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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1944)
a 1 i LOCAL and Fined Hazel SmitH was fined , $2.50 In city court this morning lor mooting a private driveway, according to a police report Ltara for South Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Deuel, 1100 South Oakdale avenue left today for a week's visit with friends in Petal uma, California. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic b Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main . Dial 3170 LIFESPAN For years scientists have vari ously estimated that the ndrmal life of man should be from 125 to 150 years. According to rec ords quite a' few have attaiped to these ages with a number having gone beyond. Some do not want to live that long. Well, they need not worry for they have already placed insurmount able obstacles In their paths. Dr. Flora Rose, retired dean of the department of home economics of Cornell University tells us that one can live to be one hun dred and fifty years old by eat ing right. She further says that this one hundred and fifty year span can be enjoyed with vigor ous health if the proper diet is followed. Dr. Rose gives us a unique definition of nutrition In the following: "Nutrition is the key to a life in which one may enjoy the maturity of experience with youthful vigor." To attain a long and useful life you mst be obedient, to the Jaws of Nature. 1 L J " " TV JEWS x mm a m a 4 ll V V U U 1 H . 1 ffl EAST SIDE MARKET OF MEDFORD EAST OF BEAR CREEK BRIDGE Our fine stock of Imported and Domestic Sweet Wines must be disposed of before DECEG3 BE frith v Come in and check our prices Med ford's exclusive package store THE BEVERAGE SHOP Carries all types of Sweet and Dry Wines, and Champagne All popular brands of Beer and Mixers BUY NOW FOR FUTURE USE 124 S. PERSONAL ' Laara for Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowen, 218 East Main street, left last week for Salt Lake City, where they will i spend 15 days visiting friends. Return ta Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Balden Short, formerly of Medford, returned to their home in Roseburg Sunday, after. week-end visit with Mrs. Martha Miller, 84S Taylor street.' . Car Stolen J. Edwin 'Owens, Central Point, reported to city police that his maroon-colored sedan was stolen Sunday when it was parked in front of the Roxy theatre on East Main street. Hilton HereBen Hilton, of' Grants Pass, was In Medford this afternoon to attend an exec utive committee meeting at the office of the Southern Oregon Production Credit association, Holly building. Minor Accident Amelia Brew er, Rt. 1, and George Riggens, 115 South Ivy street, were in-j volved in minor accident Sat urday, when passenger cars they were driving collided on Bartlett and Fifth streets, according to a report on file. , . Her for Week-end Bob Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis, 530 Bessie street, was in Medford over the week-end for the Medford-Coquille football game. Davis Is a sophomore at the University of Oregon. Here for Gam Miss Eva Hedrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hedrick, South Oak dale avenue, and Miss Kay Les lie of Coquillewere In Medford over the week-end for the Medford-Coquille football game. Miss Leslie Is the daughter of Keith Leslie who coached Coquille! ''O" o luvtuou beam. OUU1 girls are sophomores at Univer sity of Oregon. I I YES WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY AND ALL SIZE BIRDS ORDER YOUR TURKEY NOW! CENTRAL ! CALENDAR I Monde . . 6:S0 p. m. Knights of Pyflv! las and 'Pythian Sisters, potluck supper at castle halL , : 7:30 p. m. Olive Jtebekah lodge at I. O. O. F. hall. West Sixth street.- Initiation and of ficial visit of state; president. social hour. . 8:00" p. m. Medford Musical society, - home of Mrs. John Boyle, 1018 South Oakdale ave nue. "Young America" pro gram tneme. ; 8:00 p. m. Lecture at senior high school auditorium by Dr, Hermanes Tovares sponsored by Jackson County League of Wo men Voters. Subject, ."Is the oood Neighbor Policy a Fail ure".. : - ' -.Tuesday 12:30 p. m, Mary Martha circle of Methodist church, cov ered dish luncheon at home of Mrs. A. E. Brockway and Mrs. Ira Jones, corner of Stewart avenue and Lozier Lane. Bring own service. 1:30 p. m. DeMolay Mothers' club, home of Mrs. Elton Wal dron, 630 South Holly- street. Mrs. Lu e. assisting hostess. Mothers planning t o attend please phone 3824. 2:00 p.m. Priscllla circle of Methodist church home of Mrs. Ida Hurft, 328 Haven street. 2:00 p. m. Navy Mothers' club, Girls' Community club, club. Wives and sisters of those In the navy, marine corps, coast guard and seabees invited to at tend. 2:00 p. m. Lady Elks at Elks Temple for dessert and games. 8:00 p.m. League of Women Voters, board meeting, home of Mrs. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva street. 8:00 p jn. Carnation club, home of Mrs. Ida Wilson, 7 CJiestrmt street. 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, temple meeting with nomination of officers. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O., home of Mrs. Wilson Waite, 220 Vancouver avenue. Education projects, Mrs. Orel A. Welch; "Cottey College", Mrs. E. P. Leavitt. Wednesday' 1:00 p.m. Chapter AA, P. E. O., home - of Mrs. H. L. Brown, luncheon. Assistant hos tesses, Mrs. C. Collins and Mrs. W. E. Tumy, Book review by Mrs. R, A. Work. 1:00 p. m.-i-Mistletoe club. Girls' Community club. Bring paper sack lunch. Fined Mrs. Buelah E. Crum and Mae M. McGill were both fined $10 in city court this morn ing for disorderly conduct, ac cording to a police report. t Barn Fir The State Fire Pa trol was called out on the Old Stage road this morning to com bat a blaze in the barn of Mrs. J. M. Minear, started by spon taneous combustion. Ten tons of chopped hay was destroyed but the barn and the rest of its con tents were saved. . ,'". Wae to Wed Marriage li censes, isseud in Grants Passi last week by the county clerk of Josephine county included Milton E. Fields, 29, farmer, Lemmon, S. D.. and Mary Edna Shehorn, 28, Wac cook. Camp White; Charles L. Friend, 41. accountant, Medford, and Ruth A. Davis, 30,- housewife, Med ford. . - l) Death Plunge jj . ; J (Acm Telapholo) Flame and smoke make fiery path of death through sky as this Flyiriff Fortress plunges to earta over Merseeurg, Germany, alter receiving di rect bit whtch tore off entire nose section with pilot, co-ptlot ena navi gator inside. Bombs from sister ships continue to stream downward to target a synthetic oil plant. Note propeller (arrow) Ilylng off into space. Janoueh Leaves.. ..Karl Jan ouch, superintendent of .the Rogue Biver National Forest service, left yesterday for Port land for a conference with the regional forester there. He plans to return Wednesday morning. Tedrow Returns M. L. Ted- row, fire chief of the Rogue Riv er 'National Forest service, re turned to Medford yesterday from Eugene where he spent the past two weeks attending a fire control training school at Mc Kenzie Bridge. On Guadalcanal Pvt. Fred Calven of Medford is now sta tioned at an army base on Guad alcanal, a news release from the base states. Pvt. Calven is an army cook and according to the release, his cooking rates "A" with his buddies. .. Corporal Home Cpl, Ralph C. Burgess, Jr., is In Medford to spend Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Burgess, Sr., of 412 South Oak dale avenue. Cpl. Burgess recent ly graduated from gunnery school at Buckingham army air field in Florida and after his furlough here will report for further training at the air field at Shrevesport, La. '.-.' i Flu Fires The chemical truck was called to the residence of Mrs. J. W. Wakefield, 1003 West Tenth street, this morning to extinguish a flue fire, accord ing to a fire department report. Sunday night the chemical truck was summoned to the home of Ed Garner, 119 Portland avenue, to extinguish another flue fire, according to a second report. Lit tle damage was done in either blase. .)'. Sergeant Here Stg. Lewis W. Nutter, army signal corps, ar rived In Medford this morning from his post in Alaska for a 10-day furlough at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nutter, 826 South Central ave-i nue. Prior to his Induction Into the army, Sgt. Nutter attended school and received diplomas from the National Radio Insti tute, Washington, D. C, and the American Telephone and Tele graph, New York City. CHOROSGlUP MEETS TUESDAY First meeting of the new civic chorus wil be held tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. In the music room, room No. 33, of the Medford Senior high school. Those at tending are asked to enter at rear of building, using the north east door. A large and enthusiastic turn out Is expected, sponsors state Members are requested to bring suggestions as to the type of mu :9 'TIL CHRISTMAS Greeting Cards - Seal Wrapping SHOP for (SIFTS AT THf Y WEST SIDE Shopping Center The Renal! Store, Mecffori, Oregon Weit Main and Grap Phone 3330 of Flying Fort sic they desire to sing, a name for the organization, the election of officers, etc. An. effort was made to con tact all members of past and present singing , organizations, it is reported, but since it is possi ble that some were inadvertent ly overlooked, all singers, male or female, with experience in reading part music, are invited to attend. HOWARD COGHILL PASSES SUDDENLY Howard C. Coshill. R5 a rest. dent of Medford for the last 22 years, passed away suddenly at his home, 401 South Newtown street, at 4:30 p. m. Saturday. Mr. Coghill was born in In diana.'October 10, 1879. Moving to Claremore, Okla., he was mar ried there In December 1810 to Nola Boswell, who survives. He also leaves two children, Lucille Wallace and Cecil H. Coghill of Medford, also three grandchildren. The family came to Oregon from Oklahoma and for ten years, resided at Lake view before coming to Medford. Funeral services will be held in the Conger-Morris chapel at 3 p. m., Wednesday with the Rev. C. W. Frost officiating. Mr, Cog hill was a member of the Apos tolic Faith mission here. , Interment will be made in Medford I.O.O.F. cemetery. The Arabs were the first com mercial growers of coffee and used every means at their com mand to prevent the spread of the Industry to other countries. The penalty was 'death if you were caught trying to smuggle a seedling from the country. Too Late to Classify TOR SALE At 123 E!m it. icil W. Main) Piano (upright), overstuffed davenport end chair (prewar), oc casional upholstered chair, one rug, 8x12; one rug. Sxto: one (new) toor lamp. One maple bedroom set. complete with Inner spring mattress and Simmons coll springs; one cot ton mattress. Call afternoons and evenings. WAN T E D Part-time bookkeeper. Tribune, Box 61)0. WANTED Meat cutter and market 5?V?ger i'tbKI'' Market, Central FOR SALE choice baby beef, ready for butchering, 10c per lb. P, J Harger. N Howard ave. Orchard Foreman WANTED Goad salary nice mod ern home and very good working conditions. Please write at-, once Box 29 Mail Tribune DAY: WANTED Rydraatle track netri. rir S S. Blvrlc, WAKirEtl - Mnn find wii, no chll- drrn, for farm employment; mod. living quarter!, boM find good wagea. Tribune. Box 4RSS. COST War stamp book- Kennv Me- MrKemi, to? W. jfiduoo. Fftone 3334. FOR SALE -Tol model ndia. 0 W. Jackson, apt. . TOR SAL Electric meet frtnler. S- incn table taw with motor. Hobb's Traatns post, ibos weat Main. TOR SALS Victor' bicycle. Phone CS33. fGR SALE Prewar collapalble naby bugry and bathtntta. Phone 4680. ff CAft 180 acre. SO acres JrrT ,5 J, Jy y sated, free water en SO ' aerea. SO acree paid wa le? in elever, 35 white-fared cattle, T registered: 50 tons hay. truck, tractor and alt modern equipment; . S.roam mod. house. Urge new bra. . targe cbtctn house; 20x30 tenant house. This place Is in A-l shape. Can be bought with stock and equipment or without. Also CCCrtft J w Irrigated tn iO JUL) clover. Close In; large bam. No house, on paved hwy. A real buy at (his price. Pen R. Cooper. Broker - . Chaa. Blaesa, Salesman Office, 223 tt. Riverside. Ph. TUT. WANTE& Youn lady under 3Slo learn wool pressing. Good pay while you learn. This la an opportunity for a year-around good paytns iob. Apply in person at Modern Clean era. 3lt W. Main. WANTED A girl to wrap pastry. pec s canery. TOR SALE At a bargain. I good Jer sey cow. Rt. i. Box 43-X. Mrs. Ma Green. Park placa off Prune. FOR SALE Boby crib, S3. Mrs. Mae Green, Park place off Prune. Box - .1 - A. bR SALE Auto court with 1.000 ft. Rogue river and highway frontage. Owner. 1121 g. Main. Phone 2343. Tor SALE Oil burner. Phone 24XX3 Central Point. ( WANTED Oil burner serviceman at once. Plenty of hours. Must have own hand tools. Writs Bob Porter, IMS Huron, . Klamath rails, ore. LUBRICATION SPECIAL, We will change your motor oil. fill, the transmittlon and differen tial, peck front wheels, check and refill shock absorbers, pack rear sprfng covers for 95.83. Thia offer food up to Dec 33, 1844. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET 8th and Bartlett, Phone 2233. THE HOME OP HIGHER GRADE MECHANICS RADIO EXPERT7" . Wo have added another feature aervtce tor our customers. A hlgh elass radio technician. Brine in your ear radio and we will place the raaio in a recepuve roooa. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Sth end Bartlett. Phone "S288. THE HOME OF HIGHER GRADE MECHANICS FOR SALE Oil brooder, varrl furnl- tur, tables innertprtng mattress. Bamwry couch, coitea caoia, aress irte tables, bookcase, electric limot. Zatt end Sherwood Auto Court, 3 FOK SALE Sroom "unfinished hoiuc and lot on east side; $lQQ Phone You can now buy new homes tow as 300 down. Call for Inform. Hon, I. E. Schuier, 025 W, tiv Dial 3583, evenings 2343. rOR SALE Pedigreed Collie pup, 2H aim, qui, ifiiiaiB. jxK p. ivy. FOR SALE Gtri'i white tee skates. FOR SALS 1037 Olds 4 -door sedan. Vs ml, from Bl V market, on Old FOH SALE Philco 7-tube battery set. new caueriea; eamnei siyie. At Hobb'i Trading Post, end of West Wanted Keroaeii. healer, Phons juo. FOR RENT S-room partly furnished house: modem. Phone 674?. Rt. 4, Bok il. comer Crater and Wood- FOR SALE I gate-lex tables, wood t heater, daveno. Bob's Second-hand ' row, Store, cor, of gth and Qrape. i FOR SALE Boy's World bicycle; 436 cash. CO! N. Grape. tt OU want to tell your car. see Champ (or top prices. Champ's Oa- FOUND Billfold balonilna is Paula nsoi UQBBia. uwn cut a.. Tribune to identify and pay for ad. FOR SALE Eiectrlc heater, Phllcb cabinet radio, girl's prewar Colum bia bicycle. 813 W. loth. FOR SALE Cedar Shingles, all grades. Porter Lumbar Co. 1SH So. rtr at. r-none zuhi, WANTED Janitor and handy man for permanent position. Early morn ing hours. Good wages. P. O. Box list. neaearatlvatatarfee?8 ' ..vi-l. It teDlicar I just better, STUFFIN' BREAD CONTAINS AU. TI Irtdt YOU MIIOFOK SHAND TVKKXY XMINt order trvrrw bread today mow 9 Your Grocer Has It! Monday. Nan S&, 1844 MTOFOBD MAIL TOTBTTHZ SEVQI REPLACX your b rosso window ftass im uuuury wail ?UU WW MEDFOHD M1LLWORH CO. The trUis Hbuse. Phone tii3 loth and Urspe, CASH FN A 7 LA SB . FOR VOL'S CAft Save Tixaa. Cash aad Gas Ca!3 Automotsi's Usrkst, rrSsndiy iisdtord 0aisr. PH 3919, eth end Bartlett tio Red Taos WhsoVou ftsll to Ui WANTED RAW FURS. Hi chest cash prices paid for, muskrat, mink bobcat, etc. See us for your game traps, W also buy iudaa, pelte, wool and mohair. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSI, 8? H. Grape. Plat 3744. FOR 8ALS ASlia-ChaSmers W. K. O. est, wide tract, K model, oil burn er; or wilt trade for suitable Ash land, Medford or valley real estate. Also i American nulL set up for ties, with 60 Best power plant. Fred L- Speece. Phone ?34, W block north of Big: V, Old Central Point hi t, hwa y . ADAH 5 BEAUTY bALON All kind nf beauts servtco. Permanent a apefiaiiy Ph 5664 i20 N Central WANTED 2d hand Gibson ulUr In good condition. Writ Tribune, Box FOR RENT Izjdlvidaal furniture storage locxers. Faaer s. Ph. 444&. UY your anti-freea now; limited tipply- One tiil should last all rta ter. L. C. Taylor Co 112 S. Rtvsr- side. Phone 2863. JtlST srrlced, prms-tooth and ipike tooth harrows and grain drills. L. C Taylor Co., 113 S. Riverside. i-none stms. NICE assortment of boards and di. mansion at Cameron Hotiiit Lum ber Co. S. Riverside at Burnett, So P norm ea necqeq. FOR RE&T Paint spray gun by day or week, Fabcr', 24 S. Hivexsite. Phone mm FOR SALE Underwood ' typewriter. Phone 302. Jacksonville. POOftA Casll, J-bt'.lrocni hcuis, ga. 3fltrii rase, Imsilr tr.v shrubs. c'.J hear.?, slectric retrtjerator, tully turtitsned witiy coon rurattura uieatrd on Altc Bt Victor C jtether, Brophjf Bldg ,WB BUYSSVfg seDlem Coma- in and Sea Toam Pontta Sedan. I93ff Ponttac Sedan. 13 Ms-mouth Sedan. PlsmtQuth Sedan.- , J938 Nash Sedan. 1S38 Siudebaker Sedan. 1!29 Model A Roadster. New supply Da.vtr.n-MrCla-twn f-Pty Ttrea Brtna In Voar CerUfieatas i Goodyear Battertes roe Utaa ! nu-rreeM neater Hose Get Ready for Winter Now A. Z. Tubby" DEAN , t , Voar Pontlaa Zea3er R!ehf!e!d Station. Dtal SMI- th nd Grape. Bay War Bond. CHILDREN'S COLDS' C8USHIHS ouiokiy relieved by Fesatrs GrandmaV oid-iime raut ton auaa idea dewioped oy modern sdenoi iotoaeounter-mtaat. vaporising saivethat brmgaquiekvoomfortri ini reUei. 35o. double alia tSe. I DCM ETD n feo PASS COHTA!HS KtffTSHSUBT c Nlghti Only Wfiekdayi unn upas ataa EHDS TOES. MITE BLAZIlfg ACTION added water and K HOSdlKUl-UITaMJJii!!,! M Ut iiiCUMI.;staai MIKUU M I I butter to StafiVBread! THE BRIDE Couldn't mix the spices myself! MOTHER MORAL Sava tima, effort and cxpant by Usinj. our unuaual new Stuffin' Bread for' Your meal of tha year! It?t to good . . . and to easy to prepare! Retail Store APPLES 75c up. Brinj eor.taijvers Walter Totte, Stewart svsnue. Townsend EDANCE at Dreamland Halt Taesday Might JOLUEST DANCE IN MEDFORD! Shswt at 1:45-8:45 -9i00 ENDS TOMOHHOW StBLSTOMAKEVQURHEABa WEDNESDAY 2 MAJOR FIH3T-P.UN HITS! Shows Stait 1;45-S:43-$;3Q Double HORROR! Double TERROR! Doable CHILLS! MUST END TUB. NI7E1 NINA JOSH JTIPHEN CHAN! OSSAMASSH runs 9 ma I man BOSR HnRSTST ! UMMRf COMISO WEDNESDAY Comady! Pathos! Musk Jlrat Song Hits Galorat BENNY GLADYS FIELDS GEORGE in "MIKSTBEL mnn riSk aNN KM Vjs5 i BIBB i
