 1 recaps.
Frank's Ollmore Service, 9th and
Central.
BAZAAR and food aale. Sat., June 24,
cor. Mntn and Holly Sts., by Town
eend clubs.
ELECTROLUX cleaner owners, atten
tlon: Your Electrolux can now be
made like new with original factory
parts and methods. Phone 6000. the
only authorized Electrolux service.
I DIAL 4900 i
Doors Open 1:45
Starts
Wednesday
4 DAYS
TWO HITSI
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TOR BA1X Kw six-room modern
house, not quite completed. Garage,
chicken bouse, good garden, two
lots. Corner property. For quick
sale, only 1500. See L. O. Flckell,
16 S. Bartlett.
FOR SALE Underwood portable type
writer. Phone 3339.
FOR SALE Durham-Guernsey steer
calf, a mos. Phone U310.
FOR SALE Fisher's calf meal and
builder pallets. Faber'a, 34 6. River
aide. Phone 4449.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity on
acreage or ranch. Nice 6-room home,
two sleeping porchee. Phon 6884
after 8 p. m.
FOR SALE Eight -room modern
house, well planted lot. Excellent
as home or rental Investment. 47
Granite St., Aahland, Ore. Ph. 4186.
FOR RENT 4 -room house, Central
point. Also for sale, practically new
double mattress. Phone 13X3 Cen
tral Point.
WANTED Woman for general house
work. Mrs. Geo. Hunt. Ph. 3603.
FOR SALE Large, gentle Guernsey
cow, milking 4 gal. 657. Ph. 6027.
CASH for your car. We buy all make
of used cars. See us.
SKINNERS GARAGE,
143 8. Riverside. Phone 3740.
FOR SALE Ortho earwig bait. Fi
ber's, 34 S. Riverside. Ph. 4449.
LOST Oas ratlcn book "A." Return
to ration board. Martin Weatdong,
119 Lincoln.
FOR SALE Eagle water bags. Mon
arch Seed fe Feed Co.
AUCTiON SALE
Thursday, June 22, 1 p. m. aharp.
I will sell to the highest bidder at
my place Just off South 6th street
and Joining the river. In Grant
Pass, Ore., the following property:
6 acrea of land with 360 feet of
river frontage; water and sewer,
house, barn, 4 chicken houses,
greenhouse 18x80, concrete and
glass construction; good pumping
system with 3 h. p. Jacuzzi pump
and storage tank, fine irrigation
system, consisting of burled pipe
and stand pipe. This Is exceptionally
- good land with plenty of shade and
fruit of all kinds, consisting of
pears, plums, cherry, apricot, fig.
grapes, peaches, berrlea, English
walnuts, black walnuts, pecans, fil
berts, good apple orchard. pertim
mom. hickory, mulberry. There la
a running stream through the prop
erty. Thi place la well located in
the city of Grunts Pass and 'sulUDle
for subdivision. At the same ttme
and place we will also sell all the
'following personal property: Roto
tiller tractor, garden tools, 60-ft.
lengths of pre-war garden nose,
sprinklers, power tools, lathe, band
saw, table saw and Jointer, power
grinder with grindstone, aander, air
compressor; upray guns, pipe dies
and vise, machinist taps and dies,
welding outfit, small machinist
tools, Stlllson wrenches, carpenter
tools. Irrigation pipe, chicken wire,
3 brooders, 200 ten-weeks-old pul
lets. 3 ducks, .23 repeating rifle
with shells, fishing poles and tackle,
one extra good power or rowboat, 3
trailers new rubber on one, pipe
fittings, lumber, steel cable, 100 ft.
ateel tape, blocks and tackle, cop
per wire, sulphuric and hydrochlo
ric acid, radi . beds, springs, mat
tress, chairs, electric fixtures, 2
rugs, 40 tiers of wood, many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms of the sale are cash on the
personal property and very liberal
terms on the real estate. Reason for
selling, I have sold my restaurant
business and am moving to the
north part of the state for my
wife's health. This property can be
shown at any time. See O. W. Gra
ham, Frank Troll or Wesley Brooks. ,
Wesley Brooks, owner; J, R. Calvert, I
clerk; C. W. Graham, auctioneer. I
DON'T WORRY about moving. For
complete service phone 4GG4. City
Transfer te Storage, 38 8. Fir 6t.
FARMERS, attention! For fast deliv
ery or quick move of heavy ma
chinery, phone 2888, Dnvls Transfer
k Storage Co., 40 8. Fir St.
FOR SALE Leather work gloves.
Complete stock. Monarch Seed A
Feed Co.
5th WAR LOAN
Here's How
to Get
Tickets:
Buy your
"E" Bond
at any
Jack son
County ts
suing agent b e
t w e e n
June 19
2 3. Pis
sent your
bond at
bond head
qua rters
and r e
celvo your
tree ticket
ONE
TICKET
PER
BOND!
and you'd
better hur
ry" All Seats
1008 Seats
24931 SS
190 SO
421 100
905? 500
421000
1435000
BOOM for rent tn new, modern, a Un
conditioned boms. Private entrance.
Lavatory In room. Nicely furnished,
carpeted, spring mattress. Maid
service. Telephone. $26 per month.
28 N. Orange.
FOR SALE New lumber. 3x8. 3x8,
3x10 and 3x13, cheap. Cream sep
arator. 120 feet of 6-tnch belting,
will cut In 60-foot lengths. 60 feet
one-Inch rope. Saw wedging set
for handsaws. Showcase. Toledo
scales. Remington typewriter. Stoves
and heater. Tents and army cots.
Exchange, Oold Hill.
FOR SALE Garden hose. 36 and 60
ft. lengths. Monarch Seed fe Feed
Co.
We stltl have stock PRE-WAR
DuPont Automotive Finishes.
Let us reflnish your car while
These materials last.
All work guarantee!.
8IMONI7.INO 1
STEAM CLEANING
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP,
608 8. Rlverslda.
ALL the regularly needed McOor-mick-Deerlug
machine parts and
many seldom needed parts as well.
W. E. Alexander, Central Point.
TEACHER OF PIANO
Latest approved methods. Begin
ners especially desired. Mrs. Morris,
33 Gibson Ave., Talent.
WANTED A ussd pickup b&Jer. Will
pay cash or trade hay. O. E. furton.
Rt. 3, Box 300, Klamath Falls, Ore.
FOR SALE'34 Dodge "truck, flat
rack, long wheel base, dual wheels.
Has '41 motor. Good condition. $376.
C. Ross, Lozlur lane. Phone 6686.
FOR SALE Vigoro and Morcrop for
your lawn and garden. Monarch
Seed At Feed Co.
91 i AAA'23 acres, 6 rms., modern,
ajH.UUU barn and garage. H
acres of pears, full crop in sight.
This place always produces a fine
quality fruit. acre of peaches
with a heavy crop. 10 acres of Ladt
no and Lotus clover, with a fine
seed crop coming on. Irrigation for
all of the land. Beautiful view. A
real money maker for $14,000, with
$9000 cash.
Also
$3500
3 acrea. 4 rms., modern; small
bam. one electric range, one elec
tric hot water Unit, one oil neater.
Only 350O.
BEN1 a. COOPER. Broker
CHAS. B LA ESS. Sslesmsn
223 N. Riverside.
Ph.-me 7357.
Res.. 6064 or 7316.
610 REWARD Lost, strayed or picked
up, small white Fox Terrier female
dog with black on bead. Has slight
limp In rear leg. Answers to name
Trlxle. Lsst seen In Griffin Creek
district. Phone 6806.
FULLER brushes mops, all-purpose
oleaners, polish, wsx. Phone 4014.
FOR SALE Knox-out dslry fly sprsy
kills and reprfs. The best on the
market. Monarch Seed 4s Feed Co.
BOOKKEEPER would like to share of
fice space or telephone. Write Mall
Tribune Box 1743.
HOME LISTINGS
61675
Small acreage, near Rosa lsne. 8
room house, nice district.
, 63000
6-room bouse 8 bedrooms. 2 large
lota, part basement.
63800
New 6-room house, H acre on
South Pacific highway.
Msny other town and suburban
properties. See us before you buy.
RAY SCHUMACHER,
417-419 E. Main St.
Real fcstate, Insurance. LMftl 64H6.
FOR SALE Fins Jersey cow, Just
fresh with second call. 10 rolls the
best 18-ln. scalloped roofing paper.
Can be seen anytime. Phona 824
Jacksonville. Ore.
FOR SALE Be hives and full line
bee-ware now In stock. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
for
SERIES "E"
BOND BUYERS
FRIDAY EVENING
June 23, 8:16 P.M.
CRATERIAN
THEATRE
On the Stage
W.P.R.C., Camp White
presents
The Call of Freedom
IN 3 ACTS
On the Screen
"PIN-UP GIRL"
In Technicolor
with
BETTY GRABLE
Reserved
Ticket Booth at
BOND HEADQUARTERS
21 N. Central
Booth Open 12-4 and 6-8
FOR SALE Davenport,
Bartlett.
$10. 829 If.
FOR SALE Nice clean baled alfalfa,
first cutting. Monarch Seed b Feed
Co.
THE Midway Auction Co. will have
a consignment of 60 head of mixed
cattle, mostly Durham, for this
week's sale. They consist of steers,
heifers and vealer calves. Also a
few springer dairy cows. A nice
team of horses 1600 lbs. each) will
be sold at thia week's sale. A team
anyone would be proud to own
and work,
In the miscellaneous articles
there will be a Montgomery Ward
600-lbs. capacity streamlined elec
tric cream separator, a Montgomery
Ward electric washing machine, an
oak dining table and chairs, 1 lawn
mower, 1 hot water tank ahd fit
tings. 1 daveno pre-war) and sev
eral other useful articles. Thursday,
June 22, at 1 p. m. Midway Auction
Oo. K. W, Holmes, auctioneer; N.
A. Mead, clerk.
TWO-BURNER electric plate, $12;
davenport set with springs, $36; rug
and pad, like new, $38. Rt. 4, Box
126-A. Spring St.
FOR SALE DuPont Animate weed
killer completely destroys blackber
ry vines, poison oak and many oth
er weeds. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
MEN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
DEFENSE WORK
3 men to work In planing mill at
Eagle Point. Houses available.
Steady work. Call or see Elmo Mc
;Oraw. Tel. 46, Eagle Polut.
FOR SALE Cherries, you pick them,
100 lb. Phone 157 Central Point.
FOR RENT Modern 2-bedroom un
furnished houte. Close In. Ph. 6010.
VOR SALE 3 fishing rods and reels,
knapsack. 2 army cots. 7x7 wall
tent, blankets. 237 N. Oakdale. Tel.
4167.
FOR SALE Hay salt, also atock salt.
bsftKed or blocks. Monarch Seed 6c
Feed Co.
FOR SALE 1033 Plymouth deluxe
4-dr. sedan. Rebuilt motor, good
tires, extra clean. Inquire Champ'e
Oarage, 217 E. 5th.
FOR RENT Nlcelr turn, a-rm nn.rt-
ment: also single room with bath.
uentNMnen preferred. Call at 17
W. 10th.
THE Holland Hotel Cafe will open
Tuesday. June 20. Same hours and
aame excellent food and service
WANTKV-Bookkeeper - stenographer.
- Convenient hours. Good job. Dial
4449.
FOR SALE Our customers tell us
that Peetex will drive squash bugs
out of the patch. Monarch Seed &
rcea jo.
SANITARY service. Septic tank pump
ing Free Inspection and estimate.
Ph. 9110.
TOR SALE 1943 Olldar trallsr. Oood
tlrs. excellent condition. 348 B.
Rlverslda, co Rosewood Apt.
uovrao to all parta of Oregon
Wsshtngton, California, by padded
ans. Reiruiar service. Eads Transfer
Dial usaa.
THE Holland Hotel Cafe will open
Tuesday, June 30. Same hours and
same, excellent food and service
FOR SALE Peach shook. There's go-
in mi oe a hnortacte or shook at
harvest time. Flaw your order with
us Immedlatelv to avoid disappoint
ment. First come, first served. Mon
arch Seed & Feed Co.
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We can furnish you with stock
aires or make to your special re
quirements. PADOHAM PLANING MILL
1300 Court St. Phone 4750.
STORAGE. 8 warehouses In Medford.
All storage properly cared for. Cads
Transfer. Dial 7121.
CANNING apricots, $2.49 a lug. Oak
dale Grocery.
THE Hollsnd Hotol Cafe will open
Tuesday, June 20. Same hours and
same excellent food and service
FIR ROUGH BLOX & SLABS, green,
6-tler load. 16.60. Medford Fuel
Tel. Sill.
WANTED Isflt model used cart
Htghent prloes paid for good, clean
automobiles. Crater Lake Mutors
FOR SALE Set new pre-war heavy
duty tire chains, size 00016. Rt. 1,
Box 348, J 'v 111 e-Phoenix Hwy.
FOR SALE We always have a few
later model used cars on hand See
us before you buy. Crater Lake Mo
tors. FOR TRADE OR SALE '30 Chevrolet
truck, dual wheels, stake rack, new
ly overhauled and painted. Ph. 3080.
THE Holland Hotel Cafe will open
Tuesday, June 30. Same hours and
same excellent food and service
LAWNMOWEltS sharpened and re
paired. Joe J. Jones. 423 King Ph.
2537.
PLANER BLOX Full load $5 SO, Med
ford Fuel. Tel. 3111.
UNION CREEK RESORT will be Open
Monday. June 12.
ATTENTION. PLEASE I
Just arrived, famous Dayton. Mc
Claren. 6-ply tires, 60016 and
65016.
Block amber fog lights.
(Pre-war 17. 18. 19 and 21 tubes.
Large supply Goodyear batteries.
A few good used cars.
We want some lat model cars.
See us before you sell.
A Z "Tubby" Dean.
Youth Pontlac Dealer.
Richfield- Station. 6th and Grape.
Buy More Bonds. Dial 2943
MOVE by padded van. Med ford's only
van line, serving the entire Pacific
const. Eads Moving A Storage. Dial
7121.
DOES YOOR CAR SOUND
DIFFERENT LATELY?
TAKE IT TO HUMPHREY
PROMPT SERVICE ON
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DE SOTO
PARTS and REPAIR
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 S. Riverside Dial 4980
"Save Your Car for Your Country"
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CANNING apricots, 13.49 ft lug. Oak
dale Grocery.
THE Helland Hotel Cafe will open
Tuesday, June 20. Same hours and
aame excellent food and service
PACKING, cratirm and ahtpplng. Spe
cial department maintained for this
work. Eada Transfer. Dial 7121.
Highest Prices
Paid for Glean
USED GARS
We See It! We Do It!
AUTOMOBILE
MARKET
6th and Bartlett Sts.
Phone 3919
BUY WAR BONDS
NlghU Only Weekdays
Doors Open 6:45
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