r
Society
and CL UBS
Service League
To Meet Friday
Plans for fall and winter ac
tivities of the Women's Service
league of St. Mark's Episcopal
church will be made at the first
meeting since summer vacation
which has been scheduled for
Friday, Sept. 8. Mrs. A. G. Mc
Millin, president of the league,
States that the meeting will be
a potluck luncheon at 1 o'clock
in the new parish hall and she is
anxious that all women who are
members of St. Mark's church,
or who are interested in the se
cluding Mrs. Kinney Holmes
ana oaugraer Nanette, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Smith and Mrs. Rus
sell Davis. Mrs. Newbury and
daughter also spent a weekend
in Walnut Creek with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Newbury and family.
The two travelers were away
about three weeks.
Leonards Arrive
Home From East
TO
FAREWELL TODAY
TO REV. W. A. RICE
Mrs. Morris B. Leonard, Sr.,
with her daughter, Miss Jean
Leonard, and her son, Ensign
Morris B. Leonard. Jr.. flrrivpH
wcck irom me east. Ensign i city, with
eunara was graduated August
23 from the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis and his
mother and sister were in Ann
apolis for the graduation cere
monies. Following the graduation the
three went to New York where
iney
SOCnt A tow Havo kAfn.A
tivities of the church, attend this ! returning west. Ensign Leonard
leaves here Sept. 5 to report for
duty.
The Leonards reside on Wel
lington Heights.
first meeting
Mrs. H. Gates is chairman fn
charge of arrangements and a
program is being planned for
the afternoon.
f
Mrs. Braley Leaving
To Visit Son and Bride
Mrs. C. Rease Braley of Val
ley View Drive is leaving next
Thursday for Boise, Ida., where
she will visit her son, Capt. Ken
neth Patton and Mrs. Patton.
The captain and Mrs. Patton
are newly married, the wedding j
taking place in Halls, Tenn.,
July 28. Mrs.' Patton is the'
former Mary Reed, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Reed
of Halls. Capt. Patton is sta
tioned at Gowen Field. Mrs
Braley plans to be absent about
a week.
Mrs. Newbury, Daughter
Jlome From San Francisco
Mrs. Don Newbury and
daughter, Nancy Jean, of 7 East
wood Drive, returned Tuesday
from San Francisco where
Nancy Jean underwent medical
treatment. While in the south
Mrs. Newbury visited a number
of former Medford residents, in
complete
Factory Approved
SAFETY
SERVICE
Chrysler Fac
tory Engineer
ed and Inspect
ed Parts for
Chrsler
Dodge
PLYMOUTH
Dodge Trucks
L C. TAYLGH GO.
112 So. Riverside Phone 296S
Johnson Family Leaves
For Home in Portland
Mrs. Itha Johnson and three
sons left for their home in Port
land Jast. week after having
visited here with Mrs. Johnson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Heard, South Pacific highway,
and her sister, Mrs. Roy Howe
of 210 Vancouver avenue. The
two oldest Johnson sons, Stanley
and Malcom, spent the summer
here with their grandparents,
Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Johnson on
Summit avenue.
TO
LT.
The Medford Ministerial As
sociation is honoring Rev. Ward
A. Rice, retiring pastor of the
First Christian Church of this
i Union Association
meeting at the First Methodist
Church, Main and Laurel, Sun
day evening, September 3, at
7:45. This is in the form of a
regular church service and the
people and friends of the re
spective churches and citizens
of Medford are invited.
Rev. Rice, who has been in
our city for the last year, has
been asked by the Ministerial
Association to bring the mes
sage of the hour at this Union
gathering. Rev. Rice has been
one of the outstanding members
of the Medford Ministerial As
sociation during the past year,
having served as vice president
of the association. His counsel
has always been respected and
through his genial fellowship
has greatly endeared himself to
the association.
A program appropriate to
the occasion has been arranged
by officials of the association,
with Rev. Harry Hansen as pres
ident and Rev. Louis Kerby as
host pastor.
Rev. Rice has expressed his
regrets on leaving the city but
feels obligated to answer a
larger field of service. He has
been employed as Professor of '
Practical Theology in the North
west Christian College of Eu
gene. Ore.
Members of the Ministerial
Association and a host of friends
among churchmen and business
affilities of Medford regret to
TO BE SPEAKER
REO CROSS MEET
Miss Anne Bergholtz, Red
Cross nutrition specialist from
the Pacific Area office, San
Francisco, will be guest speaker
at the meeting of the Jackson
County Red Cross board at the
Chamber of Commerce at 12
o'clock Thursday, Sept. 7. A buf
fet lunch will be served.
Miss Bergholtz will be in Med
ssme period last yur and $5530
for July of this year.
Of the 11 permits issued, two
were for additions to businesses
costing $1400, five were for re
shingllng residences costing
$640.50, one was for a new pri
vate garage costing $200, one
was for remodeling a residence
costing $50 and two were for
making additions to garages
costing '$82.
Saturday, F. A. Pcfley applied
for a permit to construct a cot
tage at 1313 Prune street at a
stated cost of $200.
VANTED We bur infl tfll ctorer
M'rd. Lrt us clran iintl Hell voui
clover at top pricra. Monarch Seed
& !-edCo.
BICYCLE SEAYs Lii than celling
price. Sims Brew
FR AN KLIN'S GROCER Y on-South
Central open Monday. Labor Day,
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
Sea
THE OREGON FINANCE CO.
4.1 South Central.
A Pioneer Firm.
CUT BOMBER OUTPUT
San Diego, Calif., Sept. 2
ftl.R) Shutdown of Consolidated
Vultee Aircraft feeder plants at
Pasadena and Corona Del Mar,
lord trom Sept. I to Id ana Willi was unncr way lonay as ouiciais centrni open Monday. Lahor Day
confer with Mrs. Don Colburn.' announced gradual cutbacks m bicycle generator sets, complete
nntritinn .haicmnn rtn o f.mH . nrnrinrt liin nf I.lhprntnr bomb-i with head and tall lights. Sims B
FRANKLIN'S GROCERS on SoiitK
Central open Monday. Labor Day.
DRY tir alalw foMow cosV hcatTMed
Jord Fuel. TeL3IU.
WANTED diri's .idiiwaTk bicycle or
mall Birl'f bicycle. Pre-war, in good
condlhon. Phone 3HS0.
WANTEliTor cash Rifles, shotguns.
.22 pistols, fishing- equipment, etc.
317Norlh Riverside.
SAVE BATTKH1F.S Use our hlcvcle
I generator light set. Suns llros.
FRANKLIN'S GROCERY on South
program to be stressed on
national scale during September.
During the meeting Mrs. Al
fred S. V. Carpenter, chairman
of Volunteer Special Services,
will award certificates to gradu
ates of the last nurses' aide and
hospital recreation classes.
Women receiving nurses' aide
certificates will be Janet Guches,
Nellie Grissom, Jean Fety, Fre
done Doty, Joan Moore, Mary
Lee Rasmussen, Neva Balderson,
Myral Getchell and Ruth Anne
Greene. Mrs. Don Newbury is
corps chairman.
Receiving hospital and recrea
tion corps certificates will be
Mary Pray, Josephine Cannon,
Ethel Burgess, Mae Edwards,
Wilma Hayes, Victoria Turner,
Louise Brockway and Catherine
Neely. Mrs. Rawles Moore Is
chairman of this corps.
a ers.
Too Late to Classify
O.A.V. TO SPONSOR
tt. (jg John R. Marsh, son
of Mr. nnH lTr H .1 ATai-eK f
Route 1, has been awarded theLlos5 Re,v- Rice a"d, hi imily-
uistinguisnea f lying Cross, ac-
, POISON OAK?
Try a bottle of ZEMA90L
Ton must be SHtlsfled or your nione)
eheerfullv refunded flet a bottle to
day at UESTklt.N Tllltlrl.
cording to word received by his
parents.
The navy filer, who spent
more than a year in the South
west Pacific as pilot of a tor
pedo plane, was given the medal
for action against Jap warships
at Rabaul on Nov. 5, 1943. The
citation accompanying the medal
said he went in at extremely low
altitude in the face of heavy anti
aircraft fire to release his tor
pedo, and returned safely to his
base.
Lt. Marsh Is now an instructor
at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Another son of the Marsh's.
Pvt. Larry J. Marsh, is with the
army in the European theater.
but wish them well in their new
venture.
The Rev. Delbert Daniels,
successor to Rev. Rice will be
on the field sometime this week
to assume his duties as the new
pastor of the First Christian
Church. He will receive a cor
dial welcome.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada.
CARD OF THANKS
T wish to express my appreciation
for the kindness and sympathy and
also the beautiful floral offerings dur
ing my recent bereavement. A. J.
MacDonough.
Farm Machine Ban
Lifted Next Summer
Washington, Sept. 2 U.R)
J. W. Millard, retiring director
of the war food administration's
materials and facilities branch,
predicted today thut most con
trols over the production and
distribution of farm machinery
will be lifted by next summer.
As long as the war goes on
there will be "spot" shortages,
he said, but output of farm im
plements now has reached 100
per cent of pre-war levels.
The West Coast Victory Car
nival, sponsored by the Medford
chapter of the Disabled Ameri
can Veterans, will appear here
from Sept. 18 through Sept. 24
at the corner of South Riverside
and South Central avenues.
The carnival includes 10 major
riding devices, 10 shows, 50 fun
booths and has a personnel of be
tween 400 and 500. Among fea
tured attractions are "Garganta."
one of the world's largest goril
las. The carnival Is said to be one
of the largest on the Pacific
coast and is the only one to have
appeared in Jackson county in
the past 10 years.
Building Permits In
August Total $2372
Value of building permits is
sued by the city inspector's of-:
fice In August totaled $2372.50 . F
compared to $39,645 for the!
$10,500"
home, 1
Liarn. k
Medford
$3500-
Paved i
$2750"
street.
Elmer I
$2500"
AUTUMN
HARMONIES
WARTIME SAG-N0-M0R JERSEY
Beautifully styled 65 virgin wool
dresses. Soft shades with stitching
around the collar and pockets. This
wool jersey docs not stretch or sag.
Ideal dress for any occasion.
All Sizes
$995
J0YCENETTE RAYON CREPE
This lovely rayon crepe dress comes in large
sizes exclusively. It's a very youthful design
for any age. This dress is the answer to any
maiden's prayer for it flatters the figure.
Large Sizes
16-22&
$995
JERSEY DRESSES
Magnificent rayon jersey dresses in lovely combi
nation prints. Heavy enough that you can wear it
with or without a coat. These dresses are hand
screened.
Priced
$1Q95
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BLOUSES
Blouses of every type and description are In
our stock now. Complete that suit with a
nice blouse and we have just the one. Round
neck and tailored blouses with an amazingly
large selection of colors.
$2.50 - $4.50
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M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER
ELDERLY woman in wheel chair,
wants home. Can wait on self. Has
own hod. FloraLraverton, Murphy.
WA'H 'ENUERG'S peaches arc ripe.
Ethertaf: Ihilvr, and Cvawiords. itt.
4, Uos 21.A,CukcvUnUcroa&L
W ANtElVa rdr ohe "trunk in" good
condition. Ph. 5itt)i.
F0RSALK Record player. Ph. 4727.
ONE .300 Savaee rifle, snort model.
kjood shape, l'a boxes 01 shells. 615 j
SWEET CORN, SI .50 sack; tomatoes.
2c, you pick; plums, cantaloupes.
cucumbers 2 miles west, 4th house
rlghi, on Perrydalc. B. E. i'ord.
Phone o2(32.
FOR SALE Breakfast et. One coal
and wood heater. Double coil spring.
One occasional chair. Odd chairs.
Rt. 2. Box 413-F, W. Jackson, on
Mc Andrews Rd.
FOR SALE J. H. HHl'esand Tuscan
1 L'.1 & s. lw8
F"6it SALE Nearly new two-bottom
tractorplow.l'hone tiSS'T
FOR SALE Hale' peaches. Gc peTTh.
Urine containers. Sunset Drive, Box
218, at. L
FOR SALE Electric liquid mixer." "2
fcpeeds, $10, iron double bed. $2;
Hr'D mail box. $1: invalid hack rest,
$11; carpenter's miter cutter. $7.50.
Phone !7ti.
Well-located 21 irrigat-:
icres. Alfalfa, clo-
jirain. 8-room mod.
home, hardwood floors, fireplace. 1
Barn, garaue, chick, house. Near
Medford on highway.
close -in comiortaoie o-
room home at 134 S. Ivy.
Wide lot. S-stall jtarage. !
Paved itreet. i
- 3-ronm iiirnlsned, gas
equipped, clone-in home, ;
Shade, lartto lawn, puved
Elmer Herrled. 44 N. Riverside. I
4-rnv and hath, closcd-in
porch, modern house. Lo
cated "127 W. 2nd St. See
owner Sunday or call at Holly Cafe
weekdays.
FOR SALE A. C. LO tractor, portable
sawmill with tools and timber con
tracts, also Cletrac 40 tractor. All
readv to go. Will sell part or all.
See "E. R Arnold, near Meadows
school, on Evans Creek. RL 1,
Rogue River.
FOt'R ton trucks for sa'le 910ft
to $S00 each. Medford Auto Wreck
ing Co., I til a No. Riverside.
FOR "SALE Fltt "fly spray, pints,
quarts and gallons. Mlgnty good for
household or livestock. Monarch
Seed Ac KecdCo.
NOriCE Irish Setter lost. i5og Is
marked. Name Hetty, color auourn
red, had collar with licence stamped
on it. Anv person found detaining
this dog will be prosecuted. Rew.rd
for inlurii.ati.on leading to recovery.
I'hone 3948, W. B. Crause. RL 2.
Box 16.
JR SALE Fruit fbrandi soil
sulphur, the granular type, easy to
apply. Carload now in stock. Get
yours early. Monarch Seed & Feed
Co
pACKINCi and crating by rellnbfe. ox-
Penenced men. Don't take chance,
h. 21)81 Davis Transfer St Storage
Co.. 40tio. FrSt. ,
WANTED Your grain to grind au3
I mix. We'll do a good Job. You can
bnnk on that. .Monarch Seed Sc Feed
Co. i i
PEACItES for sale. Crawfords second
i house west liom Wing's packing
' honso. Elbertas and Mmrs will be
I ready in a few days. Wm.Oj3on. 1
FOH 'SALE Vetch seed for cover-'
crop or hay. Crop short this ear, '
we urge early booking. See us tor
I prices Stocks now on hand. Mon-
1 arch Seed & Feed Co. ;
ROOM for rent, in new, modern', air
conditioned, home. Puvnte enttancc.
lavatory in room, nicely furnished,
cjnpcted, spring muttrcss, maid ser
vice and telephone. (25 per month.
20 N. Oranxe St.
PEACHES, Just a shoTfrive to'turlc
ers tor quality H;ilrs and Klhcrtns
at Tuckers 4th house on nrht
Orchard Home Duva off Stewart
Ave.
BARGAINS Slightly used clothing
1 f"r whole family.llfl E. Main
i MOVING Padded van " service for
your convenience. Ph. 4tj4. Cily
1 Transferjy Stt.rfcje, 3 So. Fir Si.
F'OH SALE Frlskies dog food 11) lbs".
Jor iHe Monarch Seed At Feed Co.
MEDFORD NmtSKRY SCHOOL
Daily care tm children of work- i
Ing mother. Ages 2 to tt Hours 7 a.
ni to p. m. 2A Geneva. I'h 2013.
FOR SALE -Now hooking pulphate of
ammonia for delivery in October,
r First come, first served. Monarch
Seed St Feed Co
foR SALE OR TRADE land l'0
acres, lots of ffhrubix ry, good shade,
some hWh1i.-i. grapes, plum, good
Ksrdun, 3-room seiiii-iivdern nouse.
i Ioso In on good road Tills place is
clear of all incumlrnn- e. Will tr.ide
for i or 5 room home, clear. See
E Gould, 4fi2 West Jackson Street.
FOR SALE Clover threshings? C. A.
, Jrvin, 1 j mile south of 'lit lent, on
I old highway.
i fun" SALE Plckie Jars-" and" "metal
bottle caps. Monarch Seed St Fted
, Co.
fOH RENY Modern 4. room unfur
nihtd house, close in, adults, i'h.
4"i'(4.
6H SALE Monarch (milkT evg-producer
fc3 .S i cu t, it provinces egijs.
Monarch Seed At Feed Co.
COCAL girls for permanent positions
with established firm, experience
nerej,ry ir setTeMriMl sod meno
gr.iphic positions, jobs also available
i for comptometer oper.itors. typ.sts
and general oltne wotk I'll. 2iM. I
SAVE MONEY Get your auto gen
erntors rewound at S vrrln F.ie' tnc. 1
1303 N Riverid. Signal Station i
BICYCLE chain guards, all metal.
Sims Bros
"s " on""lftghway"6(f(
vUJvjU 3' ? miles onth Medford 7
T rrom modern house, barn
garasre, wijodshed. fruit ;tnd nuts,
sharie, free soil, short time only,
term
Also
II tf arres, sH Irrigation.1
clover, l)-nnm house, hum
20x32 with hds M'o.fl.
Inf new. pressure w ater svstem,
elertrlc fenfe, a cows and hay. 3
mile Medford
12 ACHES. irr'Kfitton. B-room modern
horie, one of h best in vallfv .1
miles to Mefimrri.
If you r looking for
a real home look this
over
ros.
! SAWDUST for sawdust burners. New
fuelv Medford Fuel. Tel. 3 in
COAL Off car price. Medford KueT.
Tel. 311L
W AN TED- FounhTln girl at Roxy Ann
confectionery. 1 1 a. m. to 7 p. m .
steady. Experience not necessary.
HALES. Elbertas arid Enrlyrawford
penches at the lowest prices on
qunllty fruit. Get your Early Craw
fords this week, sure, at the Ciiv
Limits Fruit Stand, on S. Rivcr
side. Open until 7:30 p. m.
FIR ROUGH BLOjTTnd big'rir slabs.
freen, 6-tler load, ftt 50 Medford
uel Tel. 3111. 1122 N Central.
Sunday, September 3, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TJIIBTJXE TTVZ
H1WAY CAFE
Under new ownership, Jim and
flatel Dean. Open 24 hours a day.
Closed Thursdays
ATTENTION PLEASEI
LOOK THESE OVER
tate model used cars, OP A prices
Large supply famous Dayton-Me
Claren tires. Bring in your certifi
cates. Fogltrhts. Prestone. Goodyear bat
teries. Buy now while stock la avail
able. See at A 2 "TUBBY" DEAN'S,
Your Bontiao Dealer,
Ffchfleld Station Dial 2042.
6thjnd Grape. Buy More Bonds.
FOR SALE We always nave a few
later model used cars on hand. See i
us before you buy. Crater Lake
Motors.
WANTED Sheep pasture meadows,
alfalfa or stubble fields. any
amount. Phone 2197 or see me at
Hotel Grand. Medford. Ore. V. J. .
I'btlippi
REPLACE your broken window glass, i
New glass installed while vou wait.
MEDFORD MILL WORK CO..
The Glass House. 1
Phone 4112. 10th and Grape
28"' BICYCLE
Sims Bros.
TIRES Just arrived.
FOR SALE Model K Cletrac tractor,
good shape. J. F. Mac, 6 mile
north of Central Point.
BICYCLE TIRES Guaranteed qusd
lty. Sims Bros.
MONEY
TO LOAN!
On JEWELRY, CAMERAS
and MUSICAL INSTRU
MENTS. Used and unr
deamad (awelry at graat
aaringt
PEOPLES LOAN GO.
229 i E. Main Street
State License P-137
CASH FN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time. Cash and Gas.
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph 3if. th and BartletL
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Us
Free Duratron hearing aid dem
onstration. At the Automobile Market,
6th and Bartlett. Phone 3919.
Complete fitting. $30
WANTED Late model ued cars.
Highest prices paid for good, clean (
automobiles Crater lke Motors '
ADAH S BEAUTY SALON Specials
during August on permanents. 120
N Central. Phone 26A4.
CANNERY
WORKERS
VANTEDI
MEN and WOMEN are urgently needed to help
Medford'i own cannery prepare FOOD for VIC
TORY. The ARMED FORCES leeelre 78o of
our pack. Canning of Peaches now underway
pear canning soon. DAY SHIFT ONLY. Apply
at once at
rOC'JE RIVER
PACKING CORP.
13 So. Front Phone 3982
tr'anflftatl
r
$6000"
$10,500
VAI.I ?V RFAf. FtTiTf
3 miles S Medford, on b'i Ili-wsf
DR. R. M. HOOD
OPTOMETRIST
Sparta Bldg. Medford. Ore.
Appointment If Desired
To Our
and
PA
MS
W!
rE thank you for the largest
month's customer repair business
in the history of our organization.
It is our sincere desire to keep on' build
ing our service so that we can honestly
merit the patronage you have given us.
We realize only too well there is a stan
dard of service that is very hard to main
tain at the present time, due to our in
ability to get the proper replacements.
As to our man-power in the various
mechanical departments; we offer no
alibis. We have the men and the equip
ment and we do not believe there is a
shop on the coast that can boast of an
over-all percentage of higher grade
mechanics than we now have. Last but
not least, it is the complete understand
ing our men take in trying to maintain
high quality of service to our customers.
We do not believe that we have reached
perfection for some of our work may not
be what it should be. There are times
when an explanation from our Service
Manager might clear up a controversial
matter in your mind. The attitude of the
management should have a great deal
to do with your decision as to where you
should have your transportation needs
taken care of and it is our positive desire
to deliver you 100 value in service for
every dollar spent with us.
Again we thank you for the confidence
you have displayed in us.
ROGUE RIVER
CHEVROLET
9th and Bartlett
Phone 2288
"The Home of Higher Grade Mechanics"