Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 11, 1944, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and PERSONAL t Portland Mrs. E. T. Bur leson left last nlghf by United Mainliner for Portland on a business trip. . From Hoinbrook Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greene of Hornbrook, r.niif . were Medford visitors . Sunday. Mr. Greene attended a labor meeting. - Red Cross To Close The Red Cross chapter office and the sur gical dressing work room both will be closed Thursday, uct. 12, since the courthouse will be closed in observance of Colum bus Day, it was announced to- dav. m a Laboratory Head Mrs. F. J. Moffatt, wife of Dr. F. J. Mof- fatt, of this city, is serving as head laboratory technician at Oregon State hospital at Salem. . She is employed under Dr. . William L. Lidbeck, head of the atate hospital laboratory. M Aerie to Meet Crater Lake Aerie, No. 2093, Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet In Eagles hall Thursday at 8 p. m. Com mittee reports on plans for initia tion to' be held Oct. 26 will be heard. A dance will close the meeting. Home on Leave Cuddle TVhite, seaman Vc, USN, arriv ed home today for a short leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. White, Ross lane. He has been in the navy for eight months and has been stationed at Shoemaker, Calif. rls, 1900 Hillcrest road, and James S. Cave, 129 South Holly were operators of passenger cars which collided at South Oakdale avenue and Monroe streets Mon day at 12:20 p. m. according to 8 report on file. Only minor dam age was reported. Men Here Frank J. Richey, TM2c, and Robert L. Kessler, TM2c, are in the valley for three days and are visiting RIchey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eichey of Phoenix. Kessler is the eon of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kessler of Kentucky. Both are members of the crew of a destroyer. i Olson Home Ernest N. 01- con, motor machinist mate third class in the Seabees, arrived home Tuesday after spending 16 months in Cold Bay, Alaska, and the Aleutian islands. He will visit his mother, Mrs. Fred Lew is, and his wife here In Medford and his sister, Mrs. Nelson Florey of Central Point. a Pay Fine M. J. Nelson and Ellen Nelson, both charged with being drunk In a public place, paid $10 fine in city police court Tuesday. Walter Hiesenga, tran sient, paid $10 fine today in city police court for being drunk 'in ' a public place. Lafayette Robin, son forfeited $10 bail on a sim ilar charge. To Speak Glen Wilson, Texas resident, will speak at the meet ing of the Townsend club No. 1 scheduled for Friday of this week at 8 p. m. at the K. P. hall. Townsend officials state that lt'll.AH I- 11 1 1 T" . i jvj 1 1 ia well niiuwii in icina . and reported to be an interesting speaker. The meeting is open to the public and there will be no charge. Juveniles To Meet The De- ........ IT T 11 -1 . 1 1,, ki vi xiuiiui .juvenile ciuo win meet Saturday afternoon be tween 2 and 4 o'clock at Scout headquarters on East Main street for a picnic. Mrs. Ida M. Wilson, Juvenile director, states that the lunch will be provided. Members are to invite friends and moth ers of all children are welcome - to attend. To Remodel Frank L. Apple gate, 615 South Oakdale avenue, made application at the city building inspector's office to re model front porch and add a new brick siding on his residence at a stated cost of $2,000. Dale Blickenstaff also filed applica tion yesterday at the office to remodel a residence at 855 West Second street at a stated cost of $1,000. CALENDAR Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, regular meeting K. of P. hall. Guards please come at 7:30 for practice. 8:00 p. m. American Lesion auxiliary, regular business meet ing at armory followed by re freshments and social hour for post and auxiliary. Thursday 10:30 a. m. Howard Exten sion unit, home of Mrs. Mildred Palen, Central Point. Demonstra tion by Marian J. Farrell, home demonstration agent, on "House work the Healthful Way". 1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn ers' club, Girls' Community club. For reservations call Mrs. Erving Housechild, 2994. 1:30 p. m. Loyalty circle Methodist church, at church for dessert, Mrs. John Carter, hos tess. 1:30 p. m. Chrysanthemum Thimble club, home of Verna Goldfrap. Bring sewing. 2:00 p. m. W. C. T. U. home of Mrs. G. A. Edwards, 17 South Newtown street, for yearly re ports and installation of officers. 8:00 p. m. Stated communi cation of Reames chapter, O.E.S., at the Masonic Temple. Initiation and refreshments. Visiting mem bers Invited. Sponsor Sale A rummage sale, sponsored by the Mission ary society of the Christian chtirch, will be given at the Ma sonic building. West Main and Holly streets, Oct. 12, 13 and 14. Returns Home Mrs. Jack Clark has returned to her home here after spending a week in Portland and Vancouver, Wash. In Portland she was a guest of her son-in-law and daughter. Capt. and Mrs. Elwin P. Jones and in Vancouver visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jenkins. No Salmon William Berrian, foreman at the Fall Creek Hatchery at Copeo, Calif., has informed the Mail Tribune that all the spawned salmon this year will be used at the hatchery for fish food. In the past, Mr. Berrian stated. many Jackson county residents have come to the egg collecting station for the spawned salmon. Promoted H. Glenn Arnold. Sic, has been promoted to cox swain, according to information received by relatives. Coxswain Arnold has been in the navy for nearly three years, enlisting the day after Pearl Harbor, and has been in several major battles. He was last home on leave in January. Arnold is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arnold of Beall Lane. Home Marmie E. Olson, warrant officer, Seabees, has arrived in Medford for a 30-day leave. He has been stationed for 13 months In Australia and for four months in the Schon- ten Islands. He is former own er of Olson Electric Company. Olson returned to the states by plane and is visiting his wife at their home, 111 Newtown street. BIRTHS WHALIN To Lt. and Mrs. D. B., 631 West Jackson Blvd., Oct. 10, 1944, girl, eight pounds., at Community hospital. Clotlnic tlma for Sunday Too bate to Claaalf; A --30 Saturday aiternoon rieas rememDar. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulslon relieves promptly be cause lt goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel aerm laden Dhlegm. and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un derstanding you must like the way It juicKiy auays me coui?n or you are io have j-our money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis TONITE DREAMLAND MODERN MELODIES RAY'S MUSIC Popular Prices! ST. PETS Two dogs and a cat have been poisoned recently in the Haven street district, according to the Humane Society. One dog be longed to Mrs. L. L. Smylle, 308 Haven street, who also lost a cat, and another to Louis Putman, 330 Haven street. In many Instances Individuals who have poisoned animals have been rewarded with some misfor tunate deed occurring In their private life or business, accord ing to officials of the Humane Society. In some cases a loss of money, death In the family or other mishaps, are reported to have occurred. The bulldog be longing to Putman was taken to the veterinary. Suspects are be ing investigated, according to the Humane Society. SQUARE MILK BOTTLE SOON TO BE COMMON Sapulpa, Okla. U.R) T h e square miiu Dome to conserve refrigerator space will soon be common throughout the nation, officials of the Liberty Glass Co. here predicted recently. The new "squares" are light er, shorter and "pour like -a pitcher," said one official. They will increase available space 25 to 100 per cent over the old style standard milk bottle, he added. Production of the square milk bottle, now being made in all standard capacities, followed years of research and study. Leading milk bottle manufactur ers throughout the country are standardizing on the square bottle, it was said. Lightning Strikes Thrice Wichita, Kan. (U.R) Some persons may believe that lightn ing never strikes the same place twice, but it is going to be hard to get Mr. and Mrs. John F. Allen of Wichita to believe any such rule. In a recent thunder storm, lightning struck the Al len home not twice but three times hitting the chimney, roof and bedroom light. Closing time for Claaslfted ads 0 a. m. Too Lata to Classify, 13:30 p. m. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Nice S'i-acre tract, ir rigated, IftO-ft. Rogue River front age, between Gold Hill and City of Kogue rtiver. rtignway y. nia is a real buy at $2750. S1000 will han dle. Good terms on balance. C. C. Chnpmnn. Broker, Alaska Court, 4 mil e north Gold Hi II. FOR SALE 4' i acres, irrigated, ' mod -ern three -bedroom house, excel lent poultry housing for 400 layers, barn, other buildings, pressure sys tem, pasture. Smith. Phone 6171. Corner Oak Grovt road - Stewart avenue, FURNITURE storage, complete modern service. Special lockers. Ph. 2888, Davis Transfer & Storage Co., 40 S. Fir St. FOR SALE Hi-ton Dodge truck, long wheclbase. stake body, 3 nearly new 000-20 tires, good mechanical condition. Price $3f)5. L. C. Taylor Co., Dodge-Plymouth. 113 S. River side. Phone 2905. FOR RENT 4-robm apartment, wood stoves, suitable for couple, only $30. 335 West 2nd. TOR SALE Bed. Vemrrtete with eeU springs and new matrresa.Ph. 42ol. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN See THE OREGON TINANCB CO, 45 South Central. A Pioneer Firm. PACKING, crating and shipping. Com- pieie service, iranaier oc age. Phone 4664. 33 S Fir St. St or- CI OA A -room modern house, 1 tMOuU ol- ahade. fruit, grapes. Y good graveled street. 4 blocks from Maia street of Central Poim v.. t- . m r n a So acres rood black land, tJjUuU IX irrigated clover. " ptood barn. 4-rom house, electric water system, 11 head of stock, tractor and all equipment. H. N. Lofland, Heal j-tUsie xro, a soutn uaxaaie. MARATHON shoe fkates, size 7; long traverse rod; drapery pole and rings. Phone 5458. FOR SALE Baby's play pen arid pad. Phone 44 WoMAN wanted to help me in my home, ftiO a week. Phone 5070. 214 N. peacn. NORGE oil circulator, 30. See Lay at Eads Transfer &. S t orag a Co. WANTED Doll buggy. Chas. 8. Tay lar. Central Point. 158 rush. fine rtn rv A Treasure cabin oil Ka 3 JUUU Rogue. 1 acre of land, 200 ft. frontage on me m way. 4-roonx modern nouse. a location tor a service iwwn sporting goods store. If Interested a business location, let us show y this. r m a s4 orTH at . Mom house. oZbjU mMl poultry house, tome trim. lrriKaica biiu clover. 3 miles out on a paved road. Ben R. Coopor. Broker; Chas. uiaess, salesman, 223 N. Riverside. Ph. 7357. LOST A wire haired Terrier. Sacra mento and iMeaiora license wg. Large cut in flank. Phone 2271. 131 v a. ley v icw ivo. newmu- WILL PAY cash for model A Ford, Phone 5182 TRACTOR WORK Plowing, discing and hay chopping, rnone mayo ai FOR SALE Salway peaches, Delicious apples, uoioen urueys ana apusen- oergs; eiso ouier iruiis ana vckc tables. Stancllffe Fruit Stand, 3'b miles south of Medford on Highway CAAA ne acre- 8ood Irrigated OUUUU land, modern house, oase- ment, furnace, hardwood floors, fireplace, beautifully located, close to city limits. Also SEVERAL new houses In city with easy terms, two or three bedrooms. I. E. Schuler. 225 West 6th. Dial 3563 WANTl3 By permanent resident z-oearoom nouse, near junior ragn. fnono sMi FOR SALE Electric Victrola, cabinet model with 150 records. S45 or will trade for small electric record play- er. sua oummiii or pnone ooj. FOR SALE Registered HereforoTfjuiT. 3 years old, tine individual. Homer a. conger, r jj jo. 1, central point, rnone 139, WANTED To buy 1937 or laler model rora, cnevroiet or uihck. Ph. 5183. NOTICE No hunting or trespassing on our property along Bear Creek, one mile north of Central Point. A. T. Lathrop, K. E. Lathrop, War ren r-auerson. TRUCKS am ton 10 roirr-nvi tons nU APPARATUS HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Rivenide Dial 4980 Yep, They're Back Again . . ff THE DEAD END KIDS maraaC Their Scrappiest, i nnTTTrt Happiest Hit Yet! Hffro "BLOCK V BUSTERS" '4 DAYS! : ;.- iff',, I I DIAL HI ,L'J100. DOORS OPEN 1:45 FOR 8 ALE 13 gauge Winchester vv.y-iv shot gun. Call after 7 p. m., 4 ) .' i.dwrfrd. TOMATOE3, nice large ones, 2c, you 6lck. PRUNES. 2ic. you pick E Ford, 2 miles west on J ville highway. Box 120. WANTED Ona circulating oil heater. rnone Tia FOR SALE One electric stove, one refrigerator. Phone4719. F6R SALE Steamer trunk, garden tools, dishes, miscellaneous. X to 4 Thursday only. 33 cottage, FOR SALE 1028 Bulck sedan. Good running condition, cheap. See Dona hue at Rogue Valley Transit, or Dhone 5801 evenings. FOR SALE Two 110 hp. Hercules motors, com n late with transmission and radiators. One run 200 miles since completely overhauled. Would malce excellent stationary engines. See Donahue at Rogue Valley Tran- sit, or phone 5801 evenings. COMPLETE line of stove pipe. Stamp er and Goff Bros., 225 W. Main. WANTED To rent modern unfurnish ed 4 or 5 -room house with ganige. or strictly modern furnished apart ment, close in, adults only, refer -ences. Phone 2231. Room 302. FOR SALE Concord grapes. W. C. , Schmidt, 1 mile south airport on Bid die Road FOR SALE Fat hens. 3Se lb. dressed and dftUvercd.Phone 6443- FOR SALE Fat Hereford vealers, 3 to 8 months, 10c pound. Can be butch ered here. Five-gallon Short Horn cow, gentle, milking now, coming fresh, t50. Holstein cow, $43. Phone 6443 F"OR SALE Baby Grand piano. 13 tiien uaK court BA R BER SHOP JarKsonviue Will open Triday and Saturday, Oct. 13 and 14. Hours 9 a. m. to 7 p. m Starting week of Oct. 16 will open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. H " A. DuBuque FOR RENT House, 2 miles from town, to reliable couple, $20 pef month. Phone 6317. NEED LOAN, trailer for security. Write Tribune Box 2787. WANTED 4 or 5 -room furnished house by permanent residents Write Box 1078 Mail Tribune. FOR SALE Rabbit alfalfa hay, 3rd cutting. Faber s. 34 5. Riverside. FOR SALE Lee's Germuzone and Lonax for chickens and turkeys. racer s, a s. tuversiae, BICYCLE BASKETS AH metal, pre war qusmy. aims pros. FOR SALE Fisher's Egg Producer. Faber,s. 34 S. Rlverntde Ph. 4449 Galvanized mop pan, complete line of spring mops. Stamper and Goff. 225 W. Main. DO YOtf ENJOY real home made chili and soup? You can get it at the Canteen, and don't forget our home made pies. Thev are swell. The Canteen. 414 E. Main, next door to Roxy Theater. BlWCLE SEATS lees than cellfn price.Sims Bros. LAUNDRY TRAYS, toilets, etc, pipe and fittings. Stamper and Goff Bros . 225 W. Main. BICYCLE TV BE S We have a few used 2d" balloon tubes. Come In and pick out what you need. Sims Bros . RUMMAGE SALE Oct. 13, 14 and 15. Mnsonlc Bldg., corner of Main and Holly streets. Sponsored by Missionary Society First Christian Church. Bring donations Wednes da y afternoon. RUBBER BICYCLE PEDALS Just ar rived Sims Bros. FOR SALE One imitation leather couch, new springs: new green for mal, size ltf. slip included; also guitar. Ph. 5956. 528 S. Central. FOR SALE ALFALFA 3rd cutting. By bnle. ton or load, let us quote yoii, F. E SAMSON CO. BICYCLE TIRES All popular maXes. Guaranteed quality. Sims Bros. CADIES cloth and fur coats re-lined'; ladies suits re-tailored Expert work, reasonable prices. Mrs. Gould, 108 Washington. USE BEST QUALITY red fir sawdust from Fabcr's. Immediate delivery. 34 S Rivers id e. Phone 4449. BICYCLE TIRES Sims Bros. 23 N nr. WANTE l" Grain grinding. If you are too busy to haul, we will haul, grind and return your grain at ' moderate coat. F. E. SAMSON CO. WANTED Woman to work in res taurant, best of wages, short hours. Apply at once. Biurydale Restau rant. 1512 N. Riverside. 26" BICYCLE TUBES' Good used balloon tubes, supply limited. Sim ores SEPLACE your broken window glass New glass Installed white vou wait k MEDFORD MILLWORK CO The Glass House, Phone 4112 10th and Grape. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds of beauty service. Permanents a sp ec ia Ity. Ph. 2 H4. 1 20 N. Cen tra I . RUBBER BICYCLE PEDALS First shipment in mora than 2 years. Sims tiros. Wdntdr Oct. 11, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE lEVEst! CASH IN A FLA SB FOR VOUR CAR Ksve Time, Cash and Gas. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. 6th and BartletL No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING If vou want your peach leaves sprayed for curl leaf phone 65 til after 6 p. ro. Wl throw. ATTENTION PLEASE) Wanted: Late model used can. Highest cash prices paid. Large stock Duvton-McClarea tires. Bring in your certificates. Still have a few good used cars. Look them over oetore you buy. Get ready for winter now. We have batteries, foglighu, heater hose. A. Z. TUBBY" DEAN, Your Pontiao Dealer. 6th and Grape. Dial 2943. Mcdford. Ore. Buy War Bonds. BICYCLE PEDALS 30c each. Sims B r os . WANTED Woman to help with housework 3 or 3 days a week, good wages, strictly modem home. Trib une Box 892. FOR BALE-F-We always have fvsr later model used cars on hand. 9e us before you buy. Crater Lake) Motors. "AGATES" polished and mounted. Have your agates made up for gifts. Orders must be in before Nov. L Kan to s Agate Shop, 423 c. rBTQDIHTUPUTS Iwayt do this for CHEST COLDS! To Promptly ReWava Coughing . Sort Throat lot Aching Moialtt Wtanaver tha Qulntnpletn catch aoI4J their chesu, thraataandbackaaraniobaQj wkb Muatarole. Powerfully aoothinav-. Musterola cot only promptly ralievn coughs, aora throat, achlnz obaat muacla duo to colds but also helpa irao f eonontioH la upper bronchial tract, noa andthroaUlVoniruJipo!c-iM4p,to In Strengths XC. TRACTOR, model K 6., 48 horsepower, with dozer b'ade, die- i sel motor In good condition Phone i 2748. 0 a. m. to ft p. m., for ap- I pointment. , For used PIANOS and ACCORDIONS, i all sizes at reasonable prices, call I Purucker's at 4105. BICYCLE TUBES We now have some second hand 26" balloon tubes. Sims Bros. ; WANTED Late mode) used care Highest prices paid for good, clean automobiles. Crater Lake Motors. Gas on Stomach RtlttfvsJ i MtnWMM bll tmt sMaoy kxti Wbcn ww utKl ajcld eatiM (itoful. uff.vt tn tour itom.- tuid tw tit urn. ttoctari uiuillr FTmoiIM Ihs fisLMt arllnf tJtdni knntm for umi (on.ilo ffllef onKlii ln ilk Uiow In Itall-ant TtMrts. No Uitlt Btll mi btln.i romfewt In llffy oi mum boiU W ui foe doubU moncz toes. tfto. URGENTLY HEEDED FOR CANNERY WORK MEN and WOMEN are urgently needed to help Medford's own cannery prepara FOOD for VIC TORY. The ARMED FORCES receive 78 of our pack. Pear canning now underway. DAY SHIFT ONLY. Apply at one at ROGUE RIVER PACKING CORP. 13 So. Front Phone 3S82 1 T0DAY-4 DAYS '.lilt w.... ' 1 l'rllu r ' va s irw Qkw' UD iW " p a smile on their lips and revenge in their hearts : . . as the Navy's flyin'est fighters wing their way to the greatest thrill ever brought to the screen ! ! if ..- T- if sf mv m w m ma- mm ' 1 DON AMECHE . DANA ANDREWS Chas. BICKFORD Sir Cedric HARDWICKE WILLIAM EYTHE-KEVIN 0'SHEA-RICHARD JAECKEL ADDED TREVT Walt Dltnar's "CONTRARY CONDOR" Litest Newt Events MATINEES Dally ' at 1:45 Always tha L' EVENINGS Daily 8:43 -8;00 BIGGEST Film Hital l&iauiaia sat wt a .aim iay a tMuM