Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 01, 1944, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Validate Stampi Red ration stamps 5, F5 and G5 in war ration book four become valid for an indefinite period on Sept. 3, the OPA district office an nounced today. . In Portland Mr. and Mrs. George M. Knowles are visiting relatives in Portland this week. Last veek Mr. and Mrs. Knowles accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Lewis vacationed at points of interest at the coast. Mrs. Fulkerson Hero Mrs. Grace Fulkerson of Portland, former resident, is In the valley to visit her sister, Mrs. Elsie Casebcer, Rt. 1, Box 521, Cen tral Point. Mrs. Fulkerson's friends are invited to call Sun day afternoon, Sept. 3, Mrs. Casebeer states. Mrs. Gove Here Mrs. I. H. Gove of Vancouver, Wash., is in Medford and is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Eden, 211 Genesee street. Mrs. Gove will leave Monday for Merced, Calif., where her son, Edward, is training as an army air pilot. Mrs. Gove and the late Dr. Gove, well known Medford dentist, lived for many years here and Mrs. Gove has many friends in the city. DANC SAT. At the Picturesque WAGGN WHEEL PAVILION 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road Dancing from 9 'til 12 Good Music Friendly Folks STEVE BAKER and DAVE GOULD USED OARS Medford's Largest Buyer Pays Highest Trices CASH AT ONCE "If if runs we'll buy it" HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980 We have been very fortunate in securing 6 and 3M Rex Centrifugal Self-Priming Pumps We will be unable to secure any more of these pumps this year. See us now while they last. AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, INC. 214 S. Fir Phone 5214 E HiTE "Date" iJBjl Your Best Girl Now! "4m I its sit nW I1TE im mi n r MERRICK'S Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music Summer Hours 9p.m. 'Til 1 a.m. DEEAMLAMD OLD TIME DANCE FOR YOUNG AND OLD! SUMMER HOURS 9 'TIL 1 PERSONAL CALENDAR 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. Inducted Friends of Saburo Walter Maruyama will be inter ested in knowing that he was inducted into the army Aug. 16 at Hunt, Idaho, according to in formation released today by Local Selective Service Board No. 1. . Car Accident Eula Mae Jan ouch of 1202 East Main street and Florence P. Bolton of 547 Spencer street drove cars in volved in an accident at Ninth street and Portland avenue this morning, according to a city police report. Approved Thyre A 1 d e n Dodge was approved for general military service in the armed forces following pre-induction physical examination Aug. 25, it was announced today by Local Selective Service Board No. 1. Dodge was transferred to the Los Angeles board for ex amination. To Reshingle D. T. McDon ough applied at the city inspec tor's office Thursday for a per mit to reshingle two houses at 731 and 734 West 14th street at a stated cost of $260. C. J. Meisenholder of 214 Stark street applied for a permit to make an addition to his private garage at a stated cost of $32. Doctor Leaves Dr. C. I. Drummond, 1336 Queen Anne avenue, left last night for Port and to attend a meeting of di rectors of the Oregon Physicians Service and also sessions of the Oregon State Medical Society. He will return to Medford Tues day. The doctor was accompan ied by Mrs. Drummond and their daughter, Susan, and Miss Marilyn Murphy. Y.M.C.A. Meeting A meeting of the directors of the Y.M.C.A. has been called for Wednesday, Sept. 6 at 5 p.m. at the chamber of commerce, it was announced today. Ben W. Schmidt, newly elected secretary of the Medford chapter, Y.M.C.A., arrived in the city this morning. At present he is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Haskins, friends of Mr. Schmidt. To Portland Miss Margaret Whittle of 32 Mistletoe street is leaving by train tonight for Portland where she will spend the week-end visiting Mrs. Jack N. Laccy. Both are members of Alpha Xi Delta snrority and at tended Oregon State College two years ago. Mips Whittle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Whittle of Ashland will return to her work as deputy in the county clerk's office Tuesday. ! I ' "V 4& t .IPs'. "W '. -M 1 t v , i ftii l&s,t h -, Rear Adm. Thomas L. Gatch, center, here li shown receiving an honorary doctor ot laws aegree from Wiilomeile Umversitf at a recent ceremony. The presentation Is being made by Dr. G. Herbert Smith, right, president of the university. At th left is Dr. Robert E. Lantr, professor of education. The visit to Salem was a homecoming for Admiral Gaich. Assault Victim f.-trnn Trlrplwlot Ciipyrtsht Dy M.nra Iv.v.an Actrcss L'juuc Stanley. 29. fnrmcj wife of Ll?utnnant Clinrlrs A. Munn Jr.. Navy fcrrv pilot nnd mcm'jcr o: prominent Phlladrlptila family found sovcrrly tcatcn In New York . hole! room. Attends Meoting Eugene ThoriKlikr, manager 'of the Mcrlfcrd branch of the First National Bank of Portland, was in 'Portland on Wednesday of this week, attending a meeting of various branch managers from all sections of the state. Thorndike states that the meet ing was called fcr the purpose of considering post-war prob lems and post war employment. Back Injured Albert Millis, employe of the Rogue River Cannery, was confined in Sa cred Heart hospital today with a back injury he suffered when he fell off a fruit truck at Front and Main street about 4:30 yes terday afternoon. He was taken in Perl's ambulance to the hos pital, where It was reported to day his condition was good. Court Citationi Richard K. Talbott, 17 of Ashland was cited by state police yesterday to ap pear in justice of the peace court at 2 p.m. Sept. 5 charged with violation of the basic rule. Ker mit J. Halaas, 34 of Ashland was cited to appear at the same time on r charge of driving a car with four persons over 12 in the front seat. Theodore W. Zadow, 49, of Rogue River was to appear this afternoon on a charge of driving a car without an opera tor's license. Averaging up the number of official pronounci'ments by president?, Franklin Roosevelt wins f;p honors in executive or ders issuing 3361 until March 29. 1944 and Woodruw Wilson came in second with 1768. Theo dore Roosevelt issued the most proclamations, 407 in aeven years. Hernando de Soto traveled ' from the Gulf to the Mississippi 1 river and d;ed there in 153B-42. , Cse Mall rrlbutie w&ut Ada. It v' I p.'" , k r -i J S DAMCE Upper Appiegala GRANGE HALL FRIDAY NITE Sept. 2 9 MAN OF PARTS An Aleutian Island Base OJ.R) Soldiers and civilians on this island base recognized Homer B. "Tex" Langford of Carthage, Tex., as a man of contrasts. A bulldozer operator by day, Lang ford is kept busy at night repair ing watches. The Intercolonial Railway from Quebec to Halifax was opened on July 3, 1876. Too Late to Classify SAVESr6NrF.Y Gei-your-iiiloipn" eralors rewound nt Peverln Klcriric. I 1303 N. Kiverslde, S;ii;il Station. rrA 4 acres on Hiflhwny N9. OUJuU 3', miles south Medford 7- Y room modern house, barn garage, woodshed, fruit and nuts, shade, free soil, short time only, terms. Also CfiflflA 11 OCI'ca. all Irrigation. OuUUu clover, 3-room house, barn Y 20x32 with sheds. Build ings new, pressure water aystem. electric fence. 2 cows and hay. 3 miles Medford. 12 ACRES. Imitation, fl-room modern home, one of the best In vallc miles to Medford. If you are looking for a real home look this $10,500 over. VALLEY REAL ESTATE 3 mtlcsSMedford. onjl!) Ill-way. FURNITURE" MOVING Regular van service, state or nation-wide. Ph. 2RHR. Davis Transfer & Storage Co., 40 S. Fir St. STORAGE SJ-1R VICE twoTstory brick building Furniture carelully han dled, personal lockers. Cltv Trans fer & Storage. Thonc 4t!Gl, 38 S. Fir St. FOR A PEHSONAL OR AUTO LOAN See THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 Snnth Ccntrnl. A Pioneer Firm. Hefni!T.ttr Rcfinihefl Ltkc New. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, ' GO 8 S. Hivrrsido. FOR SALE Tu.scnn Cling peach, ric lb. Webster rnnc-h. mile north Jack sonvllle Phone (in.Vi. FOR RENT 3-room-nnd-hith-duplrx, I electrif Rtove nml water heuter, trash burner, cirmintinK he.iler, up. I holstered. furniture, paved street, close m. clean, Knrngc. i0. Water i patdVlctorC. Sether. j LOST Brown billfold with jippef. Ruby Haynen, 4oa N. Oukdalc. Re I wnrd. FOR SALE OR TRADF, 5-yenf-old Jersey cow with 2 heifer ralvea. Trade for White Leghorn or llnnip shire pullet. Call 230!), ak for Uar- bee, or see at Rf. 4, Box 110. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1941 Ch roiet pickup, see at Postoifica Serv- Ice Station. 28" "BICYCLE TIRES Juit arrived. Slms Rf"v FOR SALE Sinsle laundry trnv. complete with fixture, J10. Phona WANTED Used automobne, of8 pansentjer. Must be sorwi condition. Telephone 50H7. "f) 5 Riverside. COUNTRY STOHE, SKHVICE STA TION and LIVING QI'AHTEItS- 4.0. foot frontas! on Rorih RIvpr. 300-foot highway frontage. Doing nice nusmess, wen eqmoped and an excellent location. 9,ono Brown Ac WhiteAgency Phone 2'tZO NICELY furnished apartment for rent Close in. No children or peta. 35 per month Phone 2n2 FOH SALE Mortel K CletraT7ractoT, good shape J F Mice, 6 mllea north of Central Point. ROGUE RIVER LODGE ON CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY NEAR TRAIL NOW OPEN! COCKTAIL LOUNGE -DANCING- Home Cooked Dinners and Private Parties by Appointment Phone Trail 1404 (or Rcicrvationi TOH SAT.E flpnutlftrt wmbtnatlMi phonograph and radio. A-1 condi tion. Price reasonable. V. S New hall, Old Singe road, south of BeaU Lane. FOR SALE tf-fiKt glakk showcase. See Swerrs O'.f Shop. $6500 76-ACRE ranch 15 mile north of Med ford, highway location, 26 acres In clover and under irrigation, creek bottom land, balance pasture and farm land. 4-room house and a 3 room house, barn and hay barn, plenty water, 10 cows, one bull, 4 heifers, ten in wagon and harness. U (arm equipment, everything goes. $3000 5 ACRES at Talent, well located, nice walnut trees and filberts, 3 acres in clover, all irrigated Terms easy. $3000 NICE 4-room home at Jdcksonvllle, ll4 acres land, lots fruit and ber ries, new barn, chl-ken house, 1 cow, 2 boss, 20 chickens. Small down payment, bnlnnce leas than rent. Better look this over. $1900 NICE 4-room suburban home, com pletely furnished, all ready to go. i duburban nlshed, all $2750 a real deal, GOOD five-room modern house, lo cated close In, on good paved street, $500 down, balance like rent. Harry Long Real Estate O. W. Ballew, Salesman 128 South Riverside. BICYCLE TIRES Guaranteed qual ity. Sims Bros. FOR SALE 1938 Master deluxe Chev rolet coupe. New paint, new re capped tires, new battery; and 1936 Chevrolet Standard sedan. 2-door. looks and runs good. Will take Model A or other '30-'3l car m trade. 511 S. Central. $3150 For Sale 4-room modern homo in line condition, living and dining room comoined, carpeted, heating and cook stove, General Electric refrigerator, bed, daven port, years wood, woodshed and Kara fie combined, large garden, lot dux-oK). 824 Bennett, bee A. F. Flowers for appointment. 12th near Front. WANTED Man's pre-war bicycle, in tjutxl condition. Phone 583'. ROOMS FOR RENT- 618 S. Central. Phone 3657. APARTMENTS FOR RENT Gas and hgnts lurnishedclose in. Pa 3154. (J1 rt r Aft 405 acres, 70 acres or vlUiDUU chard, good house, barn Y ' and c n i c k e n houe. fenced, 100 acres in gruin. t ine nome on tne tan side, four bedrooms, tile down stairs, larne lot. many fruit and shade trees, berries, double garage. C V n M 0 acres, excellent mod OlUUU r" home, barn and chick Y en houbes, best of soil, 1 mile of Medford. I. E. Schuier.2aWest flth.Dlal 3563. FOR" SALE Piano. Westinghouse elec tric range, electric iron, davenport. 203 tienoiSee. WANTED Experienced parts man. good salary, steady work for the right man. Ford Dealer, 50 N. Main Asniand, Oregon. WANTED Fry cook at Hotel Med ford . CANNING TOMATOES Sets 'IB., bring containers, one mile irom end oi King it, KIiiks Highway, llox jJO-A. 5li.. ClV SEATS Less than ceiling price. Stius Bros. Fit AiN KLIN S GROCERY on South Central open iiunda. Labor Do . FOR RKNl 3-room apartment, close in. 242 N. Front. FOR SALE Wcsttnghouse automatic electric range. 2i.o0. 4 111 N. Colum bus. auctTon-Sale auction DON l' torget the auction sale tonight at 7.30 p. in. at the Rogue Vuitey iius Dejut, 121 N. Uaitlett. Gilt items, coitinctics, rings, watches, fountain pens and eveo thing, liny now and my away lor Xmas gUU. K.W. Holmes, AucUoneur. FOR SALE 18" trailer house, A-l condition, two P W st ouiuuur Utii ets compietu, 1 lawnntotver, 1 spring tooth iLti row, some rough 2x4 s, and 11)33 Auourn seuan. camp-u-itesi, 3 miles a. Pacitic Highway BICYCLE chuin guards, all metal. aniu uvos. FoH sALE Wilcox sowing machine, old, but sews good; watnut omcuti table and cnuiis, good condition; Simmons studio couch, large, line new. 12 S. ivy. GOLUKN BANTAM canning corn, $1.40 sack, average 8 do. Pioted lit-sii, nnng saiKr. Box tih. Morrow road, east at Hecks Buery, N. of Mc Andrews. FOR RENT Attractive 2-r'ocm apart ment, close in. 37 S.'Oakdalc. Pnone 72U7. FOR RENT Nice sleeping rooms and apartiner', 304 S. central. FHANKi.l.V S GROCERY on South Central open Monday, labor Day. WAN 1 KD Girl's sidewalk bicycle or small girl s bicycle. Pre-war, in good condition. I'h- i.t: 2'.H0. FOR SALE--3 lots and house with or without pre-war molern furniture and electrical equipment Phone 3718. WANTED for cash Rifles, shotguns, .22 pistols, fishing equipment, etc. 317 North Riverside. WANTED 8 truck drivers and help ers, (l.oo per hour. Inquire 210 Liberty Hldg. HELP" WANTED Experience not neccssarv. Medford Domestic Laun- dry,30 N Riverside FOH SALE Nine column hand ad ding machine. Brand new. Mr. Lay, lfi South Fir. SAVE BATTE HIES Use our bicycle generator light set. Sims Bros. MONEY TO LOAN! On JEWELRY. CAMERAS nd MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS. Uied ind unrr deemed jewelry it great avlngi PEOPLES LOAN CO. 229i E. Main Street State Lictnie P-137 I TOW SAT-F Modern 8 -room house. We. !k wood gs rane, gas water heater, oil he. ter with tanks. Close tn. Phone 4703. FOR SAUK Peaches. Clings. Etb.rtas, !Jalcs, 5 cents pound. Phone ti443. FRANKLINS GROCERY on " South Central open Monday Iabor Day. FOR KENT Rooms In o comfortable home for te.ichers or worl;mg girl. with opportunity to cook 83t) E. Main. FOR RENT Just vacated desirable modem house, close in. Inquire 704 v uth. RELIABLE MAN wants uteadv WoiTT Handy and willing. Phone 8110. 401 S. Riverside. BICYCLE Kenerator sets, complete wjth head und tail llphts. Sims Bros. FOR SALE Gaines dotf meal. Faber'i, 34 S. Riverside. Ph. 4449. MEDFOUD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS Just received shipment of single and double electric plates; cast iron skillets, chicken fryers and Dutch ovens. Get yours while stock U coin plete. BLANKETS A new shipment or wool blankets and priced at S4.45 vhile thev last. Also close out on sleeping bags at (9.03, all wool filled. Another shipment of locker trunks, suin-ases, overnight bags and zipper bags. PIPE. PIPE. PIPE Large stock of fire-war pipe at pre-war prices. Get t now, before prices advance Also all sizes of pipe fittings, automat ic pressure pumps, pitched pumps, centrifugal and rotary pumps. New stock of pipe dies and cutters and downspout, alt sizes. HARD TO GET ITEMS: Steel wool, dish and wash pans, wheelbar rows, galvanized huckets. garbage cans, frypnns. coffee pots, double boilers, washboards, milk buckets and other item too numerous to mention. FOR THE LOGGER: Chains, hooks, binders, eanthooka. penviea, fire protection tools and extin guishers, etc. HOUSE PAINTS: All colors at $1 85 oer gallon. Also shingle stain and oils. ROOFING PAPER: Large stock all sizes nnd weights, also felt papr, sheeting paner and building paper, roofing nails and cement at less than mail order prices. FOR THE FARMER: Lnrpe stock of fencing, netting, barb wire, steel posts, posthole diggers, staples, hay cable and pulleys, binding twine and bale ties. Also work harness, collars and pads. See us for prices. FOR THE MECHANIC: Just re ccived a large shipment of Crescent and pipe wrenches bench grinders and vises, mandrels, breast drills, ballpene hammers and tool boxes. See us about your needs. NEW SHIPMENT nf whit enrnn. eled ranges, with or without coils; trash burners, wood circulating heaters and hox heaters. Buy now while stock Is complete. AUTOMATIC GAS and oil hot wa ter heaters, priced to save you money, and prompt delivery. LARGE STOCK of sinks, hot wa ter tanks, toilets, laundry trays, lavatories, sentic tanfcs, soil pipe nnd flttintfs, faucets, g.-trden bibb, valves and fittings, shower heds. drains nrd alt kinds of plumbing repairs. No priority required. rnvpi vtv i ivp k I ers, tarpaulins and priced right. i pre-war prices. LARGE ASSORTMENT of linole um rugs in sues from 0x0 to 12x15 at pre-war phices. HEMF.MRER, it always pays to shon at the MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. 27-20 N. Grape St. Dial 3744. f'nntlnilniK Knt. & Hull. Slarl 1:45 Toni.e & Sat.! LftFFS! AND LOTS OF 'EM! SMI I y:.:V' :? i JIIDOT "MHIll lOltll !1UI f; """" EM SUNDAY and MONDAY Riolous end Romonllcf V-ARIHW? WM 2nd HITi ANN SOTHERN "Swing Shift Maisie" .. . 1 CIU I1IH7 W I wxr jfcy tint ts! . r Cewboyi jj Coal lne ctlenl Nii f ROY ROGERS I Friday, Sept. 1, 1944 SAWDUST for sawdust burners. New fuel. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111. SALE 33 USED CARS . Largest stock In southern Oregon to choose from. Want to close out entire stock. I. N. SbulU, 224 N Kiverslde WANTED Mans pre-war hi cycle" "in good conditionPhone 2689. FOR SALE "Hay, block or"toc'kBaiT Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. Ph.4 140. COAlrOff car price. Medford Fuel. TeL 3111. DRY fir slabs for low cost heat. Med"" forcl FueLTel. 31U. FOli SALE Fisher's' Mormi'k, a standard brand, r auer s, J a. mv rrside. Ph. 444ft. WANTED Fountain girl" at Roxy Ann confectionery, 11 a. m. to 7 p. m steady. Experience notnecessary. HALESrEibertas and Eirly Crawford peaches nt the lowest prices on qualitv fruit. Get your Earlv Craw fords this week. sure, at the City Limits Fruit Stand, on S. River side. Open until 7:30 p. m. FOR SALE- LnCross direct draw beer cabinet wnn air comprcssur. kegs. Pert McDonald, Casino Club. 17 S Front. , FIR ROUGH BLOX and big ftr slabs, preen, fi-tier load $6 50 Medford Fuel Tel 3111. 1122 N Central. CASH fN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Gaa. Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer. ph 3!19. 8th and BartlrtL No Red Tape When You Sell to Us FOR SALE 3 houses. 13500 Terms. Income $85 per month. Not modern Inquire 518 E. Mam. HIWAY CAFE Under new ownership, Jim and Hazel Dean. Open 24 hours a day. Closed Thursdays. FOR SALE We always have a few later model used curs on hnd See us before you buy. Crater Lake motors DEAFENED Free Duratron hearing aid dem onstration. At the Automobile Market, flUi and Burllett. Phono 31)10- Complete fining. $50 ATTENTION Pl.EASEI LOOK THESE OVER fjite model used cars. OPA prlcea Larye supplv famous Dayton-Mc-Clarcn tlrea Bring in your certifi cates F3lihts Prestone Goodyear bat. tenea Buy now while stock is avail able See at A Z TUBBY" DEAN'S, Your Pontiac Dealer. Richfield Stttlon Dial 2042 6th and Grape Buy More Bonds WANTED" "Late model" lised " cam Highest prices paid for good, clean autnmnhlle Cr erLk Motors ADAH S BEAUTY SALON -Specials during August on pcrmanenta. 120 N Central Phle M WANTED - Sheep pasture meadows, alfalfa or stubble fields, any amount Phone 2107 or see me at Hotel Grand, Medford. Ore. V. J Philippl KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open 8 p. m. to 2 a. m. Phone Central Point 472 (or reservation!. On the Pacitic Highway at Central Point Out ot Bounds lor Service People STARTS SUHDAT wmmi 1 a. am M aa, 1 M (a, Tf LVvC SHOWING l a nivQ r; LATEST h N I i i . ,. ,i .. a. BRENNAN CRAIN . 4 i-J . h Lusi DOORS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNEWINE 2 Major First - Run Hits! T Shows Start 1:45 6:45 - 9:30 STARTING SUNDAYI We dare you to tee this HORROR SHOW1 2 weird, thrtlllnf, chil ling features on the tame program. Pon't come alone as you'll be afraid to so home. In your WILDEST NIGHTMARE . . you've never dream ed of such weird chllllnf. terrors. 1 n. THE LIVING DEADI Dao:h sinltci, but th brain livi onl ERICH VON STROHEIM 2nd BIG Ends Tomorrowl GEO. SANDERS Virginia BRUCE Plus: "THE TEXAS KID" Johnny Mack Brown Sir iM - r l -r VI .1 AftSViJ 1, f ' r ii... a til. l4ulb.sJL. OPEN 1:45 K. .... , EVERYONE WELCOME! V i XrZuSLVn."rtil.ri.,.'rj