LOCAL and
Lhii lot Aitoria Seaman
l'c Barbara Stone, daughter of
Mrs, A. C Bevan, King street,
left Sunday evening for Astoria
where she is stationed. She re
cently spent two weeki in Med
f ord with her mother.
To Initiate Initiation will be
held during the meeting of the
Eagles auxiliary Thursday of
this week and all officers and
members of the drill team are
asked to be at the meeting in
uniform. The meeting is set for
8 p. m.
Temporary Promotion A Unit
ed Press dispatch received here
today said William Edward
Wintersteln, 1231 N. Riverside,
Medford, has been given a tem
porary promotion from first
lieutenant to captain. His local
connections could not be imme
diately established.
Overseas Mr. and Mrs,
Claude Payton, Route 3, Morrow
Road, have received word that
their son, Pfc. Donald L. Edler,
Is now somewhere in France. He
Is a graduate of Prospect high
school and was employed at Sni
der Dairy and Produce company
before entering the service.
Returns Home Mrs. Walter
Inch, her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Emmens, and the Emmens' chil
dren, Robert and James, arrived
in Medford Sunday after a three
week visit with Mrs. Inch's
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. William Roberts of North
Hollywood. Captain Thomas
Emmens is stationed in Italy
with the medical corps.
' Two' Enlist Two additional
Medford youths , have enlisted
in the United States naval re
serve according to Herb Crain,
recruiting officer in charge of
the Medford navy recruiting
station, They are John William
Clark, Jr., Route 2, Box 418,
and a son of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Clark, Sr., and Bobby Alfred
Schroeder, Route 4, Box 19S,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred W.
Schroeder. Both are 17 years
old. Clark and Schroeder are
home on inactive duty awaiting
their call to a training station.
,
Leave For California Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Anderson of Cen
tral Point left yesterday for
Burbank, California, to visit
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ander
son. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth An
derson are the parents of an
eight-pound baby boy, born No?
vember 26, in Burbank.' This
Am iVt Alts eannnA nn IfAnnath
graduated from Medford High
school and was employed for
nine years at the United States
Weather Bureau at the Medford
airport The Paul Andersons
will stop in Oakland en route
to visit Mrs. Donald W. Neilson
and children. Lt Donald Neil
son, son of Mr, and Mrs. C. W.
Neilson is now stationed in the
South Pacific.
Now Certaae Douche Powder
cleansing , . . deodorizing . . . sooth
ing to delicate tissues. Delightfully
fragrant leaves no tell-tale odor. In
expensive. Ask your drupglst today I
WANTED
60 USED CARS ,
Medford' Lsrgert Buyer
( Pays Highest Cash Prices
No Delays.
"Ask the man who sold one"
HUMPHREY MOTORS
USED CAR EXCHANGE
33 S. Riverside Dial 4980
Doori Open
11:30 p.m.
. oaiuraay
SiHHtX TOUR
-v.rile Ch to
as . ff
PERSONAL
CALENDAR ,
Tuesday
6:00 p. m. Zonta club, dinner
at Holland Hotel. Program in
charge 'of international rela
tions committee headed by Ethel
Lathrop.
o:30 p. ra. Degree of Honor.
petluck dinner at K. ot P. hall.
7:oo p. m. Medford chanter
DAV and ' auxiliary, dinner at
armory followed by regular
meetings.
8:00 p. m. Pythian club.
Girls' Community clab. Ida Ira
land, hostess.
8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter No.
83, O.E.S., Central Point Ma
sonic hall. Men's night. Visit
ing members Invited to attend.
Wednesday
- 1:00 p. m. Crater Lake auxil
iary, VFW, sewing club, home
of Mrs. Nellie Bowles, 839 North
Central avenue, dessert lunch
eon. All members having finish
ed articles are asked, to bring
them.
1:15 p. m. Oak Grove Neigh
borhood club, regular meeting
at home of Mrs. E. W. Hoffman
on Jacksonville highway. Des
sert luncheon.
1:49 p. m. Contemporary
Book club, home of Mrs. B. L.
Lageson, 34 Glen Oak court.
Program, Mrs, Floyd Hart.
8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Thimble club, N.O.W., home of
Clara Fisher, 512 South Holly
street.
Thursday
1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn
ers' club, Girls' Community
club for dessert and cards. Res
ervations to be made with Mrs,
Charles Bother, phone 3891. '
2:00 p. m. Monthly meeting.
Golden Link Bible class at First
Baptist church. Study, chapters
six and seven of Hebrews, Mrs,
Marie Hansen, leader. Commit
tee, Mrs. Don Piatt, Mrs. A. B.
Culy, Mrs. Clem Flnley and
Mrs. Weaver-. - '
Traffic Finest Lowell Daugtv
erty was fined $10 in city court
today for violating the basic
rule, according to police records,
Albert J. Fletcher was fined $5
today for driving a vehicle with
four people over the age of 12 in
uie front seat.
Fined Jame TVan AD
fined $10 today In city court for
Indulging in disorderly conduct
George Washington Reynolds,
Archie Ferguson Findley and
Veloz Jeronimo Gonzalez were
all fined $10 for being drunk on
a public street v
To Portland Herb Craln,
navy recruiting officer, Will
leave this evening for Portland
where he will spend Wednesday
and Thursday on official busi
ness. Mr. Crain states that the
navy office in the federal build
ing will be closed during his
absence.
. ,
Holmes Leaves Cole Holmes
left today for Portland to attend
the meeting of the Oregon As
sociation of Insurance Agents
executive committee, of which
he la a member. Holmes will re
main In Portland the balance of
the week attending to Insurance
interests in the city.
Graduates Robert E. Brown,
524 Bessie street reeantlv Brad.
uated from basic flying training
at anaw Field, s. C, and has
been transferred to a 'field in
Georgia for advanced training
according to a news release from
Shaw Field. Cadet Brown was
the only cadet from Oregon in
the class.
Plan Hosnital Partr A
has been planned for patients
ai me atsuon Hospital at Camp
White Friday of this week.
Cards and other table games
will be played. Hostesses able
to attend are asked in rail Mr.
O. A. Eden, 2485, or Mrs. Ruth
tfoya, 7i, to order that trans
portation may be provided. Host
esses will meet at the USO at
6:45 p. m. Friday for transpor
tation to the camp.
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Doa Problem Several chil
dren have been bitten by stray
dogs roaming around ele
mentary schools of late, and the
problem of stray dogs, has be
come so acute that school prin
cipals will be forced to call city
officials to care for the animals
ir. the future, according to E. H.
Hedrlck, local school superin
tendent. Children have been re
quested to keep their pets at
home, but there are still dogs
that roam the school grounds
whose owners are unknown, the
superintendent said. '
.
Inducted The following Jack
son county men were Inducted
into the army November 21, ac
cording to the registrar at se
lective service board number 2:
Paul Eugene Atkins, Claude Wes
ley Johnson, Allan Pierce Col
llngwood, Delbert Merle Spain,
Robert Nathaniel Ford, William
Joheph Williams, Don Roy Elder
and Wesley Glen Lematta. Alf
John Brewold, Arthur Leroy
Elchert and Carl Willard Scott
were Inducted into the navy on
the same date. The following
men were inducted into the army
November 17 at Fort Lewis: Wil
liam Donald Sommer, Jess dim
ming, Kenneth Elvin Hood, Vic
tor Lawrence Van Hoy and Orris
James Johnson. Don Eugene
Sears and Wayne Milton Turpin
were Inducted into the navy on
the same date.
Special Meeting To
Welcome Deaconess
At Lutheran Church
Three special meetings have
been announced for Wednesday
at Zion Lutheran Church as the
congregation welcomes Sister
Mildred Winter, the first Lu
theran deaconess to visit the
church. Ladies of the church
will meet with her for a waffle
luncheon at noon, girls of the
congregation will gather at 5:30
p. m. for a pot-luck supper to
hear Sister Mildred explain her
work, and at 8 o'clock the Wo
men's Missionary society will
sponsor a special Thank-offering
service at which Sister Mildred
will deliver the address. The
latter service is open to the gen
eral public.
Sister Mildred Is the newly
chosen field secretary of the
Board of Deaconesses work of
the church and is being sent out
to the various congregations in
order that -the deaconess cause
may be better known and that
young women may get first
hand information of this type of
work. She has served for 13
years as parish deaconess in St.
Mark's Lutheran Church. Wll-
Usmsport, Pa., with marked suc
cess.
Following the evenin meet
ing a social hour with refresh
ments will be held.
. Camp White Dance
Schedule
" Thursday
Special bond dance at Service
Club No. 2 In observance of the
Sixth War Loan drive. Bonds
will be given away durina the
evening as prizes and an un
usually large attendance is- an
ticipated.
Clones ttmt tor Clseelflea ede
ovtl U!io ot ooj, m
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MEDFORD GIRL
SAID MISSING
Leola Faye Pool, 15, has been
missing from her home. Route
3, Box 439, since last night, ac
cording to a report on file at
state police headquarters. She
made her home with her mother,
Mrs, Dale Friend, the report
said.
She is said to be five feet, four
inches tall, weighing 190 pounds,
with brown hair and brown
eyes. She is thought to have
gone to California.
The girl was reported missing
to the police by her brother.
Melborn Pool, 311 Ashland Ave.,
Medford.
At the MarKade
A real old-fashioned barn
dance with real, "fiddle music"
will be given at the MarKade
tomorrow night and to top the
evening, there will be a box
social. Mr. and Mrs. Skeeters
will provide the "fiddle music"
and Mar one Hopkins will assist
with the square dances. Modern
dances will be mixed In with the
square dances for variety. Host
esses, are to bring lunch boxes
for the social and anyone wish
ing further Information should
call the director, Mrs. Ruth
Boyd.
Insects compose from B0 to
IS per cent of the food of shrews
and moles.
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TOMORROW
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I f flbhti goei to Washing-tan "0
I whil Ihe Jjfsgt L
news jmiiMfiiis
MUST END TONITE
muu 1 r4iJi-" 1 A BOND
LNEVHl)i.ri:.l NOW :
f wanted tha $18.75 raJae fas my
Wag BondgT! , . '
Ida Dunn, Infant,
Taken By Death
Ida Marie Dunn, infant daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard W.
Dunn of this city, passed away
in a local hospital yesterday,.!
aged three days.
Mr. Dunn is in the armed
forces. Besides the parents, there
are left grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs, E. F, Dunn of Evanavilie,
Intl., and Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Dodge of Medford.
Funeral services will be held
at the graveside in Siskiyou
Memorial Park at I p. m. Thurs
day under direction of Conger-
Morris Funeral Parlors, The
Rev, Delbert ,W. Daniels of the
Christian church will officiate,
The Office of Price Adminis
tration prints 800,000 official
rationing . point value charts
each month.
Special meeting of Warren
Ladle Mo. 10. AT. & A.M..
Jacksonville, Oregon, No
vember 29. ? p, m. work
. in r. A Dearee.
Fred Gardner, W.M.
Too Late to Classify
$5500
-42D North Holly St. Good
income property, two bed-
rhnmi nfi bath down
tnitL mtxA four hedrooms and bath
upitair. Larye living room with
hbwIv rfi rf nrstfd lnslds and OUt,
Close to Junior high end business
section. Termi vauao.e. unmemaw
tossewion. cnorie k. Kay. neaiior,
FOR SALS 184i Ford 05 TFton
truck, 10 -ply tire. OPA cellinf
$1233, Humphrey Mo ton, 33 S-
WOMEN NEEDED Floor girls. Apply
4a nau-oM rAmmnnltv HnnBl.
FOR RENT Studio apartment, fur
nUhed. all electric kitchen, privete
bith and entrance and fsreie. np
TOW BALI Fur Mat, mink-dye
Marmot, site 13 to 14. Raonabl.
Aiao wi n id o jrs ndcwais sr
Junior iu b level. Dill 3144.
WGtt S AXT L ' i whi Ui Ice Hutee,
sue 7, fj.rr.on atoa "er a
FOR 'sAlElCmereoii portable radio.
eomDinanon Denery ana eiectne.
xetucnt wsjvam&n, 943. ht. , pox
306. Mittwsv rod ftt Airport.
C6ST U4v'i blic leelher ' ilov
ward. Phona M78.
tivt Guernsey heifers. ona'"rreh.
ran eominj rrssn. j. &. jioppbw, m
mllee west JeeSuenvtlle,
WANT Man or boy for coupl of
days to fttactt moo. us court ou
JUST ARXIXO Sltfpmen t of new M&-
Connlek Deenne grain drills and
slows. Also milidnf machlnea. Cul-
wn Motor m unpiamant v.o in o
Rlvertlde. WILL BUY feed wburt In shell, else
anaata ana ruoera, mui. m sops
and dry. Give JLretiorv, road, etc.
Writ F. O, Be Grenta Paj,
Oreion.
rOH SALE Dependeble motor acoot-
wheels. U tuxna
TOn SALE Coil bed iprinri. W; In-
tiersprwi miiirtu, o; nuray dwu
tad. 2.50. 706-2 Victory St
FOR SALE World ktcyfll, new Uraa
nw pain 1. fvarvnn jntuw, 90
WASrttBA jobber ie kinil.
zora, Ainitna ana wm tuuno
Medford with our fast elllnt Una
of display carded nuts. Cashewa,
almond, pceau, fUbrt, walnuu,
aaltMl rvsmntl HtH Ml Crdl. tnd
bottled hcin-aradUh. CommiMlon
basis. Contact P, O, Sox ?7, Grant
Pass, or Oregon proaucu co., Toxay
netnts van Jjyuea oiq pwci.
FOR SA.Llr-Glna Dog Meal
Crunches. Faoer 34
4 o.
Rivervide-
FOR SALE On nata Toy pkifN.
434 HIVCT. '
APPr.r.S Half mile north Bear Cretk
Driaaa, hh e& hush roun. was
ra.
WANTED Houiekeejxr, roll or ptit
Uma. I Of nex ; sajfv. ay rasa
yivanie. rnone aaia.
TOn SALS DtamoM brooch, att arlU
si Giamanni, mnr ox warn
Urge sue, platinum mounting. Dhra
usoo. Lait (or hIi at 44 south
central.
HAVE YOUR Ctalrtmaa photo
colored in oil to your ocder,
3703. 303 Macls St.
or. rm
WANTED To
buy
sewing machine.
fnone 3417.
FOR SALE Nmtori bull, coming
vaar old. If vou nd a eood herd
bull, see thto ons. and pricad rtl-ht
Phone after ,
DON'T worrv about movlna. i'or icomi
piete service pnone oo, uity tTans
ler ht StoTi. 3 3, Fir St.
FARMERS ATOmOH For fast
delivery or q u.ic k move oi nwvy
machinery phone Davia Trn
ler ec Diorage wo., u s. ir oi.
WW. 5.TILL have stock Rti!.WaVtt fill
ton aytdmoovie ytmsssa, w re
tiniah your ear while thee meter-
All were ruaranteed.
0IMONIZING
STEAM CLIANINa
MITCffELL PAINT SHOP.
60 3. Blvtr5de.
lOCnoQ, 750x30, The era pre-war
army tire. AImo have a xfsw COCxli
new uuck ures. uiaer ivi x-
cnanre. sa o. Baruett,
FTOK RIKT 4 -room duplex,' aiceiy
jurnunw wiuj pnvaie dbui si
laundry room, dsee in. Call Bill.
LOST Small blac Peklnj we dcf,
irom oio g. uaKaaia. rnone swo.
If OR AALli One 14". two-wav rtdlne
plow, one taftie law, Mrs. M. J. 3d-ty
wsra, near Atiey auii.
tJPRIGHT piano, gsad condju&n':
crown iteej rmnje, medium slie;
Simmons all-metal settee, steel rope
springs, makes bed; two basket
weave rugs, 8x13 and xft like rnw,
be by burrs'; soUaislbla bsilnetle,
like new; eLJJc blanket, nsw, crib
library tebl writing deik:
foldli
TiM kitchn table. 606 Omk. oft
wesx jeeRson. can aner 0 p. ra. to
9. Tuesday-Wednesdey.
TOR
SALE Blaek tockar ' luT2
puppy. Phone &343,
UY WAR I0N0S
Nlghti Onlr Weekdira
Coon Open Mi
CLOSED WEDNESDAY!
Huxrj. Matt Cad Toaltel
Coming THUH8DAYI
ALL the ADVENTURE
OF "CIMARRON"!
All the bltilnf excitement of
the gretteet aetlen-diama eer
to roar out of the Weetl
Jim Humphrey
CAGNEY BQGART
"OKLAHOMA
KID"
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mi
ANGERS!
t'l ' L,
TuUr. Hot. 1, 1944 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBtTKt riVB
factory tri!tr heaie to real
home), lor aale or rxcha ngm oo a
iaclory built anuiler on: See O. V.
Myare. Used Car Dealers, 9th at
Bartlett St Phone 5717.
fOR SALXfilrVi "b 1 cy iHot fun.
Mlmon pole, talmon real. Mek
board, wad art, fiber wardrsbe, wick,
er table, double e Sec trie plate, single
electric plate, electric heater, t
steel cots, pads, fruit Jars. 804 East
main.
OR SALX-Jtfsf trcmb.an.a, rood eeo
dlUon. BOS E. Jacition.
f OR SALS Excite oi Uble. 1
4T8S.
YGX iSXiE-Wtrier'a Mormllk. Faber1..
S4 S
Ktvaniae. rnone 4449.
KEyT Nrwir iumiifcad part'
wit. SSO. 411 S OikcUIe.
(ARID-A raeeotlor.ut.
Apply
peraon. prefer experience.
Bell
Diuaio, 1J B. main.
MOTORJST3 ATTENTION
We Kere eddd tws rrsoe hlrtt
elaued mechanice to eur craw. We
heva a far better class of mechanics
than we have ever had in pre-war
times. Come In and watch them
work. You U sre the nevar toe
far hs there bt-en m htfher clan
stray of mechinic! Ulni in south
em Orcf on. Remembtr. we have
special budget plen to finance your
repair lobe, as low as 93 a month.
ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET,
lih and Barttett, F bona 33M.
boux ot moms grade
MECHANICS.
klDblK UA.Ri Wheelbarrows end
toy carts, wen maae ana nicety
painted tor dklren 1-8 years. U
vaneouvar Ave.
tOR SALE FT! ipHr.f limb. B
monuu old veaj. cms mm aouut ea
Tolo. overhead bridge off highway
60, 3d house on left. T. C. Bumson,
Central Point.
5MB very fine' bf ett.l including
cews and heifert, aU in ffd fleah,
wU be sold at Ihs Midway Aacttos
Thursday
REAL saddle horse, gentle, sound,
wall.relned and well-trained, one
that any hers lo-ver wsuld Like to
oaTi, will be old Thuriday at the
MIDWAY AUCTION,
FOR BALE Small Kraft sander. with
power came lens ana reuecior,
complete to tit '39 V-8. Box 363-B.
Rass Lane.
4UMH MX&Ttn OrA of the Preal
cyenan enurcn win noia a rum-1
mgm wit wtonwa, jioy. ap, i ,
the corner of Grace and Main. i
WANTED to buy modern cottage or
gupjsx, uon is, on em iuq. rooa
WanST Mlddls Sfsd rrjn or older
to do light work $ rsn-ch at edge
oi town, uving quaners, iarm pro
duct, and wagei. Tribune Box
oo.
come is ana se uaa
1M Pootlae SMlan.
1B3 PonMae Sedan,
lose Plymouth Sedan.
1D3J! Plymouth Sedan. .
1839 Naih Sedan
Bhidesaker Badatl.
im Modal A taMw,
Naw auBslv Dty t : n M.ClaTn
fl. Ply Ttoea-BriiK In Vein CtrtJficate
Goodyear Batteries Fog Lltea
Antt.freeM Heater Hose
Cat Ready (or Winter Now
X TTutJBy DEAN
Veur Pc5aU45 DadaT
McMiaM Statlss, Dial t43
Wk aas) Qnp. Byy War Bonds
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CRATERIAN
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On the Sereent
srVai CROSBY
eo STEVENS
WUSIfl I
AH "E" Bondi pufchned Not. 2 Am
l, 1 in eligible for tickets, lends
may be purchased it any Jtckton Co.
luulnf agent. DONT DELAY! Buy Your
"I" Bond NOW and at your Pre Ticket
EI B l"S Do you &ad U ftt tar Cuid
to yewor Ughterf W s'? it We
hava the best air and aratr oa
earth or anyplace else. Georee
Good-men's Standard Station, Bin
asd CealraA.
0 W KER3 ! Exchxn re c tamtd
out gener t Cor hv7 d u ?y re
wlndi. GuArantd one mr, Sv
erin Electric. 1303 W. Riverside at
Signal station.
cas a
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ga re Tlmft Cash aitd -:
Call Automotrils Market,
rTieadl kiadlorg DeeJer.
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Nc Bd Uap Wliae)Tg
to ts.
FARMERS.
ATTENTION! la
your
barn lot muddy Need
floor in
your bara. We hart rourh 3x13 for
mm parpoae. Very reajo-rubi. How
bO'Ut orn rtma;b 1 x S x i $ tor raa&-
CAMERON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO.,
Riverside and Barnett Rd. Ph. S463
. Usstry trsn.
r:frlf ertio-, lully farru.ibd wlti
food furniture. Located on Allee 8t
Victor C Sether. Brophy Bldg.
ADAH 8 BEAUTY bAi-ON Ail ainfla
fil &4 u ry set ncej Ptrrrui ntsnts a
i peiai ly Pa. 3664 H Cactrml.
NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet
dotsn't aput ttomh -
When you need
quitkreiidtrom
Mia, da you
hesitate to take
spirin because
it leave sou
with ta upiet
this new medi
cal discovery.
BOraWN, ta "juat wha! ths doc
t6r ordered for you,
SupMin It atplrln slue contain
the same pure, safe aspirin you
nam ton? Known dui ub , esupeu
by doctors is s ipml way I ot
those upset by aspinn ia 1U ordi
nary form.
Thli aw UJ oi MHitato tabul
dlso!vea more quickly, lets the
aspirin get right at the iob oi re
lieving pain, reduces the acidity ol
ordinary aspirin, and does not ir-
repat doas-
Tear M oat to remind yon ta
get Superin today, so you can have
It hand when bsadwhtes, ilds.
etc., strike. Se Jwtr qusekly ft
relieves pain bow
fine you feet after
taking. Atyourdrug" 1
pat s, it ana as.
4 the
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