A.
Society
and CLUBS
Red Cross Meet
To Be Attended
By Local Woman
Mrs. Leonard Carpenter of
Medford will attend a three day
conference of national commit
tee members of the Red Cross
Camp and Hospital Council
Service, to be held August 29,
30, and 31 in Pacific Area Red
Cross headquarters, San Fran
cisco.
During the conference, ac
cording to word from the area
office, future trends of this Red
Cross service will be fully stud
led and appraised. Special stress
will be given to the problems of
acquainting additional groups
and individuals with the prim
ary function of this Red Cross
service; that, through the camp
and hospital committees of the
individual Red Cross chapters,
information may be obtained as
to the military and naval needs
for furniture and equipment to
be used for the relaxation and
recreation of servicemen. In ad
dition, through this service,
community groups may learn of
the needs for personal services
for entertainment, hostesses and
such courtesy services as shop
ping and travel information,
Red Cross leaders state.
As a member of the national
committee, Mrs.' Carpenter also
assumes responsibilities as a
council field representative, in
which capacity she visits and
works out cooperative function
ing of the camp and hospital
activities of the 17 chapters
within her jurisdiction. Mrs.
Carpenter's territory covers
Siskiyou valley, coast and cen
tral Oregon territories.
Mistletoe Club
Honors Member;
Shower Planned
Mistletoe club members gath
ered at the Girls' Community
club Wednesday for the regular
meeting and during the after
noon honored Mrs. A. J. Joyner
with a layette shower. Lunch
eon was served from tables cen
tered with "baby shoe" vases
filled with small flowers and
gifts were arranged on a table
with two stork figures.
Contests were the diversion
of the afternoon and prizes were
presented to Mrs. Grace Wake
field and Mrs. Ruth Bismark.
Mrs. Ruby Mallory was intro
duced as a new member of the
club and a guest present was
Mrs. C. W. Carlon of Portland,
sister of the honored guest who
is visiting here at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Arnold, Arnold Lane. Mrs. Stella
Mae Hendrickson was also a
guest.
During the afternoon a hand
kerchief shower was planned
NOW ON IN FULL SWING!
Bigger, Better Than Ever!
HUNDREDS of COATS,
SUITS and DRESSES
All the dreiscs on he racks are going on thil ipeeracu
lar tale of alei. Not overlooking the eoati, mitt,
formali, .lacks, sweaters and skirts. Marvelous buys
and bargains you can't afford to miss. Buy one
article at the ceiling price and for 5c more get one
NO APPROVALS O NO
for Mrs. Ida Downey, eluo mem.
ber who recently moved to
Kelso, Wash., and who is resid
ing at 212 Allen street in that
town. The handkerchiefs and
greeting cards are to be mailed
to Mrs. Downey at the Kelso ad
dress. Club hostesses for the meeting
were the Mesdames Freda
Kingsley, Pearl Miller and
Maude Lovell.
Party Is Given
For Ray Stinson I
A farewell party was given!
lor nay btinson Friday evening,
Aug. 18, at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stinson,
1219 West Tenth street. Young
Stinson left Sunday for Monte
rey, Calif., and Amarillo, Tex.,
where he will begin aviation
training in the arm air corps.
A buffet supper was served
late in the eveninff. Prpspnt
were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jen-1
nings, Elliott Lester. Gloria Les-!
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Earl
and daughters, Dixie and Ruth;
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. White and
children, Mary Lou and Ronnie;
Ross Turman, Earl Johnson, the
Misses Vernon Tye, Mae Jean
Davis and Betty Curry, the
honor guest and his brothers and
sisters, Betty, Alice, Arlene,
Dorothy, Susie. Jerry and Ralph
and Mr. and Mrs. Stinson.
Irvings Leave Today
For San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Irving
and son, David, Jr., are leaving
today for their' home in San
Francisco after spending several
days here with Mrs. Irvine's
Pa!,ents' "r- tan? M- E.ve"
Irving is a chief petty officer in
the navy and is stationed at
Treasure Island.
The Gillespie's son, Lt. (jg)
Donald Gillespie left last week
to report at Norfolk, Va., and
later to Atlantic City, N. J., for
reassignment in the navy. The
young man had been on leave
the past month after completing
about a year of service with
the navy as a dive bomber pilot.
He was accompanied on the trip
east by Lt. W. E. Harrison of
Los Angeles, navy pilot with
whom he served this past year,
and the two plan a trip to New
York city before reporting for
duty.
To Take Up Residence
Mrs. R. L. McClure and son
have taken up residence in Med
ford white Mrs. McClure's hus
band, an officer in the air Intel- j
ligence service, is on active duty.
The McClures, originally frorri
it. Louis, mo., nave Deen in
Everett, Wash., until recently,
the officer having been station
ed at Paine Field before going
overseas. The McClures are re
siding at the Findlay apartments
on South Holly street. Mrs. Mc
Clure is a niece of Mrs. H. L.
Noblit, Harrison avenue.
Portland Couple Leaves
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beneka
of Portland have returned to
their home after a two-weeks
visit with their son, Merrill A.
Beneka, and Mrs. Beneka.
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CALENDAR
Monday
6:15 p. m. F. L. Club pot
luck dinner at home of Mrs.
Marguerite Conrad, Old Pacific
Highway North.
Wednesday
10:30 a. m. Rd Cms Armv
auxiliary production unit, Out
post. Thursday
12:30 D. m Lnvaltv Cirri
of Methodist church annual pic
nic at home of Mrs. L. P.
Crocker. Jacksonville Hishwav.
Meet at church for transporta
tion, briry; basket lunch and
own service.
Friday
8:00 p. m. Ladies auxiliary
No. 421, Carpenters and Joiners
Local No. 2067, regular meeting
at Carpenter's hall. Refresh
ments. 8:00 p. m. Pocahontas lodge.
regular meeting at Redmen !
hall, followed by watermelon
feed at home of Harriet Watson,
1121 West 10th St.
F. L. Club To Hold
Dinner Tomorrow Ev.
Members of the F. L. club of
Medford and their families are
having a pot-luck dinner Mon
day evening at 6:15, at the home
of Mrs. Marguerite Conrad, Oldi
Pacific highway, north. Each,
one is urged to be present as
this will be the last outdoor
picnic for the season.
THE GRANGE
Gold Hill Grange
Ladies of Gold Hill grange
H.E.C. met at the home of Chair
man Howes at Glendora Gar
dens Aug. 23 with large attend
ance. Dinner was served picnic
style on th lawn, and ladies
worked on material for the ba
zaar to be held later.
A letter from Ethel Roork
was read and one written to
Wallace Iverson. Lyndal Cam
eron and Dagmar Christensen
were remembered by Flora and
a prize went to Nellie Smith. A
vote of thanks went to Nellie
Smith for use of lawn and elec
tricity for Grange picnic, Aug.
13.
Next meeting, Sept. 13 will
be held at the hall and ladies
will quilt. Autenrieth and Long
families will serve at next
grange meeting, Sept. 7.
Phoenix Grange
Phoenix grange met in regu
lar session Aug. 22 with Master
Bill Poling presiding, and many
members absent due to work in
the fruit harvest. Program con
sisted of songs and instrumental
numbers by Brother Hackney
and roll call of members, with
each responding with a story or
comment on his work.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace who recently moved to
Phoenix.
At the next regular meeting,
Sept. 12, serving committee will
be Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stevens,
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley, Roy Boln
and Lloyd Colver.
H.E.C. picnic at the'Poe home
was attended by 27 members
and guests and nine children. -
EXCHANGES
Bring Your Friend
Or Neighbor To
Shop With You
THIRD ALL PORK
. Washington, Aug. 26 (U.R)
Hopes for further relaxation of
moat rationing appeared defin
itely at an end today as the gov
ernment imposed new restric
tions on the distribution of pork.
Beginning Monday, the war
food administration said, pack
ers must reserve about one-third
of all pork production for the
military forces. WFA officials
said this step was necessary to
assure them an adequate supply.
The army heretofore has been
meeting requirements through
purchases on the open market.
However, hog marketings are at
a seasonal low and are running
some 10 per cent behind last
year. The trend is expected to
continue through the usually
heavy fall and winter market
period, reflecting a 24 per cent
cut in the spring pig crop.
CARD OF THANKS
We Wisn to man. uur tnciun ii
their kindness since the burning; of
our home. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Sweet
and sons and Mrs. Blanche Sweet.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED Woman to do family lron-
in P hone 4863 evenings.
WANTED Girl for work in printing
office. 30 is. .. rape si
FOR SALE Fisher's Err Producer, a
standard brand. Faber'a, 34 So.
Riverside, Phone 44-.0.
FOR SALE Buf-getta. kiVli cut
worms, earwigs, sow bugs and alugs.
Faber'a, 34 S. Riversi d e .
FOR SALE Ground barley "'or "b'arley
and oats. Faber's 34 So. Riverside.
Phone 4449.
FOR SALE Paradichlor benzene for
peach bores. Economy Seed St Feed.
PLANTING a new lawn? Listen for
timely lawn talks, sponsored by
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.. KMEU
at 4:10 p. m . Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. August 38. 29. 30th.
WANTED Low price auto. No objec
tions if some repairs needed. Write
J. C. Stockman. P. O. Box 1504.
Med ford .
FOR RENT l.room furnished house.
Laundry privileges. 543 Effie.
I. E. SCHULER haa ensh buyer for a
$6000 and $3300 house. Please give
me your listings. 225 West tilh. Ph.
35 11 3 .
SMALL HOUSE FOR SALE 4 rooms.
1 hivtrnnmx nnrl hath. Immediate
possession. Lot 23x60. Plenty of j
snane ana garaen. jaa noueru,
Wcst 2nd.
MOVING Padded van service for
your convenience. Ph. 4tifi4. City
Transfer t Storage. 38 So. Fir St.
Penenced men. Don't take chances.
h. 888. Davis Transfer St Storage
WANTED Electric refrigerator. Ph.
2595..
BARGAINS Slightly used clothing
for whole family. BIB E, Main.
MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL
Daily care for children of work
in mothers. Ages 2 to 0. Hours 7 a.
rivto 6 p. m. 22 Geneva. whJ2013.
FOR SALE 3 plat glass show cases
in good condition, $12 50 each or
$30 for all three. Humphrey Motors,
33So.Riversfde.
FOR RENT 18x26 stucco garage at
i3lP 1 1J t. Owner at 731 W. 2 nd .
FOR RENT Furnished 4-room apart-
meM. Ph. Jacksonville 33.
FOR RENT 2-room apartment, fairly
clean. 1 or a adults. 415 Edwards.
FOR" RENT Furn. apt. Adults. 236 'IT.
Oakdale.
Urgently Needed At
Once In Medford Fruit
Packing Plants!
APPLY AT ANY MEDFORD
PACKING PLANT NOW!
FOR SALE Co1mn reolfoe ran.
and one keroien. stove. Ph. Jack
sonville 363.
"Why!
1 have been selling land, in Jack
son county continuously (or the
?ast 34 years. 1 consider land at
he prices it can aull be bought a
saie investment.
$11650
a 00 acres at the edge of the forent
finmevm), 40 acre irrigated, un
imlted free water, old water right.
7-room house, two large burns,
range rinht. This mountain ranch
will support 200 head of cattle. 3
horses, almost new tractor and
other farm equipment. Terms on
$6,000
160 acres, house, two barns, HO
acres cultivated, 30 acres irrigated
in clover, abundance water, uuriim
piped to hoime. Terms on part.
$14,500
70 acres, water right to 30 acres.
In addition 30 acres of bottom land
along creek, fine alfalfa land with
out irrigation. 5-room house, JO
fine cows with place, income from
cows $450 per month, besides raises
over $2000 worth of clover seed,
hay and" tools. Price ?14,y00. Some
terms.
$2 700
2 acres, 5-room house, city limits.
Irrigated, garage and small Varn,
nice shade. Terms on part.
Get a free copy of my phamplet
'Econocracy Peace Time Jobs"
See J. C. Barnes. Real Estate. 31
So. Front St. Office phone 9172
home phone 4928.
FORS ALE Lair ge electric range In
good working order. Dial 5B92.
FOR SALE -Car government wheat
on track come and get it. $2 50
per cwt. In your sacks. F. E. Sam
son Company.
FOR SALE Paradichlorobenrene for
peaches. f E.Smson Company.
FORSALE Peaches. Tuscan Clings,
Crswforrii. Bring containers. E. Xffo.
Phone J5008.
FOR SALE Excellent quality Blue
plums, 5c lb. You pick them. 202
Portland Ave.
SPONGE rugs, upholstery, linoleum,
woodwork with Fuller Cleaner. $1
pack a k e makes 8 gallons. Ph. jl 914 .
FOR SALE Beauty rest mattress, twin
bed sire; fireplace andirons and
screen, 2 rugs and pads, electric
heater, etc., etc. 114 Portland Ave.
Dinl4819.
I WILL NOT be responsible for any
bills other than my own after this
date. Ciienn feterson.
WANTED To buy from owner. 20 to
100 acres. Give description, full
price and terms In first letter. A.
R. Fowler. 5927 Acra St.. Bell,Cal.
LOST Six-mnnths-old pup White and
tan. blue eyes, stuh tail. Anyone
knowing whereihouta call Medford
6271. Rt. I, Box459.
FOR SALE Baby bassinette. 806 W.
Main. Apt. 3-
LOST 4 keys on ring. Also postnP
flee key. Martha Louise Tice, 246
Ivy St.
W A N T E D Experienced bookkeeper
cn shier with secretarial experience
for local retail firm. Permanent po
sition. Write Tribune Box 635.
Suburban
17 acres on Millionaire drive,
with a beautiful view; partly Irri
gated; clover, garden, walnuts, fruits
of all kinds. Good five-room mod
ern home. nam. cooler, two-room
inclosed sleeping porch This ts an
attractive home. Price (10,000.
Also
RANCH
47 acres, mostly Irrlgaled with
free water, fine valley land, now In
clover, alfalfa, tomatoes, sweet corn.
Fine clover seed crop for next year.
Good seven-room modern home,
new barn, new poultry house.
Fenced and cross-fenced. A good
small farm. Price 810,500.
Also
SUBURBAN
1 acre. Irrigated, close In. good
five-room modern cottage with oak
floors, bnrn, garage. Price $3350.
ROGUE RIVER
We have , a beautiful home on
the river, with acreage, free Irriga
tion, shade, flowers, lawn, fountain,
fish ponds, nutalde fireplace, etc.
Further Information, If interested
Price ifl,ono.
Elmer Hcrrled. Exclusive Agent
Dial 3367.
Experienced Fruit
PACKES
FOR SAIE Small nesting stove; ,
tension tame; rea ana springs; urge
trunk. 731 W. 2nd St.
FOR SALE Chicken ranch. 3 -room
modern house, large sleeping porch,
4 chicken houses for 700 hens,
drilled well, house partly furnished,
900 laying hens, lawn, shade, wood
shed, garage, clover, year's wood.
100 gallons stove oil, tools, etc.
Sickness demands sale. 3 miles Med
ford. good highway. Price $4u00
cash. Also new 4-room house in
Central Point, lot 100x150, $1200
cash. See A. F. Flowers, 12th St.,
near Front.
FOR RE N T Duplex apartment. 105
105 (.enessee t. 4 mil, bath and
service porch. Oil heat. Elec. re
frigerator, range, washing machine,
sweeper. Furnished throughout ex
cepting table ware and linens. Gar
age. Suitable for couple. Close In.
Phone 4646 or Sun. and eve., 3961.
COrC A 327 W. 2nd St. 4 rms.. bath
Ju0l end closed porch. 3 stoves.
" PalH lnt in Inim.
dlate potsckslun. Owner will show
Sunday.
Also
OAAA-Wel1 located eafe. 11 stools,
JjUUU booths and tables. Philip-
nin rr ahnponv fivtiirt.il.
large elec. refrigerator, gas range
and all equipment. Owner at 327
W. 2nd St.. will show. Or see
CARL (JOTTSCHE,
7 N. Bartlott St. Ph. 4646 or 3961.
jjnrAA 4 rms., bath and enclosed
uZDUv porch. Mod. Garage, wood
ihr4 nnrt rnnlrr. Two lots.
shade and garden. Some terms. Pos
session. CARL OOTTSCHB.
7 N. Bartlett St. Ph. 4646 or 3961.
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
See
THE OREGON FINANCE CO.
45 South Centrnl.
A Pioneer Firm.
WANTED Experienced meat market
manager. Tribune Box 4795
BICYCLE chain guards All meUl.
Sims Bros. ,
WANTED Straw aru5 Kay baling, i
Everett ruber. Dial 4449.
WAITRESS WANTED N o night or
Sundny work. Best of wages. Berry
dale ReMnurant, 1513 N. Riverside.
Phone 90-6. i
BICYCLE chain guards All moral.
SimsBros.
HELP WANTED Truck driver and
helper. Prefer men with fruit and i
grain handling experience. Phone
3756. F. E. Samson Co.
FOR SALE 3 houses, 50(fTrmS.
Income $35 per month. Not modern. !
Inauiro 518 E Main.
FOR RENT 3 turntshed rooms. $20.
not miKtern. inquire aia a..jviain.
ALL METAL bicycle chain guards.
Sims Bros.
ALL METAL bicycle chain guards.
Mim Bros.
WANTED--A good slightly used type
writer. Phone 303, Central Point
Hatchery.
J U ST '" R EC EI VE D Shipment of new
engine assemblies tor lode. Plym
outh. Chrysler, De Soto and Dodge
trucks, ready to Install at a price
very little more than an overhaul
Job. L. C. Taylor Co., 112 S. Riv
erside. Phono2!i65.
WANTED" -Man for" steady wofTTln
Medford district. Free to travel
short trips. Good pay. Call at Fos
ter St Klelsrr Co.. 311 8. Front St.,
Monday, 261h.
FOR SALE Ground wheat for nogs, J
2 no per cwt. in your aacas. apo
dal laving mash without milk, $330
per cwt. F. E. Samson Co.
WANTED Fountain girl at hoxy
Ann confectionery. Hours 11 m. m.
to 7 p. m. No Sunday work.
HI WAY CAFE
Under new ownership. Jim nd
llarel Dean. Open 24 hours a day.
C I oedT h u rsda y a.
FOR SALE-We always have a few
later model used cars on hand. See
us before you buy. Crater Lake
Motors.
WANT E D Late model use, cars
Highest prices paid for good, clean
automobiles. Crater Lake Motors.
Free Dura Iron hearing aid dem
onstration. At the Automobile Market.
8th and Bartlett. Phone 3019.
Complete fitting, S50
23
Rogue River Valley's perishable fruit crop must be packed with
out delay. All who have had experience in packing fruit are
asked to lend a hand in this important job. The success of this
year's crop is vitally necessary to the economic welfare of this
area In months to come. Here Is your opportunity to earn
money and help your country and your neighbors!
Sunday Augu$t 27. 1944 MEDFORD MAIL THIBTJNE FIVE
WANTED Boy for parts department.
Steady employment, good pay and
opportunity for advancement. See
Mr. Galloway at L, C. Taylor Co.,
112 S. Riverside.
REPLACE your broken window glass.
New glass Insulted while you wait.
MEDFORD MILL WORK CO.,
The Glass House.
Phone 4112. l'n?nd Grape.
ATTENTION PLF.ASKl
LOOK THESE OVER.
Late model used cars, CPA prices.
Large supply famous Dsvton-Mc-Claren
tires. Bring In your cerUfl
cates.
Fog lights, Pre tone. Good Year bat
teries. Buy now while stock Is avail
able.
See at A. Z "TUBBY" DEAN'S,
Your Pontiao Dealer,
Richfield Station Dial 2942.
6th and Grape. BuyMore Bonds.
UTAH COAL Summer price off car.
Medford Fuel Tel. 311 1 .
fiRY SLABS You haul them by tier
or load. Medford Fuel, H22 N. Central.
CHRIST DIED FOR YOU!
Are You Serving HIM?
Worship Today At
The Apostolic Faith Church
(N. Central Ave. at 3rd St.)
MUSICAL PROGRAM OPENS SUNDAY
EVENING SERVICE
Services: 11:00 A.M. and 7:45 P.M.; Young People's
Meeting, 3:00 P.M. Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
Mid-Week Services Tuesday and Friday, 8 P.M.
Testimonies of Faith and Fact Fearless Preaching
of the Bible.
"the church without a collection plate"
Streamline
YOUR SUMMER
MEALS . . :
with luacioui, whol.iom. bak
ery gooda from th. MODEL
BAKERY. Th.y'r. th. LAST
WORD in g.nuln. GOODNESS
and NUTRITION and . top. in
taat. teitil
MODEL
BAKERY
203 Weir Main.
Phone 4720
WANTED Sheep pasture meadows,
alfalfa or stubble fields, any
amount Phone 2197 or see me at
Hotel Grand, Medford, Ore. V. J.
Philippl
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Specials
during August on permanent. 120
N. Central. Phone 2664.
FIR ROUGH BLOX and big tir Slabs,
green. 6-tier load, $6 50 Medford
Fuel. Tel. 3111. 1123 N. Central.
PLANER BLOX Big and clean, $5 50
per load. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111.
PERMANENT WAVE
IV It yourielt. U s easy at putting
your hair up in curlers. You'U 6ni
159
it
everything you need in the
Requires no heat or electricity. Safe, for ewrr
type of hair. (Hit 5 million sold. Get the smil
ing Charm-Kurt Permanent Wave. Kit today
at snr Department, Drug or 5 & 10c stora.
Western Thrift and all drug stores.
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
214 EAST MAIN ST.