Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 01, 1944, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and of Gold Hill will sponsor a dance at the Odd Fellow's Hall there Saturday evening, Novem ber 4. - , Fined Lona Bergman was lined $2.50 in city court today for double parking. Ray Singer was iir.pd $$1.00, October SO, for ridins with two people on a bicycle. Minor Collision Ray E. Smith, Central Point, and Charles S. Wright, Route 4, drove passenger cars involved in a minor accident on Front street Tusday, according to a report on file. e Radio Stolen Z. H. McNabb, 5264 West 10th street, reported to city police that a Philco car radio and cigarette lighter were stolen from his car last night, while it was parked at Henry's Drive-In, on North Riverside avenue. . . Purse Stolen Mrs. Sareyka, Route 4, reported to city police that her brown alligator -purse was taken yesterday when she left ;t lying on the porch of 634 Pen-isylvania street. The purse contained $15 in currency and ration books. Resumes Studies Dick Al ford will leave Thursday night for Carroll College, Helena, Mont., where he will resume his studies in the Navy V-12 course. He has been visiting a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Alford, 517 West 10th. . On Leave Seaman Elmer Bashaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Ba?haw of Rt. 1, left Med ford recently after spending a short leave with bis parents. Bashaw graduated from Med ford High school and attended the Universil,- of Oregon before entering the service. On Leave Seaman Jack Cate, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Cate, formerly of Jacksonville Star Rt., arrived in Medford re cently to visit friends. His par ents have moved to Tucson, Ariz. Cate attended Medford High school before entering the service. ' On Furlough SSgt. Alvin L. Tilton from Camp Berkeley, Tex., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ethel Tilton, 225 Talent court. Ha will leave in a few days for his camp where he will be as signed for overseas duty. S'Sgt. Tilton is attached to the 72nd medical training batallion. In England Lt. John Sauls berry arrived in England Oct. 21, according to Information re ceived by his mother, Mrs. Lulu Saulsberry, Jacksonville. Lt. Saulsberry is a bombardier in the army air corps. . The officer received his final training at Lincoln, Neb., and Rapid City, S. D, Lieutenant Hera Second Lt. Cloyd Porter is in the county to visit mi parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cummings of Jack sonville. Lt. Porter, formerly stationed at Thunderblrd Field, Ariz., as an instructor has now been transferred to Roswell, N. W., where he will train as pilot of B-17s. Lt. Porter was employed at the Mail Tribune before going into the air corps. To Discuss. Dam Eagle Point area residents were reminded to day that F. C. Hart, engineer of the bureau of reclamation, will discuss the proposed dam on the upper Rogue River at a meeting to be held in Eagle Point Friday, Nov. 3, at 2 p. m. at the Grange hall. The meeting, open to any one interested, was called hi tha board of directors of the Eagle Point Irrigation district In order mat everyone in the area might be informed on the facts of the bureau of reclamation survey. Gas on Stomach Rftlia? d n I minaiM m doable rf omm? b4 1t4n or HQatott tcld uum pttofuj. uffoet trig (it, tour itornvb and heartburn, fatten -iiuillr rrrscntM the fiswst acting mdletnea known for rnrunitle relief merilclnw like those tn BU-ani Tablets. No laiaHt Sell mi brlnat cwnfnrt IB OSf at ntun botUa to.w let double bum back. ata. WsSfV ... I V" ' "V r :;; ."'-"N ( f e s--P II e.4 7Cs -A PERSONAL CALENDAR - Wednesday 6:30 p. m. United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary, armory for dinner followed by meetings at 8 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Job s Daughters. Masonic temple, for formal in itiation and official visit of Mrs. Edna B. Stanley, grand guardian. 7:30 p. m. Annual carnival at Junior High school. Thursday . 9:30 a. m. Medford Garden club, laboratory on dish gardens at Girls' Community club fol lowed by regular meeting in afternoon. 10:30 a. m. Wenonah club. home of Mrs. P. M. Aldredge, 1016 Court ftreet Covered dish luncheon at noon. Bring table service and sewing kits. 1:00 p. m. Medford city coun cil of Parent-Teacher associa tions, home of Mrs. S. S. Mor gan, 212 South Orange street, dessert luncheon. 1:30 p. m. Study group, Women's Society of Christian Service of Methodist church on "Indians in American Life." at the home of Mrs. C. A. Meeker, 724 East Jackson boulevard, for dessert luncheon, Mrs. Clarence Pankey, assistant hostess. 1:30 p. m. Pythian Sisters, Past Chiefs club, luncheon at home of Mrs. Sim Bateman, 657 South Holly street. Z:00 p.- m. women's Relief corps, armory club rooms. Plans for participation in the Arml stice Day parade will be made. .7:30 p. m. Royal Neighbors of America, K. of P. hall. 8:00 p. m. Election school, Jackson County League of Wom en Voters, Riverside USO audi torium. AU measures on general election ballot will be discussed pro and con. Any voter wel come. Friday 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers' club, home of Mrs. Gladys Ram min, 831 West Twelfth street. 2:00 p. m. Nevita Social club, home of Mrs. Wallace Jewett, corner West Tenth and South Orange streets, Medford, Nelahbors To Meet Pinna for Homecoming Day will be made at the meetlno of the Tt riv al Neighbors of America to be new tomorrow evening in the K. of P. hall at 8 p. m. A large attendance Is urged. a e Club To Meet Nevita Social club will meet at the home of Mrs. Wallace Jewett, corner of West Tenth anrl Smith nno. streets, Medford, Friday of this ween at t o ciock. a wees later, Nov. 10, the club will meet at the home of Mm. Ethel Free. man, Central Point, at 2 p. m. Dinner Planned An tnfnn. mal dinner for senior Girl SCOUtS Will be held Frirlnv eve. nine of this week at the niri.' Community club. Reservations zor the affair are to be in by tomorrow afternoon, those in charge announce, and msv Vie phoned to the Scout House, osiz. All senior Girl Scouts are cordially invited to attend. Former Broadway . Idol Dies At Home Pelham Manor, N. Y., Nov. 1 (U.R) Funeral services for Henrietta Crosman, 79, whose name illuminated broadway theater marquees at the turn of the centurv. will be held Thnns. day, it was announced today. miss crosman, who last play ed on broadway in 1929 and re tired in 1936, died yesterday at her home. Dae Mail Tribune Want Ada. HEALTH TO YOUI Correct Keeftil, Colon Ailment Hemorrhoids (Piles). Fis sure, Fistula, Kerala (Rup ture) 'dsitrov hsaltb-powsr io ara-aoiiiiy 10 enjoy Ills. Our nothod oi treatment Without boseltal enorallon successfully employed lor m yoars. uoerai CToait terms. Call lor examination e send let TREE booklet. Open t renMot, Mon., Wed"., ftl, 7 K SiM Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC rVyslila and Syr fan t. Cor. E. Burnside and Grand Ave. ToUphonotast 39H. Portland 14, Oregon TOHITE DREAMLAND MODERN MELODIES RAY'S MUSIC Popular Prices! Livestock South 8u Francisco, Nov. 1-.-1J p) (USDA) Cattle. SS0. Steady. We dlum to good slauaiiter eteer ab sent, quoted S13413-50: about hun dred neen nensrs to leea-ioi. uooa cows salable, .11411.33. few loads common to medium range cows, ,9. 10.25. cutters largely 7S "abaUy" carmen. $4 3440 draggy. Calvee. none. Nominal. Hogs, 900. Unevenly steady to MS) 50e lower, adjustments on weights, good and choice SOO-240-lb. barrows and gilts. SIS, 240-270-lb.. $14.75. taw 270-300.1b.. S14.S0-, good sows, 413.80. around 83o lower. Sheep. 600. Undertone steady; ehotce woolad lambs scarce, medium to good No. 1 pelt, gl J 3 13.70; good wea, 5 JO down. iwihwibi urn-, nov. I U f ilAVW- atock: Cattle, 400: calvee. 100; market active, steady: common to medium steers heifers. S8.90911: can- Mr and cutter cows, S4 50SS; fat dairy type, cows. 78: medium beef cows. S8.S0 10; common - medium " f(co.ou, grass, caives weaa, choice vealera scarce; aalable, 184 Hogs. 400; market not fully eetab. wuj tain around .o cents !S.,J'.rA.m?,t Mi off more: few choice aoo-330 l;.. sijjj, moat bid SIS r'Vt ' gooa bows. steady; choice grades. $1414.33. Sheep. 300; no early aalea. demand good; fat wooled lambs quotable up tn 119 ,A . - J ' " wiiiiiun arauee around bv; good ewes arourd $3.50. uSes'ScE' Nov- -WP)-(WTA)- .J&K- A-8": fc""t oo! and choice 180-300 lbs., S133S13.83, top. $130 sows mostly $13.40. . fmttlm in Ann, , a .... r-.,i. v.uw, wivi,, i,uw; cnoice fed steers and yearlings top $18.35, some held higher: bulk, $14.3017.7J; .. iiu iiicuium HTaaes. bio-7Ub If i t"5 'ed heifers, S1517; vealera. J55 down; atock cattle mostly $u . . -in uuwMiiuuii western yearllnca to S14. oneep. a,oao; rather slow; few scat iTmoVuf'AS ,Uugh,w Portland Produce prc5u1i"m?e0,T- W)-Whol. ,?.ggfTTi retolJ: AA ertra large. small (pulleta), 38c dozen. oeiung price to retallere: Drassed hens andloma, 43'4e lb. k. "r-'v government celling btrylng Price; hens and toms for gov. li'pTSSSr0' 1',oc,, " Celery Oregon, $233 25 crate. Potatoes Desehutes No. 1. $SSO' Taklme. $3.30; Klamath Falls. "sSo per cental; Wo. 3, $1.25 per 50.1b. bag. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Nov. t CUP) Wheat: Me. $.84 A A ,lt6l2U May J.8914 l.S95 'lnX Us July 1.471, 1.471,5 1.43(5 145(1 Sept- 1.48 1.454 IM ' 1.4 S. F. DAIBV SDTrri San Francisco, Nov. 1 (U.R) "airy marxei: Butter: 93 score 43c, 92 score 42i4e, 90 score 42Mc, 89 score il3ic. Cheese: wholesale prices, loaf 27.9; triplets 27.2. Eggs: large grade A 8SV4 56V4cj medium grade A 50V4 51V.CJ small grade A 27V.-28V4c; large grade B 39V..40V.O. .. Wall Street New York, Nov. 1 u,R) Aircraft shares led stocks high er today and most of the group registered new highs for the year. Trading Increased over the previous seaaion entirely Cause of the antlvlfv l k. ai j ... ..ij m crafts which made up about 19 per ceni or au tne business done on the exchange. Demand tor the group wag continuation of yesterday's rise was sei m motion when Prima Minister Churchill said the war in Europe could last until Easter. That also helped Jii;ifttomi IfJl Wbal Thrills! Rough, Tough, Bruising Action smacks home this dynamic story of a Man r-' fa"llllll I I ' I 111 Crashing Tlits ... Thun- 1111 ' d,rln' Hoofs s . In Halr-ralslng saga of the rftTCfffil I Burnefte - Carson II! IJ ,LLEN HAU JL HITS! CmtS' ether war stocks, Including (he Steels and Rails. . Today's closing price on se lected stocks. American Tel, & Teleg.J64 Anaconda , Chrysler ... Curtlss Wright General Electric General Motors , Montgomery Vard Penn. K. R Fl'illlipa Petroleum J. C. Pei;ney.....m Radio .. Southern Paclflo Standard Oil of California S64 Texas Gulf Sulphur. 34T4 Transamerica 9H Vnlted Aircraft 31 U. S. Rubber ; 48H U. S. Steel .. . 3814 BUILDING PERMITS IN SEPTEMBER $11,975 Cost of Improvements for Med ford business houses and resi dences for the month of October totaled approximately $11,975 according to permit figures on file in the office of the city clerk. This is considerably more than the September figures, when permit figures totaled but ?0,7B8. E. A. Littrell made applica tion today for a permit to make an addition to his business estab lishment at 317 East Sixth street BIRTHS LONG To Mr. and Mrs. Eddy I- 801 E. Main, Oct. 31, 1944. boy, 8V4 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. . LOGAN To Mr. and Mrs. G. Bernard, Rogue River, Oct. 30, 1944, a girl, nine pounds, at Sa cred Heart hospital. Too Late to Classify F6r A tER56frAl 6tt JWTfl LOAN THE OREGON FINANCE CO. efl South Central A Pioneer Firm WANTED Choker setter or man will lns to learn choker setting. See Marvin Waldon, Central Point Tale- pnone on ice, FOR SALE 1 daveno, nearly new: 3 overstuffed chairs, 1 living rm. taoie, e.pc. living rm. set. lire, itbji style; 1 breakfast set, 1 Estate wood IWItO HIU, bull., . .... electric range, 1 M. Ward electtio refrigerator. Call at 33 S. Barne- purg roaq. FOR SALE 3 -burner Perfection oil stove witn oven, au in good snape. rtiso ao.io. ice pox, no ceaar St rtir'ttT.4TTwra' wAiSrt uviiUSViiB S4905 UP. STAMPER tc OOFI BHOTHEH3 HARDWARE, S3S W. K.AWI' It,, WjtIJ HIS1I 420 ACRES, SO cultivated, 3S III poai., Mais ruini irriga tion, fenced with woven wire, 6V uw. uuura, civuiriu wawr pressure system, family orchard, two barns, cement milk house. Price Including SO head of cattle, S14.000. 4 ACRES creek bottom land, free irrigation, 8-room plastered house. .... viiiin,, ivuiiuaiioii, ciry water A desirable place to live. 00. S-ROOM house with bath, nice lot well located, shade; Including some .L. J 4. PICKELti is . Bartlatt. Medford TODAY 4 DAYS 9714 4 . 39 92 3on 44 ..106'4 10H 31 TLVIR wrist watch far eele, good FOR SALE Gentle saddle horse end two tons hay. 333 Mae ti. after tunamun. moni .tfoy p. m. qn SAlB Philco car radio. 6. SIS fQR SALE House at 71S tedar el. mmm m. aner o p. m. mmisnea or uruurntsneg. rn. esao. wood ransa wltb coila; Want woman to crt for 3 children. coeap. iw w. uaenson. room, doatq uia wtfei, rnont ow t"OR your buUdlnc'sn J' repairs, brop vaiu rvi. m, xxjx o jiv ar cau for i Lumber Co., Fred Powera, carpen- WANTED to buy a 3-bedroom homa u inq ummcr. w ei wtiroonu ana sieepiric porcn with fireplace. Mu at not bo In iwiw. rnona pots. H. E. C. LADIES oi GrMlW Creek R range will hold a fancywork and ome-cooked food sale at Cuppa Furniture Exchange. Saturday, Nov. V5TER8. NOTICE Make the R. P. . cornar aixm ana r it. nan on atn ana urape su. your headquarters on election day-, by courtesy of the Townsend clubs of Medford. If you have no means of transportation, due to age or dis tance to polls, we will make the way possible if you will contact us by card with directions to reach you, or phone the hall between 9 a. m. ana 6 p. m. on that day. Light lunch can be had all day at reason- tttME 'and enjoy' the evening at the oia tmm, oauio niwiuns party m oriiiin Creek grange hall. Nov. 4. Grangers ana iricnas invnea. GOOD weather for home-mado"cht!l ana soup. The canteen, 414 . Main. nt sirvor in Rmv thmimrf WANTED Stenographer and office gin. Teiepnone 4800. FOR SALE 'Man's navy blue suit. mizm f, DTiaga uunp, arapea. isu 5r. BRAY will adhere to office hours w ginning today, allowing mora tOR RENT Apartment," 3 bedrooms; Him i or nouia cans, ibq amaji. moaern nouse. m w. pin. fURNITURE STORAGE Complete. muutun BfHviuti. opcciai loCKers. tn. 3888. Davis Transfer & Storage Co.. PRUNING SAWS AND MiSCEtLAN- PKUNING EQUIPMENT STAMPER & OOFr BROTHERS nftituiVftBE, aaa w. maun. PACKING, crating and shipping. Com- bvjc. iviur rarisier ot am age, Ph. 4664, 38 S. Fir at For SALE GvDsum. Car to arriva In day or two. Monarch Seed & Feed vume in ena nee inem 1039 Pontiao Sedan. , 19SS Pontlae Sedan. 193S Plj-mouth Sedan. 1935 Plymouth Sedan. 1936 Nash Sedan. 1938 Studebaker Sedan. 1939 Model A Roadster. t ."Fi'iJ' iMyiuniuci.iavBn -Ply Tires-Bring in Your Certificate. uuua.vear laatieriea Fog L.uea Anti-freeze Heater Hose . Get Beady for Winter Now A. Z. '"Tubby" DEAN Mi rwiusu nearer ' Rich field Station. 1 Dial 3943. Sth and Grape. Bu War Bonds, LOST Will Dartv nle.se t-Mtiirn h.nrf. nag uken at 034 Pennsylvania, or send card to Emma or Joe Serevka, Bt. a, Box 303. Need keya, ration GIRL wanied at Roxy Ann coniectloni wwa wig money. KCWSra. wwiwr OieaQy position. LOST October 23. string of silver peaas. neward. Fhone 4668 or write Mrs, r. C. Kenly, Medford, Box 407. WANTED Wagon In good condition. equipped with rubber tires size 360 J16 or larger. Telephone 8853 after v u. in iALai SuInh.tM nf mmmnnl. Car. to arrive in November. Ask for price. Monarch Seed 4 Feed Co. YOU may not be a but you'll HOWL twrybody'i hgmmlni thtea Hit Fend Hum-Dlngtn "Janle" ind .KetaYourPowfJlf Orf ""JOYCE REYNOLDS ROBERT HUTTON EDWARD ARNOLD ANN HARDING ROBERT BENCHLEY ALAN HALE - p WANTED Girls and eromm for ftfe. box and basket packing and miscel laneous work. Apply In person. Bear Creek Orchards, S. PacUlo lilahway. Phone 3161. WANTED Small-wood circulating heater, roller skates, prewar tricycle and wagon for child 4 years. Must be reasonable. Phone 6690. fOR SALE Gr iron, olpheater and kerosene brooder. Rt 4, Box 415-C, Barnatt road. FOR SALE WE HAVE several excellent stock ranches that are priced reasonable: also several small ranches from 10 to 30 acres. In our Judgment these properties are not Inflated to the Eolnt where It would be unsefe to uy. Come In and talk lt over and we will show you Bny of these properties that you think might in terest you. BEN R. COOPER, Broker CHAS. BLAESS. RalMm... 333 N. Riverside. Phone ?33T TOR SALE Bed, 9 electric heaters. davenport set, rocker, lawnmower, . Kitchen table, commode, music rack. LOST Gold pin, horsehead design in center. Please phone 4065. WANTED Chirnnoy cleaning, fhone J-nl ww... uirq cages, dig a. ivy. tOH SALE Chrysanthemum plants. Sea beautiful display of flowers at our store. Booking orders now lor spring delivery. Monarch Seed & i ecu VU. WANTED Girl's Junior fclcycl e;"also large-sue tricycle. Call 3013. "OR RENT 2-room apartment with shower and toilet; ias and wood NEW SHIPMENT of florid grapei fruit. Oakdale Grocery. iBingqaiw, juj f., JlOUy. JANITOR WANTED rtill time Job for an experienced Janitor. Permanent to right man at good wages. Address Box 4334, care ..mwup mr interview. TOR SALE 3rd cutting alfalia Tia'y. rmvvi . o. o. niversiqa. fnone 4449. I9fiflft c"h- '-b'droom house, ga 0CQJJ rage, laundry trays, , shrubs. oU heater, alectrlo refrigerator, fully furnished with . good furniture. Located on Alice St Victor C. Bother. Brophy Bldg. SEW SHIPMENT of Florida grap. fruit. Oakdale Grocery. TOR SALE Fisher's egg grain scratch. Phone 4449. Pnhffr'a .14 A 'ANTED Woman or girl for house, work and care of children. No laun- j . . . ' la wvjs, room and board. Lota of privacy and llb- TOR SALE Orlho Kleenuo. a winter spray lor curly leal, scale, blight on peaches. Kaber',, 34 8. Rlvaralda. ton SALt rertlilrors are scare.. able, now. Monarch Seed At Feed Co" The Grace Circle of the Wesbytef lan church will hold a rummage aale In the Maaonlo buUdlng, November 3 and 4. 4 BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER LODGE IS NOW OPEN Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing , On Crater Lake Highway N.ar Trail Telephone Trail 1404 I ' ' ' ' 11- - U1L S1IS1SB1BB1 I I ' : ,ae. - . . V mmma 11 bbsbsbbsbb..sbbbbv rasBT SP SU .BBsaKpasBsFssaasBj u (.. as T W . VM t M'tTs WdiigJir, Wot. I, 1144 MTDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN NEW SHIPMENT of Florida grane- it 14)1. vanui umvwjii WANTED Woman to wash dishes. uerryaaie resuurant. isia N. River side. Best of wages. No night or Sunday work. A, C TRACTOR, model K O.. 4ft norsepowar. with dozer b'ade, dle sel mo tor In good condition. Phone 3748, 0 a. m. to I p. ou, (or ap- ''AGATE'S1 polished and mounted Have your agates made up for glita Order, must be in before Nov 1 Santo'a Aaata Shoo. 423 R Main FOTl SALE Dodge nfTton long v. i in, u. uum, ,uina race: Doay, 900-30 tirea' rear. like, new: aood mechanical condition. Will lake aome stock In trade. See at L. c 1 Taylor Co., 113 s. Riverside. Phone 3963. FOR SALS On. of Medford'. best Fieylng cafes. Well established, good ocatlon. low rent, well equipped Over 30 yeara in Medford In same t ocatlon. Not Just a man and wife lusinesa but . real restaurant and a money meker. Writ. Tribune Box USD for detail. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Gaa. Call Automobl',. Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 39 19. th and Bertlert. No 34 Tape Whan Vou Sell ADAH S I EAUTY SALON All kl d of beauty service. Permanent0 a specialty. Ph 3664 130 N Central iTEW rm SAWDUST for ' burners Medford Fuel Co., Tel. sill. BABY'S COLDS Believe misery direct -without "doaEit" MB0NVISJ$8 TRUCKS I to rOaTT-mn toms, nu aajutu HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Rlverilde Dtal 4980 WOLF ROUGH BLOX TTR SLABS Mil doubhoadJS A green, Med. Fuel TOR SAUEWe always nave . "few later model used cars on hand See) i us before you buy. Crater Lax Motors WANTED 16 btjV feeder lambs. V. J- Phi llppl. Hotel Grand. Medford. WANTED - Lata model uaad car.. Highest prices paid for good, eleaa utomobllea. Crater Lake Motora. WANTED AT ONCE Girl for itenographer ana! general office wotk. Pleas ant working conditions. CALIFORNIA PACIFIC ' UTILITIES CO. PHONE 4800 asxaxmMJiii Might. Only Weekdays . Poors Open 6;4S TODAY and THURSDAY DAYS Latest NEWS and Shorts ,r ' " Tom Conway JTalcon and the Coeds" s SHOWS AT 1:45 6:4S 9:00 ha 1 1 i I IN l II If n II II I