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LOCAL and Fined Charles Robinson was fined $5.00 in city court today for failure to stop bis car at a stop sign. To Breakfast Members of the Veterans of Foreign' Wart will have breakfast the morning of Armistice day at the Jackson hotel instead of the Holland Ho--tel as was announced yesterday. Ia Hospital Mrs. J. G. Mc Mannara, former resident here, is in Sea Side hospital, Long Beach, Calif,, with a broken hip according to information receiv ed from Mrs. C. J. Seymour of Lotfg Beach. I . Minor Accident R. L. Atte man, Rt. 2, and Sgt. H B. Ward, of Camp White, drove vehicles involved in a slight collision, yesterday, on East Main street and Riverside, according to a re port on file. To March Members of the Navy Mothers' club will par ticipate in the annual Armistice day parade Saturday and are asked to meet on South Ivy street between the Library and the park at 10:30 a. m, Flue ..Fires The chemical truck was called out to two flue fires yesterday. At 7:15 a. m. it was called to the home of street, and at 10:17 a. m., to the home of G. O. Humphrey, 825 East Jackson street. Little dam- age was done ' to either rest dence, firemen said. 2 MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITS I Shows Start 1:45 - 6:45 9:30 COMING SUNDAYI PLUS A FULL HOUSE OF ILARIOUS rum JL Hurry! Ends Sat. Nltel nh not canov ALSO JOHIW W BROWN ICTURE KQyTOR FORGET! V-- K. T. STEVENS Wtm ESMONO.MADY CHRISTIANS Peter Van EYCK-HoffisMRNOVSKy bixxy otunrr T BHSMTROWJUU s A 1 Hull BOSENBLOOM b 4 I . imn lano V3f rt?DW While We Pay Tribute TO THE HEROES OF THIS WAR Let Ds Hot Forget THE SACRIFICES OF THE BOYS OF THE LASrWAR IN THEIR HONOR - THE EAST SIDE MARKET OF MEDFORD Will Close Saturday - Armistice Day PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 7:30 p. m. Lady Lions, des sert at home of Mrs. L. C. Coyle, 708 Prfrk averue. B:00 p. m. Past Noble Grands' club, Girls' -Community club, business and social meet ing. 8:00 p. m. Graduate Nurses' association, District Four, busi ness and social meeting at the home of M. Ernest Hemphill, BUd ast Jackson boulevard. Friday 1:00 p. m. Friday Luncheon club, home of Mrs. Maude Rice, 713 West Eleventh street. Bring service only. 1:30 p. m, Study group, Women's Society of Christian Service, Methodist church, home of Mrs. Albert Franch, 611 South Ivy street, dessert lunch followed by study sessions. ' 2:00 p. m. Women's Mission ary society of Presbyterian church at church to hear the Rev. Samuel Cassella, returned missionary. Saturdar 12 noon Covered dish dinner for Pocahontas and Redmen members and families at Red' men hall, Apple street, follow ing Armistice Day parade. 12:15 p. m. American Legion auxiliary, luncheon at Holland Hotel. 2:00 p. m. Brief meeting of Zuleima Temple, Daughters of the Nile, in- Ashland Masonic hall. 2:30 p. m. College Women's club of the Rogue River valley, Girls'. Community club. On Furlough Harvey Row den, Seaman 1c, is in Medford on a four-day furlough. Seaman Rowden Is an armed guard on a merchant ship, and is now sta tioned at Treasure Island. He has had three months duty in the South Pacific. - House Guests Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Powers of Monmouth, Ore., arrived in Medford, yes terday, to visit Mrs. Power's sis ter, Mrs. Lulu Sunderman, of 611 North Fir street. The Pow ers plan to be in Medford for about ten days. - ' , Roosevelt P.-T. A. The Roose velt school P.-T. A. will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 in room 11. This is "Back to School" week and mothers may, visit classes from 1:30 to 2:30. The mothers of the children in Mrs. Fliegel's room are entertaining. Breaks Arm Ber'; Rostel, Jr., son of Kgr. and Mrs. Bert Rostel of Medford. and a carrier for the Mail Tribune, broke his right arm In two places, yesterday, playing football at school. Nor man Deming and uean uover stone will substitute for Rostel on his delivery route. Born Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Root of Alturas, Calif., are the parents of daughter born Nov. 5. The infant has been named Marjorle Ann. Mrs. Root is the former Wilma Caldwell, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walker Cald well of Phoenix and Mr. Root's father resides at Central Point. Promoted Carlton M. Bis mark, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Blsmark, 17 Glen Oak Court, has. been promoted to yeoman third class according to infor mation received by his parents Bismar:k, graduate of the mid year 1944 class of Medford high school, enlisted in the navy in January and is now stationed at Pearl Harbor. " ' Promoted John F. Dallalre, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Dal lalre of Medford, has been pro moted from first sergeant to second lieutenant, according to word received here. He Is now stationed overseas. Lt. Dallalre wears three campaign ribbons, a bronze battle star and one over seas bar. He was employed as teller at First National Bank be fore his induction April 9, 1942. Filet ..Hellcats Word has been received that Lt. Vern Kel lenbeck of Medford is now fly ing FGF Hellcats from a car rier in the Atlantic. Lt. Kellen beck graduated from Medford high school and attended South ern Oregon College of Educa tion before entering the service. . Promoted Clifford Cnve, son of Joe Cave, 129 South Holly street, has been promoted to sergeant, according to word re ceived by his father, recently. Sgt. Cave graduated from Med ford high school and has been in the service for two years. He is now stationed at Texarkana, Texas. I AS OPERATORS BY Authority has ben received by the civil airways aeronautical airway communication station here to recruit a class of 35 communicator trainees, grade CAF-4, for assignment to 7th region stations, which comprises Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana. Salary will start at $1,800 per year. This class will be trained at Seattle center con vening November 20 or within a week thereafter. In order to qualify, an appli cant must be able to type 30 words per minute, be between 18 and 39 years of age, have two years' college education or aero nautical or communications ex perience. Either sex will be ac cepted, but. not husband and wife teams. Trainees will receive six weeks' training . at the center, then will be assigned to field stations for on-the-job training at CAF-5, $2,000 per year. Later re-assignment to a training cen ter for additional training will be made if required. War vet erans' will be given preference. For further Information con tact I. G. Parish, civil aero nautics airway communication station at Medford air base, tele phone 2933. SON'S BALLOT IN ABSENTEE LIST While Mrs. Paul Hanlin served on the election bo-ard Tuesday in her precinct, Queen Anne, she had the pleasure of counting the ballot of her son, Robert Hanlin, storekeeper first class in the navy, whose vote was one of three absentee bal lots received in that precinct from men in service overseas: As Mrs. Hanlin, serving as judge for the board, prepared to open the absentee ballots she recognized the handwriting of her son and called attention of the election board chairman, F. E. Redden, and others on the board, to the unusual occurence. This was the young man's first ballot and in a letter re ceived yesterday, he wrote his parents that he had always planned on ' making his trip to the polls with his parents, but that the absentee ballot would have to serve for the time. Han lin serves with the crew of an aircraft carrier which has had a a distinguished service since early in the war. Mr. and Mrs. -Hanlin reside at 1016 East Jackson boulevard. Camp White Dance Schedule Thursday Regular informal dance at Service club No. 2. Uu Mall rrtbuua Want Ada. JUVENILES HELD IN COUNTY JAIL Three Medford Juveniles, aged 15 and 16, are held In custody at the county 'Jail after having signed a statement confessing burglary, of Humphrey Motor -Co., S3 South Rlverside.Tues- day night. Names have not been divulged by the sheriff's office, pending the youths' arraign ment before the county court. A cash register containing $8 was taken from the office of the company and was later recov ered in the Hill orchard on Stewart avenue. About $4 of the money also was recovered. The case was investigated by Dick Baize of Medford city po lice and Verne Smith of the sheriff's office and arrest of the boys was the result. The sheriff's office said the boys signed a statement ad mitting .theft of 20 bicycles of which foui' complete ones and numerous parts of others were found cached beneath a county bridge and at the home of one of the boys. A truck was used to haul the loot to the court house, i ' Deputy sheriffs today recov ered a complete Joicycle -a n d numerous parts of others cached away In the Dark Hollow dis trict. Between $700 and $800 worth of tools, guns, auto acces saries and other loot has been recovered, the sheriff stated. Smith said parties who have missed miscellaneous articles may call at the sheriff's office and recover their stolen prop erty by identification. FORMERMDENT PASSESJN IDAHO Relatives in Medford of Mrs. Kate van Hardenburg received a wire yesterday stating that she had passed away at her home in Coeur d'Alene, Ida.' Mrs. Van Hardenburg was a sister of Mrs. George Porter, 826 Minnesota avenue, and of John and William Vaughan, the former residing on a Central Point route and the latter at 112 King street. The two men left last night to attend the funeral services- Mrs. Van Hardenburg lived In Medford many years, but left about 25 years ago to reside in Idaho. Last summer she visited Mrs. Porter for several weeks. Mrs. Van Hardenburg is sur vived by two daughters and a son In addition to the brothers and sister. Her husband passed away about a year ago. Too Late to Classify WANTE D 400-500-lb. commercial1 combination safe in good condition. trinune, ox aoi. POTTERY horses with bridles and addles at the Pottery store on 1730 N. Riverside. Many other bargains. Come early. Open every day and evening except oaturnays, FOR SALE! Stem-punctured Cornice, 50c per lug. Bring your own con tainer. Bear Creek Orchards, S, Pa- oific highway. ; FOR QUICK SALE 4 choice burial lots. Siskiyou Memorial Park. $50 each. A. C. Powers, 511 N. Fir. BUY WAR. BONDS hC3XE20? nit vi aa wgi Nights On! Weekdays Doors Open 6:45 MUST END TONIGHTI Tbinori uiumx Plus: 'SHAKE HANDS WITH MURDER" ajeeiiew STARTS FRIDAYI TERROR of the SEAS! PLUS PUNCH-PACKED ACTION! GHOST Mil diz w Jm Urn I tm lMrj 1 ," T ""5 ttiiuinun f X HUSSELL L rfHAYDEN w '3 - '" ' FARMERS attention City Transfer o& Jiui utter yuu vuuipteiv service in all hauling and delivery Let Us Reflnish Your Car" Rieht. ONE shop tiBlnf best DU PONT PRE-WAR MATERIALS. 19 Years Same Location MITCHELL PAINT SHOP ttUB s. Riverside PATRONIZE your local transfer com pany, operating in Medford tinea 1919. Davis Transfer & Storage Co, w a. k it St., pnorve aaeo. WANT Pre-war ice skates, size BU. wyoaa Herman, rroapect, uregon, BOX D. TOR SALE 60 acres. 30 acres tillable. rest sood umber; 24 square shingled house, Inside unfinished; spring water piped in and out, with porce lain sink; log cellar and small chick en house; some fencing, part elec tric with new controller and wet battery. Terms. $500 down and small payments. $1500 all together. Rt. 3, Box 411, Maple Park Drive, at Mc Andrews and Jackson, after 6 p. m. or Sundays, FOR SALE 4-year-old Jersey cow. iresnen in April mutcing gal lons. $80. Rt. 3, Box 411, Maple Park Drive, at McAndrewa and jactuon, alter o p. m. or aunaays. FOR RENT 3 -room upstairs apart ment. J. M. Dodge. S19 King St. For sale Fryers, iaoa Prune"Bl. rnone ion. FOR SALE Model A Ford roadster, $150. . Call 3481. USED bean 300-Kallon spray rig, good con anion, iou casn. tonw eariy. American Fruit Growers, Inc., 313 s. nr. pnone am, FOR SALE Deep well pressure pump with tank. Call 5832 after 7 p. m. WANTED A Persian kitten, male pre- rerrca. rnone out. , Old stamp collections and stamped letters from pioneer daya. THE CEM COTTAGE. Rt. 1. Gold Hill. 31 miles N. on 00, 3 ACRES Hwy. and river frontage, B- room moaern. cnicKcn nouns, mi b store nam, pasture, fruit, berries, old si l "e, ideal for development into aiuo court or loage. $ouu. 3 ACRES Hwy. frontage, fine build-in g site, Irrigation. Price $1700. 24 ACRES 12 acres in cultivation, lr- rigated, lovely modern 3-oearoom house, lawn, fruit, berries, barn, chicken house, river frontage, dairy mwj, chickens and feed for the year, new milkins. machine and " farm equipment. This property is clean, well operated and la nhnwing a profit of better than $350 per month. Only $12,500. RALPH E. BELL. Broker, Gold Hill, Oregon. FOR SALE 1934 V-B sedan, good tires, $350. Phone 3323 or call at 710 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Foxtail fur coat, size 18 to 18, never been worn; waterproof reject Jacket, size 16; one pair wood- en snoes, aizo o. ot a. uunuwic. TRACTOR WORK Plowing and discing. Pnone 7ZU7. WANTED Woman for weekly house cleaning. Phone 3753. LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Satur day at Pavilion, Phoenix, Ore. We are selling lots of livestock each week and always have plenty of buyers to absorb any amount of stock con signed. We cater strictly to the sale VI IIVCBIUCK. Will ouio , of men thoroughly experienced in ine sorting ana iecaii u. jruu livestock. Whether you are buyer or seller it will pay you to always . . l 1LI. A untlnn n f Ir WA have much property consigned for Oregon Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. -H. uuaiey. Auctioneer. FOR RENT Unfurnished 3-bedroom house, electric refrigerator and stove. $45. Victor C. Sether, Brophy mag. ARMISTICE DAY DINNER Follow ino th nArAdo. the Methodist Church, at West Main and Laurel, wfll serve a baked ham dinner with . ice cream aesseri, on ptuutuo uii. ii:3Q to i p. m. trice, ouc. WANT To do home laundry in my home on Mondays and Fridays. ' Mrs. Walter Frank, 3rd and Laurel sts., central oim, -ure. FOR RENT 3-room furnished house, electric stove and Frigldalre, fire place. Stewart 'Ave. and Thomas Koaa FOR EXCHANGE 1 12-lnch oil heater for 8-inch. It's too hot for small house, want smaller heater. Shulta, 420 . cirape. FOR SALE Fine acreage tract with all good buildings, modern thrce bedroom house, several modern chicken -houses, will accommodate several hundred chickens. Also an- other smaller place, close In. H, Q. wuson. cnestnut. rnone ion, JUST arrived Nupak Pict Sweet pens, case 24 cans, $3.89. Oakdale orocory. EXPERT furniture moving padded van service experienced men fireproof storage space. F. E. SAM SON CO. ENDS SATURDAY! BENDIX VMM IUIHE AUxii SMITH , Donald CRISP . Alan HALE . BUY BONDS1 Sho.vi Daily 1:45 6:45 9:00 HAtCTWAIM lAUxUSMITH J VponaldCRISPy TOR BALE 34' Glider, sleeps 4, Vene tian blinds, double sink, stove with oven, electric refrigerator, electric brakes, pre-war Urea. Cam p-U -Rest Trailer Park. ' FOR SALS Scratch Food, per cwt. ,.. $3.90 Get Hen Scratch with plenty of Corn at Samson's. Straw Bright 3-wira balea, each 1.00 Hog Feed per cwt. In ton lota... 3.50 Corn per cwt 3.00 Yellow Eastern (Economical) Dairy Feed per 80-lb. bag 3-90 Special Dairy a nutritive feed. Alfalfa Seed Mod oo County seed. This high-grade seed is scarce. Get yours now and hold it for future use. Roofing Paper per roll 1.09 F. X. SAMSON CO. CHAMP SAYS: We can save you money on that rriotor overhaul, ma terial and workmanship guaranteed. See us first. Champ's Garage, 311 E. 5th. FOR SALE Frozen foods. Pict Sweet brand. New low prices. Oakdale virocery. SPITZENBURG APPLES, full weight, lidded boxes, fancy and extra fancy. Oakdale Grocery. BOYS' and GIRLS' crawlers, bib over alls and white shirts up to size 3. Tiny Tot Shop, 326 Medford Center piag. FOR SALE: Household furniture' and electrical appliances; a complete beds with inner spring mattresses, odd pieces of ditties and miscel laneous articles. Also 1033 Hupmo blle sedan. Mrs. Anita Slals, Gold tun. iuST arrived Training pants and un- aersiur, an sizcb up to a. xmy oi Shop, 320 Medford Center Bldg. ANKLETS AH sizes In white andcoT- ors. Tiny Tct Shop, 3as Medford enieroicig, WANT' D Someone to make six tal- lored button noies. pnone 727a. TRY FISHER'S Mormllk. It Is a real dairy feed. Fabers, 34 5. Riverside. rnono iiu, FOR RENT Paint spray gun. By the aay or weeK. r aoer s, a a. w v or is id c. Phone 4449. FOR RENT Desirable, modern apart ment, ftouiu. oio p. UHKqnio. WANTED Manure, any kind, any amount. Call after 7 p. m. 4oii4 FOR RENT To employed adults, small, furnished housekeeping room. Comfortable sleeping rooms, reason ably priced: with breakfast privi lege. 1109 W. Main. , CHAMP SAYS: A brake Job 'today -may save a smash-up .tomorrow. We are oraice specialism, cnampa ua rage, jh r. oin. GIRL WANTED at Roxy Ann Con- lecuonary. nours irom 11 a. m. to i p. in. No Sunday work. Steady position, CAR OWNERS Largest stock of auto Generators repaired, rewound or new o choose from at Severln Electric, i3ua . Kiveraiae. signal atauon. SJew FIR SAWDUST for burner Mearorn ruei to. Tei am ftEPi.AL'E vnui oroKen window glass New glass Installed while vou Walt MEDFORD MIl.l WORK CO. The tllass Hnuse. Phone 4113 loth and Grape WANTED Woman to. wash dishes Berry dale restaurant, 1912 N River side. Best of wages. No night or Sunday work. tfOQAA Cash. 2-bedroom house, ga tptbOUU rage, laundry trays. T shrubs, oil heater, electric refrigerator, fully furnished with good furniture Located on Alice St Victor C Sether, Brophy Bldg. WANTED AT ONCE Girl for itenographer and general office work. Pleat ant working condition,. CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITIES CO. PHONE 4800 Coming Tuesday November 14 THE FULFILLMENT OF ALL YOU HOPED IT WOULD BE! IN ITS EMOTIONAL SWEEP. AND POWER! m JENNIFER JONES wiuiam rm CHMUS BICXT0RO-V1NCENT PRICt-UE I.COBB CUBYS COOPER OtrKtri by HENRY KING Wuctf WILLIAM PERLBERG ttm I rm n amp nm, ulm t f jaJ J x v- 'In j Thuwday, Nor. S, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE HIM FOR SALE Super Meat Dog Food, made with raw meat. Fabers, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. WB BUYEM WE SELLEM Come in and See Them 1939 Pontlac Sedan. 1930 Pontlac Sedan. 193S Plymouth Sedan. 1033 Plymouth Sedan. 193S Nash Sedan. 1938 Studebaker Sedan. 1939 Model A Roadster. -Ply Tires-Bring in Your Certificates uooayear uattenes rog utes Anti -freeze Heater Hroe Get Ready for Winter Now A. .Z. r,Tubby" DEAN Your Pontlac Dealer Richfield Station. Dial H49 0 th and Grape. Buy War Bonds. CASH rN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save 11m Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. ' Ph 3919. 6th and Bart left No Red Tape When You Sell to Us . ADAH'S BEAUTY b ALON All kind's it beauty service. Permanents specialty Fh 2604 tflO N Central CHAMP SAYS: A valve Job can aava you 1 to 4 more miles per gallon. See ua today. Champ'a Garage. 311 Chest Colds To Relieve Mi: S'ICI(S Rub on Tested VVAPORua Two iprlng-ileel dlpi at the top of the window malm ttorm tatk hanging a limp e lobl . 25c Eaiy-to-teo, white enameled fin Uh. Graduated In litht of an Inch on both itdeil Welded Steel Tool lex 3.25 Huavy-gouge steel with a rtpple flnlih. Hinged lid, removable troy and padlock ha id. A real burl Hacksaw Blades Raducedl 6c Tungsten steal for toughneu... heat treated for flexibility) 10 Inch blades at a tale orlcel Double Open-End Wrench taw 35c Heat-treated, alloy steel. Milled laws won't sllpl All sixes from rlgx Inches to 1x1 Vi Inches. Box-end Open-end Wrenches '. 45c Same size opening at each end. Price is for 7-18 wrench . . . others avail able up to 15 16. Electric Fuses Reduced! 5c 1 3. 90. 1 ? tn - . Con't wait until you need a fme . . get a tupply now at Word.) Bakelito Receptad Plate 12c A heavy, brown plot for twh outlets. Bakellte flnlih won't tarn. Ui or wear off. Man LW- J Qutck-Up I Steel M p. Storm Sash I j&L ,raP flvmZn Hanger I Jfl Hinges ISi Rule ' mi z 0 tgomery Visit our Catalog Department for Items not carried la the store. Or shop by phone hum the catalog pages! 117 So. Central Phon 3930 ACCORDION CONCERT LUIGl RANOAN DON BOTTAIU of Portland -Sun, Nov. 12th. 2 o'clock, K. P. Rail Sponsored by Eve Prentice Accordion Band ROUUH HI OX FIR SLABSBTi double load MSO green. Med fuel Co., Tel. 3111. Mps Kafam Rctart MONTHLY FEMALE PAK1 You who Buffer such pain with tirad, nervous, '"dragged out" tseUna all due to functional periodic dla turbances start at once try Lydla S. pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Made especially for women it help no turel Also a grand stomeenlo tohla. rouow iaoei airecuona. LVDIA E. PINKHAM': V WANTED 50 USED CARS Medford' Larger! Buyer Pays Highest Caih Price No Delay. "Aik the man who told one" HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGI 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 fwr 33c Heavyweight . i i o-tneh, it! ttrap-hlngei. Plmitay fait. Screws Included In price. Hickory Hammer ' Handle 12c Smooth and strong . . . ' Wards Lakeside Quality. Select, seasoned straight grained Hickory. 33c A tough, fail-cutting mill file. Tern pared steel i w for long wean Good for all general filing. ft Pint Bench Oiler 59c Bright finish with a tiong steel bottom. Leakproof because) threads are Inside can. 3-ln. spout 3-jaw chuck takes straight thank drlllt up to yi-lnch. A handy drill around the house. Fine for electrical uses and utility! Strong, tacky ... practically ravel-free. 4-ounce roll Bakelito Toggle Switch 2 18c long toggle b easy to grip, gives quick, sure action. Al mounting screw! are Included. I5-Watt Fluorescent) Bulb 70c Replace that flickering worn-out fluoreicent bulb with a new Gf Maido-SlielMxIKiuwhlte. W ard mj 10-Inch ""SH low-PrleecJ Drill W 79c I Ward Friction
