V
LOCAL and
Bete Home Clarence Betz
has arrived in Phoenix to spend
two weeks with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Betz. He
has been serving with the army
in Australia and New Guinea.
Car Recovered A 1941 Chev
rolet coupe owned by John R.
Burdell of Route 4, which was
stolen from in front of 30 North
Riverside avenue Sunday after
noon, was recovered a short
time later by state police. It
had been abandoned.
To Hold Sale The Graduate
Nurses association, District
Four, will hold a rummage sale
August 11 and 12, in the Ma-
sonic building, Main and Holly
' streets. Members are asked to
bring their contributions to the
building August 10, or if unable
to do so, to phone 6078 or 3784.
Return Mrs.' Harvey Nich
ols, Mrs. Thelma Willarding
and Lorry Willarding have re
' turned to Mcdford after spend
ing two weeks at Muroc, Calif.,
visiting Mrs. Nichol's son, Cpl.
Wendall Sipes. They were ac
companied to Medford by Mrs.
Sipes, who will spend a few
days here and then go on to
Spokane, Wash., where Cpl.
Sipes has been transferred. Mrs.
Sipes will be accompanied to
Spokane by Mrs. Willarding.
Before going into the army,
Cpl. Sipes was employed by C.
C. Furnas here.
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic & Naturopathic
Physician
128 E. Main Dial 3170
YCUR HEART
Your heart is a vital organ.
It is a faithful organ. It is on
duty day and night, not only for
a while, but during a life-time.
Some have made the statement
that the heart would never wear
out if it were given the proper
care and opportunity of normal
function. With the muscular,
nerve and mental tension under
which many allow themselves to
labor, the heart is compelled to
do its work under an intense
strain. Under this strain it gets
neither the proper nourishment
to its cells nor sufficient elimi
nation from its cellular struc
ture. Abnormality in its struc
ture or in its function is sure to
result. Your heart is so deli
cately tuned .that it often re
flexes your slate of mind. Also
other bodilv conditions, but in
terfering with the nerve impulse
to and of the heart may cause its
abnormal activity. If abnormal,
restore to normal nerve function
by structural adustment. The
question is not how does your
heart serve you, but how do you
serve your heart?
SPORT JACKETS - CORDUROY - WOOL TWEEDS
FELT HATS-THE HIGH SHADES IN THE FALL COLORS
M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
PAY LESS & DRESS BETTER
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Monday
8:00 p. m. Olive Rebekah
lodge, I.O.O.F. hall, Maude
Daugherty, noble grand. Pro
gram of games following meet
ing. Tuesday
1:30 p. m. Queen Esther
Circle of Methodist church at
home o Mrs. Bliss, 313 South
Grape street, dessert luncheon.
Mrs. Grace Pankey, assistant
hostess.
2:00 p. m. Fidelity Circle,
Methodist church, church par
lors. Hostesses, Mrs. Everett
Cuffel and Mrs. Lucy Sim
monds. 7:00 p. m. Pythian elub, cov
ered dish dinner at home of
Mrs. William Swartz, 121 Gen
essee street. Husbands of club
members invited.
2:00 p. m. Juvenile Degree
of Honor club, K. of P. hall. All
members urged to be present
and to bring guests.
8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor,
business meeting, K. of P. hall.
Wednesday
1:30 p. m. "Thank You, Pol
lyanna" party, Mistletoe club.
Girls' Community club, for
dessert luncheon.
Bail Posted George B. Ruth
erford, 54, and Albert Orness,
43, both charged with drunk
enness, post $10 bail with city
police Sunday.
Complete Course Cadet Har
vey M. Morrell has completed
the basic flying course at the
Marana army air field, Tucson,
Ariz., and will be sent to an ad
vanced field, according to a dis
patch from the field. Cadet
, Morrell is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. W. Morrell, 331 Edward
street. He attended Medford
! senior high school and before
i entering the air corps was em-
i ployed in Portland.
i . ' '
Clave Graduated Included
in the class of aerial gunners
graduated last week from the
AAF training command aerial
gunnery school at Harlingen
army air field, Tex., was Cpl.
Louis J. Clave, son of Mrs.
Annie Clave of Eagle Point, ac
cording to an announcement re
ceived here. At brief graduation
exercises at the field, he re
ceived a pair of gunner's wings
as well as a promotion in grade. I
Powell Promoted Assigned
to work with the army transpor
tation corps, Gynell Powell of
Medford has just been boosted
from private first class to cor
poral at the Seattle Port of Em
barkation, according to an an
nouncement received here. Cpl.
I Gynell, who joined the WAC
in July of 1943, graduated from
the University of Oregon in 1941
with a B.S. degree. Prior to her
enlistment she was employed by
I the Rogue River National Forest
at Medford. A brother, Sgt. Her
' bert Botts, is serving in the in
I fantry as a paratrooper.
A TOUCH OF
9
IS IN THE AIR
DRESSY BLACK
Black and Navy dresses can be worn for any
occasion or part of the year and look very dressy.
We have a good selection of dressy black and
navy dresses. You should start your fall ward
robe now with one or more of these dresses.
All (lies and styles. Styled by Max Kopp.
$795 . $2250
CHESTERFIELDS
We have a lovely line of chesterfield coats. They
re of the softest, finest 100 wool. Buy now
while we have all sites and colors. To be had in
grey, green, brown, blue, wine and black. Use
our Lay Away Plan and get one of these fine
coats. '
$2750 - $3295
Meeting Tuesday Jackson
county chapter No. 8, Disabled
American Veterans will meet in
the Medford armory Tuesday
night, August 8.
e
Return Mr. and Mrs. Z. N.
Agee of 518 South Oakdale
avenue returned home Saturday
after spending a month in Can
ada where they visited Victoria,
Vancouver, Calgary and other
points. The travelers also visited
a niece, Estella Arnold, in Mil-'
ville, Sask.
Son Born L. N. Younger of
611 Eighth street has received,
news of the birth of a son to
Capt. and Mrs. Robert McBrlde
in Monterey, Calif. Mrs. Mc
Bride is the former Margaret
Younger. Capt. McBride Is over
seas with a hospital unit. The
McBrides have one daughter,
Helen, two years of age.
At Scott Field Pfc. Ted E.
Marshall, son of Capt. and Mrs.
U. B. Marshall of Hobbs, N.
Mex., arrived at Scott Field, 111.,
radio school of the army air
forces training command, where
he has been enrolled in the
radio-operator-mechanics course
according to an announcement
from the field. A graduate of
Medford high school, Marshall
attended the University of Ore
gon before entering the service.
Miss Winn Home Miss Ruth
Winn spent the week-end in
Medford with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. Winn, 1004 East
Jackson Boulevard. Miss Winn
is stationed at Camp Beat, near
Marysville, Calif., with the
American Red Cross. She was
accompanied south last night
by Mrs. Lillian Hanna of San
Gabriel, Calif., who for the past
several days has been a guest
in Medford of the Wions and of
Mrs. , James Daily, 808 Bennett
street.
Plan Colorado Picnic Sun
day, August 13, has been set the
date of the annual picnic and
meeting of the Jackson County
Colorado association, according
to an announcement today by
Mrs. J. F. Waybrant of Medford,
president of the association. The
picnic will be in Lithia Park,
Ashland, at one o'clock and will
be followed by a program and
speaker. Those attending should
bring a picnic lunch and table
service. Coffee will be furnished
by the committee. Anyone for
merly residing in the state of
Colorado is cordially invited to
attend the picnic and meeting.
Election of officers will be held.
BEVERLY JACKSON OF
EAGLE POINT PASSES
Beverly Jean Jackson, Ea"gle
Point, passed away this morning
in a local hospital. The body is
at the Perl Funeral Home, await
ing funeral arrangements which
will be announced later.
Mrs. Jackson's husband is Pvt.
Wayne Jackson of Camp Wol
ters, Texas.
Many schools now use photo
electric tubes to control illumina
tion in accordance with the de
gree of natural daylight available.
FLOYD V, BELL OF
DIES OF
E
Floyd V. Bell, a native of
southern Oregon, passed away
suddenly Sunday morning.
While working on his farm in
the North Phoenix district his
team ran away. Apparently, in
running after them, the exertion
was too much and he died en
route to the hospital.
He was born in Talent, March
5, 1897, and had spent almost his
entire life in this Community. ,
On June 4, 1922 he was united I
in marriage to Ada jobe at;
Phoenix. In April, 1927 he be-!
came a member of the Phoenix '
Grange and was a very active
member. He also belonged to the
county, state and national
Grange and was a director of
the Grange Co-op. He was a
member of the armed forces in
World War I.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Ada
Bell, he leaves three children,
Darrell A. Bell, Phoenix; Thom
as M. Bell, at home; Mrs. Doris
Reeder, Medford, and a grand
son, Donald Reeder.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Bell, Talent, also sur
vive. Services will be In the Conger-Morris
chapel at 2:30 p.m.
Wednesday with the Rev. L. H.
Mitchelmore officiating. Inter
ment will be in Phoenix ceme
tery. MRS. BERTHA CANNADY
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Bertha Z. Cannady, 51.
wife of Robert Cannady, passed
away in a local hospital Friday
Her passing was unexpected,
she had made her home in Gold
Hill for the past four years.
' She also leaves two sons,
I Claude E. and Merle E., U. S.
navy, three grandchildren and
two sisters in the cast.
Services will be in the Conger-Morris
chapel at 10 a.m.
Wednesday with the Rev. L. C.
Kirby officiating. Interment will
be in Siskiyou Memorial Park.
JOHN PATRICK FUNERAL
TO BE HELD IN MEDFORD
John Patrick, a resident of
this community for many years,
passed away in Bend Sunday.
Services will be in the Conger-
j Morris chapel at 2:30 p. m.
Frost officiating. Interment will
will be in I.O.O.F. cemetery. A
complete obituary will be pub
lished later.
NOVELIST DIES
London, Aug. 7. (U.R) John
Leslie Palmer, novelist and dra
matic critic died in a hospitnl at
Hampstead Saturday night, it
was announced today. He served
I with the secretariat of the
I League of Nations for 18 years.
Uss Mall Tribune Want Aria
America Firster
Would Give Negro
Haven in Africa
Detroit, Aug. 7 U.R Gerald
L. K. Smith, organizer of the
America First party, said today I
that he would present a plank
favoring a homeland in Africa
for American negroes to the
party's convention here, Aug.
29-30.
"We should compel the French
and British to release 1,000,000
square miles In Africa, "to ap
ply to their war indebtedness to
the United States," he said.
"This land would then be made
available to American negroes
free, where they could be com
pletely supreme, free from
white man rule and domina
tion." The plank. Smith said, will
stiuplnte that no negro need be
compelled to migrate, "but in
ducements and opportunities
should be made so attractively
available that millions of ne
groes would seek to establish
themselves in a land where they
would be supreme."
BlackWidow P-61
Packs Big Wallop,
Heavily Armored
Hawthorne, Calif., Aug. 7.
(U.R) The Northrop Black Wid
ow P-61, the first warplane de
signed especially for night fight
ing, "is capable of shooting
down anything that flies" the
war department said today re
vealing hitherto secret features
of t'-.e plane.
The Widow packs a wallop In
Ihe form of 20 mm. cannon and
.50 caliber machincgun arma
ment. It is the largest existing
pursuit plane as large as a me
dium bomber and at the same
time, the war department said,
is as swift as a fast pursuit.
The plane carries armor bul
let-resistant glass and deflector
plates to protect her crews and
ammunition boxes from .30 and
.50 caliber enemy machine-gun
fire.
Seizures Curtail
Black Mart Booze
Washington, Aug. 7. (U.R)
Treasury agents seized $700,000
worth of black market liquor
during the eight months ended
last June in a nationwide drive
that has greatly curbed illegal
sales at above celling prices, the
treasury's alcohol tax unit said
today.
Reporting an increase In
"moonshining" during the first
half of this year, the unit said
that it had referred to U. S. at
torneys for criminal prosecution
548 black market cases involv
ing 1,174 persons. Indictments
were returned against 485 per
sons and court convictions ob
tained against 175.
BOYS PROWL CABINS
IN OUTLYING AREAS
Boys in a few of the small
towns of the valley are entering
outlying cabins without permis
sion of the owners, and In this
city are writing obscenities on
walls, according to the district
attorney's office. Some of the
writing is too high up to have
been penned by a boy, but by a
person who had gained his full
height.
The cabins pilferers take few
articles, and are evidently look
ing for money or something to
eat. In the Jacksonville district
owners of cabins have frighten
ed the boys away several times
the past two weeks.
DEWITT TO COMPLETE
MISSION OF McNAIR
Washington, Aug 7 U.R)
Lt. Gen. John L. Dewitt, former
commanding general of the
Fourth army "and the Western
Defense Command, has been
named to complete the undis
closed assignment that Lt. Gen.
Lesley J. MrNair was carrying
out when he was killed by an
American bomb in Normandy.
The war department gave no
details in announcing the ap
pointment, saying merely that
"Lt. Gen. John L. Dewitt has
been ordered to the European
theater to replace Lt. Gen. Les
ley J. McNair.
Use Msll Tnbuna Want Ada.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED 011 cook stove suitable for
outdoors fireplace grill. Ph. 47B4.
FOB HALE Umbrella tent. 81B, In
good condition. 1510 Court fit.
WILL kw-p a small baby during the
nrcyuine. i-none mw.
yon pjm.B Rabr tiwuj, almost new
Phone 37B8.
POK HKNT Attractive a-rm. fur
nished apt. Close In. 139 per mo.
37 8. Oikdale.
3-I'OOM new furn. apt. for rent. No
rniiorcn or pets. e.iu. incline BOS
kVrV Ppl.. tni.W .....
ani'e whe.1 5.10-17, pieaaa write
irioune bo
Townsend
DANCE
at
Dreamland Hall
Tuetj. Night
JOLLIEST DANCE
IN MEDFORDI
WAN 1 ED Rli1 o Harre. Mrm.. e
near. Drive, share expenses. Ph. 0150.
APRICOTS. and 8 cents. PlTst roms,
first served. 843 E. 8th. Ph. 8481.
WANTED Ud elrculaUng gas heat
er. Phone 4895.
6ALE lea box. davenport, sewing
machine, tables, chairs, stoves, mis
cellaneous. 704 W. 6th.
LOST Yellow English Sheepdog, be-
etween Matlack ft urocery and Ap
plegate. Prldaj evening. Phone Pho
volt 8-J-33 or Medford 6024.
10-ROOM plastered house. 3 baths,
fireplace, service porch, wash traye.
cement foundation, double garage,
shade trees, large lot, a blocks from
Main on pavement, good Income
property. 14750. . Partly furnished.
Also
Cojrr and comfortable 8-room
housa with bath, on pavement, near
high school. S30O0.
Also
S.8 acres, 6-room modern house,
shade, barn and other outbuild
ings, productive land, close In, on
good road. $3800.
L. Q. PICKELL,
IS S. Bartlett.
I, J. R. McINTIRE. JR., will not be
responsible lor my wire s, -ineima
Mclntlre, debts, alter thla date.
WANTE1 Hand lroner. No experi
ence uecessary. American Laundry,
133 8. Central.
FOR RENT 3-room ftirnlshed apt.
Desirable, modern, close la. No
pets. References. Ph. 3569.
CAR OWNERS ATTENTION Heavy
duty 30 amp. generatora wltn regu
lator exohauge. S10. Severln Electric,
1303 N. Riverside, Signal Station.
CITY TRANSFER s STORAGE. Fred
E. Robinson, owner. Furniture mov
ing, commercial hauling, everything
for your need. 38 S. Fir St. Ph. 4664.
APRICOTS Tbls evening and Tues
day, from 4 till 7 p. in., at Medford
Icb and 8torage. 635 8. Fir. To or
der, call 6878. Top Notch Orchards.
FOR SALE Case hay hammermlll In
good condition, jainea u. omun,
1, Gold Hill, Ore. Phone 463.
FOR SALE Nlca 8-room modern
house, first class condition, cen
trally located on a nice street. May
bo seen by calling 4736 for appoint
ment. FOR 8 ALE Model F-13 Farmall trac
tor on steel with one-bottom 14-ln.
plow attached. Phone 3o76.
AUOUST aueclala for tills week only
Pure linseed oil, tl 60 gl. outalde
white. 3.45 gal.: floor varnish, a 10
gal. Also calsomlne, ft cold water
oalnt In all colors, five-pound pack
age, 46c. For painting and Interior
decorating call suoi. rrtm estiinavea.
Acme Paint Store, 411 E. Main.
FOR SALE Pre-war man's Bicycle,
balloon tlrea, first olaaa condition.
339 Jeanetta St.
WANTED Man to clean up yard. Ap
ply 634 Beatty after 6 p. m.
FQR SALE Ice box, spray pump, cul
tivator, work table. Box 413-A, W
McAndrewa Rd.
PEACHES C. H. Beta. Rt. 4, Box
818-B, Fort Baker road. Hi miles
west of Phoenix. Very cheap. Bring
boxes.
WANTED Experienced receptionist.
Call at 313 E. Main from 11 ft. m.
to 13 noon only.
FOR SALE Saddle horse, green broke
but very gentle, eau iui western.
TRUCK for hire, with flat bed. for
farm or produce hauling. PH. 7394.
WANTED Experienced day and night
waitress: also experienced day and
night dishwasher. Dixie Cale, 137
E. otn.
ffinnrt Close-ln home In very
iJ'lUUU good condition. Hardwood
floors, fireplace. 6 rooms, tub and
shower. Priced for quick sale. I. E.
Schiller. 324 W. 8th. St. Ph. 8663.
EXPERIENCED powder man. Medford
Corporation.
TRUCK TIRES
These army-used army tlrea. some
nearly new. pre-war: oxeu, vuuxju,
760x30. 900x30.
OLDER TIRE EXCHANOB,
33 S. Bartlett.
NEW grade I pssa. tires. 660x17. floox
16, 660x18. Also tubes. Older Tire
Exchange. 83 S. Bartlett.
FOR SALE Good No. 6 Underwood
typewriter. MO; new violet ray lamp,
a. E. unit, 40. 611 W. 4th.
8 LARGE field turkey feeders, 3
each; model W Cletrao parts. Ph
6079.
FOR SALE Hard granlto grit for
chickens or turkeva. Faoer a, 84 o.
Riverside. Ph. 4449.
FOR SALE
Lice killer. 6O0 qt.
Egg cartons, by doran or case.
Orsln bags, sack twine.
Water softener.
Wormer Worm your flock with a
yicotlne-Phanothlazine preparation.
This Is efllclent.
Garden dusts, earwig halt.
Garden hose, roofing paper.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
AMERICAN HEROES
BY LEFF
BUY
WAR BONDS
TODAY to assure vic
tory and peace) In
days to cornel
BROWNS CAFE
Monday, August 7, 1944 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE HVE
FOR SALE International pickup
baler. Bole, near Phoenix.
FOR SALE Poultry netting, SO-lnch.
Come and get It while It last. F. E.
Samson Co.
FOR SALE Fisher's Mor-Mllk. Fa
ber's, 34 8. Riverside. Ph. 4449.
WANTED Experienced grocery sales
man Faber'a Market. Central Point.
FOR SALE
Special dairy feed, per 80-lb
sack 3.50
Laying mash, complete with
eastern com, milk, vltamlna,
per cwt 3.30
Lllly'a calf meal "It'a cooked"
Horse feed.rolled oats, eo-lb.
bag 1J0
F. E. SAMSON CO.
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Specials
during August on permanents. 130
N. Cautral. Phone 3664.
NEW LOW FEED PRICES
Or. Harlev, cwt.
Ro. Barley, sack
Or. Oats-Barley, cwt. .
Wheat, cwt ..
.(2.0S
.a.oo
60
Or. Wheat, cwt. ,
Dairy Meal. 80s .
..a.7s
-3.60
cow-Kata, mis
-S3 50
Mill Run. 100s
13.40
MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
UTAH COAL Summer price off oar.
uedford Fuel. -rei. sill.
ANYTHINO to haul, anywhere, largo
or small. Ph. 3S88, Davis Transfer &
Storage Co., 40 8. Fir St.
FOR SALE White cotton sacks, all
you want, 80 apiece. Paclflo Feed 6s
Seed Co.. 4th and Fir sta.
DRY SLABS You haul them by tier
or load, nieoiord Fuel, iiuj n. cen
tral. CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time, Cash and Oaa
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer,
'h. 391S. 8th and Bartlett.
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Ua.
SHIPMENT of Jacural and Myers
water pumpa. deep and shallow
Just received. Stamper and Golf
Bros. Hardware, 336 W. Main. Phone
8939.
FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir
alabs. green 6 tl-- load 88 60 Med
ford Fuel. TeL 8111. 1133 N
Central.
JUST received eblpment all kinds
leather work glovea. Oakdale Gro
cery. FOR SALE 6 acres on Rogue. Good
fishing and bunting. See Hunt, 1
miles north Shady Cove on Crater
Lake highway. 8350.
JUST received shipment all kinds
leather work glovea. Oakdale Gro
cery. PLANED BLOX Big and clean. 85 60
per load Medford Fuel Tel 8111
ATTENTION. PLEASEI
LOOK THESE OVER
Late mode) used cars OPA prices.
Large supply fsmoua Dayton-Mo-Claren
tlrea. Brtng In your certifi
cates. Fogllghta, Prestone. Goodyear bst
terlea. Buy now while stock la avail
able. See at A. Z "TUBBY" DEAN'S,
Your Pontlao Dealer,
Rlchneld Station. Dial 3043.
6th and Grape. Buy Mure Boijda.
FOR SALE We alwava have few
later model used cars on hsnd See
us before you buy Crater Lake Mo
tore.
BE
SCAREFUL!
One match, on
cigarette, one care
less act can undo
the..
100 years
it takes to
grow
mature
forest.
KEEP OREGON GREEN ASSN.
AUM, OREGON
yTMaKI
O While making his way back to
the hospital he was a walking
hospital case Master Gunnery Ser
geant James C, Blalock spotted a
group oi Japs in the underbrush.
Drawing his pistol, ha entered the
thicket and cama out with nine Jap
prisoners,
Marin Sergeant Blalock now
wears the Silver Star, awarded him
(or conspicuous gallantry in that Solo
mon Islands action. Ha can be proud
of such a record. Can you ba equally
proud of your Bond buying record?
& BILLIARDS
FOR SALE Red potatoes Vfr ceivta
and' up. 14 miles N. W. Central
Point. P. D. Lofland.
JUST received, buckskin, whlta mule
and full grain leather work gloves.
Oakdale Grocery.
WANTED I jus model used cars.
Highest prices paid (or good, clean
automobllea Crater Lake Motors.
WANTED Pasture for sheep, meadow
pasture alfslla or good etubble
fields. Can handle any amount. V.
J. Phlllppl. Hotel Orand, Medford.
JUST received, buckskin, white mulat
and run grain leather work glovea.
Oakdale Grocery.
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