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LOCAL and PERSONAL Addreti Changed Mrs. Le f Roy Hartley and daughter, Mrs. t Tom Martin, formerly of 407 North Holly street, moved today to 19 North Orange street where they will now. reside. . ' Brother Dies Harvey E. Cassman of Central Point left last night for Bonilla, S. D., where he was called by the death of bis brother, Joe Cass man. Mr. Cassman will be away bout two weeks. I'femtfag! WATCH OUT FOR SNIFFLY V had Colds Read colds can cause much suffering. Don't suffer needlessly. Just put a lit tle Va-tro-nol up each nostril, Relieve eneezy, scuny cus tress. Also helps prevent many colds from devel oping if used in timet Try it. Pol low directions in folder. Works nnel V3CKSYA7ROFIOL I quickly relievt 1 distress J SELL YOUR CAR BUY WAR BONDS! We need 50 more used cars. Al makes All models. Highest Cash Price! HUMPHREY K9TCF.S USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 Club To Meet Phoenix Thursday club will meet at the home of Mrs. Cornelia Barnes, South Pacific highway, at eight o'clock the evening of Thursday, Dec. 14, it was stated today. Mrs. George Bourne will be co hostess. Members are asked to bring their "Who-Do" Christmas gifts. Phoenix Unit The Phoenix Extension unit will meet Friday, Dec. 19, at the home of Mrs. A. E. Stevens at 10:30 a. m. Subject for the day will be "Wartime Buffet Meals and Hos pitality" with Mrs. Bert Stan- cliffe and Mrs. F. V. Barrett as leaders. The luncheon menu will .be furnished and members are to be charged a small sum. Everyone Interested Is invited to attend. Visits Her The Rev. and Mrs. D. W. Daniels, 320 South Holly street, have as their guest this week Mrs. Daniels mother, Mrs. B. F. Shoemaker of Salem. Miss Gertrude Shoemaker, sis ter of Mrs. Daniels, will arrive from Klamath Falls Wednesday to visit at the Daniels home, and both guests plan to remain until Saturday. Miss, Shoemaker is making a speaking tour while on leave of absence from mis sionary , work in the Belgian Congo. Reminder Issued A remind er was Issued today to holders of "T" gasoline rations that re newal applications for the next quarter's gasoline supplies should be sent in to the local war price and ration, board at once. Forms were mailed sev eral days ago and unless they are returned in the near future, the holders may ; not receive their next ration pickets before the present tickets expire Dec, 31, according to L. L. Terna han, executive secretary of the board. . DARDCRAFTED 6LASSWA8E With its soft, satiny finish and delicately blended two-tone pastel shadings. The perfect Christmas gilt. MAESTRO With Its magic blending of rich, pure silver and ruby colored glass. TIFFEN WARE This exquisite glassware has a distinctive style of Its own, hand cut and of the highest quality, in two patterns. Woodstock and Fantasia. These are Ideal glftwaret LEEVER HARDWARE CO. 225 E. 6lh NOW! ORDER YOUR CALENDAR Tuesday 8:00 cm. Nevita No. 93. O.E.S., Central Point Election of officers and Christmas party, program and refreshments. 8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor lodge, election of officers at K. of P. hall. Ethel Lindholm, state organizer, will be present. 8:00 p. m. Zonta club, Christ mas party at studio of Effie Kurtz, 204 North Ivy street. Wednesday 10:30 a. m. Medford Exten sion unit, December meeting at courthouse with exchange .of Christmas gifts. 12:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, covered dish luncheon at Girls' Community club and Christmas party. ' ' 1:00 n. m. Oakgrove Neigh borhood club, home of Mrs. Wal ter Wilson. Janney lane, for dessert. - 1:00 p. m.' Chapter AA, P.E.O., home of Mrs. E. B. De Voe, 12 Glen Oak court, lunch eon. Mrs. A. P. Butler, assistant hostess Program, Mrs. R. Tub man. 6:30 p'. m. Pythian Sisters, dinner at Girls Community club for members and husbands. Christmas gift exchange. - 7:30 p. m. Neighbors of Woodcraft, K. of P. hall, regular meeting followed by Christmas party at home of Mrs. Clara Fisher, 512 South Holly street. Bring gift. 8:00 p. m. American Legion auxiliary at - armory. Business meeting, program, refreshments. 8:00 p. m. Medford branch. AAUW, home of Mrs. Arthiy M. Cannon, 16 Glen Oak ' court. Musical program and speaker. Thursday 12:30 p. m. W.C.T.U. at home of Mrs. L. N. Younger, 611 West Eighth , street. . Covered dish luncheon Bring gifts for Chil dren's Farm Home. .1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn ers' club, dessert luncheon at Girls' Community club followed by cards. For reservations call Mrs. L. A. Mccormick, Z47H. 1:30 p. m. Loyalty circle, Methodist church, dessert lunch eon and Christmas party at home of Mrs. Lyle Shoppert, 531 Stencer street. Election of offi cers. Mrs. Earl Hall and Mrs. D. A. Bersch, assisting hostesses. Fined William August Sch nler. 61. was fined $10 in city court this morning for being drunk on a public street. Honorable Discharges Word has been received that Harold Eugene Gist and James Graden Andrus have received honorable discharges from the army, both within the last two months. -. Dinner A Fellowship dinner sponsored by the Missionary society of the First Christian church will be held at the church Wednesday evening at 6:45. Speaker for the evening will be MU Oertrude Shoemaker who has spent over 17 years as a mis sionary teacher in the Belgian rnnan. Church members are urged to attend. A covered dish dinner will oe servea. BUY WAR BONDS ... ( . v 'iss itr-' n - ft ffxxfme kv GIFT k WM4 m OF BIG LUSCIOUS We Have Saved Seme For Local Orders-While They Last No gift Is more appropriate ... No gift will be more weliomed than a box pf these delicious Rogue V-lley Du Cornice . . . packed in beautiful gift boxes in Medford. They arrive in perfect condition for the holidays .... a treat in good tastel Box "A" Senior De Luxe is the site most people are ordering as gifts for their friends. Of course, most people prefer to eat' them Jt.t as n.y come from the box, but in every carton there is a special folder which tells many ways in which to prepare appetising desserts. A Real Value! Prices include special express charges prepaid to any point In the United States. $2.65 Box "C" Special 53.80 Standard Box of Bosc Pears $4.50 Express CRYSTAL SPRINGS PACKING CO. SPATZ BROTHERS Two Blocks South of Main On Fir Street Telephone 3072 On Leave Lt. Bui Salade, army air corps, son of Mrs. Lil lian Salade, Central point, ar rived in Medford recently on a 24-day leave. Minor Accident Passenger cars driven by F. G. Bunch, Jacksonville, and Mercella God ley, Jacksonville, were Involved In a minor accident Monday on the Jacksonville highway, ac cording to a report on file. Unit To Meet Howard Ex tension unit will hold the De cember meeting Thursday of this week at the home of Mrs. Martha Parsons, beginning at 10:30 a. m. Topic for the day will be "Buffet Meals in War time Living." There will be an exchange of Christmas gifts. - ' Robinson Here Frank Robin son is spending this week in Medford visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Robinson, 836 Taylor street. Robinson, who lived here for many years and is well known, is now motor trans port officer of the United States army depot at Seattle. Flue Fire The ehemlcal truck was called to the residence of Mark Jarmln, 23 Corning Court, last night, to extinguish a flue fire caused by vines which had grown into the chim ney, according to the fire de partment. No damage was done the fire department said. ' Win Ribbons Mr. and Mrs, John Smith of the Jacksonville highway returned Sunday after attending the Salem dog show. Mrs. Smith entered two Pomer anians, a male and a female, and both received blue ribbons in the judging. While at the show Mrs. Smith purchased a highly-bred female Pomeranian to add to her kennel. -..-a Attend Conference R. G Fowler, county agent: C. -B Cordy, assistant county agent; Earle Jossy, Four-H club agent for the county and Miss Marian Farrell, county home demon stration agent, are in Corvallis this week to attend the annual conference of the state exten sion service. The four agents will return to their duties next Monday morning. Money Stolen BUI Prouty, operator at the Craterian thea tre, Central avenue, reported to city police that $20 in change and $8.16 from an employee's billfold was stolen from the theatre's popcorn stand room sometime last night. It was be lieved that someone might have stayed , in the theatre after clos ing hours last night, the report said. Henry Bray Here Henry Lee Bray, sound man on a destroyer escort, and his wife arrived to day for a visit with Dr. and Mrs. Jouett P. Bray of Lozier Lane. Bray was given a sick leave from Oak Knoll hospital, Oak land, where he was confined for two months. Prior to his stay there he was confined in a hos pital at Peari Harbor for four months. He has taken part in several major engagements in the Pacific, his last action being on Saipan, e Sell Seals Members of the Medford Lady Elks will sell Christmas seals tomorrow in the various booths of the Jackson County Public Health associa tion. Selling will be Mrs. Rich ard G. Phalr, Mrs. Ronald Smith, Mrs. Margaret Fabrlck, Mrs, Frank Bellinger, Mrs. C. E. Kunz, Mrs. Fred Rehling, Mrs. Richard Payne and Miss Jeanlne Kent. Mrs. Charles Barnes of the junior group of the health association was chairman in charge of today's booth sales, and selling were Mrs. William H. DIGiacomo, Mrs. Coolldge, Mrs. Clayton Lewis, Mrs. King and Mrs. Hughes. Grenade Defeathers Chickens, Tames Hun With U. S. Seventh Army, Western Front, Dec. 12 (U.R) Sgt. Aldis Gunn Ciero, Ind., 44th division infantryman, in. slsted a barn looked suspicious and drew a horselaugh from his buddies when his first grenade chased out a dozen de-feathered chickens. His second grenade brought 18 Germans with their hands up. TO CONTINUE USING WANTED TO BTJT Sewing machine. rnon. if. THE MIDWAY AUCTION CO. will nave a good bunch of feeder eatue tor Thursday's sale. Also regular line-up of cattle; hogs and sheep. About 1.000 lbs. of recleaned Ka nota seed oats. A ton of baled alf alfa hay, several larga bales of straw. An exceptionally nice baby buggy along with a good consign ment of misc. furniture and other useful Items. MIDWAY AUCTION CO.. K. W. Holmes, AucUoneer; N. A. MEAD. Cleric Sale starts 10:30 a. m.. Thursday. Dec. 14. Chicago,' Dec. 12 (U.R) American housewives probably win continue to buy sugar the ration stamp way until the end of the war, President J. B. Hut- son of the Commodity Credit corporation today informed the field crops conference held in connection with the American Farm Bureau Federation's 26th convention. He pointed out that "in War time it is difficult to import enough sugar to fill our needs and that we can t produce it in sufficient quantities to re lieve the situation." There will be no. real relef. he said, until Cuba begins to fill Europe's sugar order and the Philippines resumes pro duction for the United States. TRY Faber's Scratch Feed, made from quality grains, raoer s. m s. River side. , WANTEE a double curtain rods. Ph. 3097 after a p. m. FOR BENT Five-room house. 2 acres, cntCKen nouse, noias ouu cmcKens. To party that will buy our furni ture, 1 dog. hens, 6 ban ties. 1 ISO lb. pig, 28 Chev. coupe, soma wood. 1st house across the R. R. tracks from the sawmill at Talent. Ore. ACCORDIONS Eve Prentice Accordion Studio S17 Newtown St Phone 3807, FOR SALE 15" old growth fir. 4 tier delivered in 8-tler loaaa. write Ivan Governor. Gold Hill. 5R SALE 3 pairs of green silk damask-llned drapes, 80 by 84". with silk cord tie backs, in good condition. Phona 2343. rOR SALE 7-foot Norge electric re frigerator, rtu , box ill, r era val ley road. re war til- ALEUTIANS RATED EARTHQUAKE AREA Pasadena, Cal., Dee. 12 U.R) A "strong" earthquake which could have caused severe dam age In an inhabited area was re corded today by California In stitute of Technology, 3,200 miles northwest in the western Aleutian islands. Dr. Beo Gutenberg, chief seis mologist here, said the differen tial was accounted for by the greater distance from the Aleu tians to the eastern seaboard. He discounted an early theory that the earthquake was centered in South America. evele in excellent condiUonl Eileen Frost. Gold Hill. WANTED Pair of lady's white ice skates, size 8. Call 6078. LOST Golden cocker spaniel puppy In vicinity or tiaven si. scn please phone 3854. Liberal reward. w. G. werner, jiu naven w. FOR SALE 1034 Chevrolet 3-door. Good tires, see a I run on' ln .tnttnn. ENT 4-roora furnished house. FOR call pBtu. l "CT 1 aHva wrist wntch. Cold en- graved with eoia Dana, suvcr u slde. Gold circle dial. C. J. Wlntera. Plitf, leave at Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Two garages. 20 MUtlS- toe. Berkeley, Cal., Dec. 12 TU.R) An hour -long earthquake, fairly severe and probably oc curring In the Aleutians, was re ported today by Dr. Perry Byer- ly. University of California seismologist. The tremor was recorded at 9:25.09 o'clock last night and was approximately 2900 miles distant, Dr. Byerly said. rlrnlne time for Sunday Too Late to ciassiry o:au rjamroay uiernmn fiease rememoer. Too Late to Classify irm BAT.F Vnunt? Guerriaev-Durham. freshen toon, wiin za can; gcnuo, broke to lead. Ph. 5X2, Central Pt. ELDERLY lady want small apart- mnt rlnfe In and heated. Will as sist with housework If desired. Mrs. Etta Nicholsen, Gen. DeU Medford. FARMERS, ATTENTION For Tast riA.ivorv or nuick move of heavy machinery. phone 3888. Davis Transfer & Storage Co.. 40 B. Fir st DON'T worry about moving. For nlfttA ftervice ohon 4664. 4 Transfer & Storage, 38 s. Fir st. com- Clty WE STILL have stock PREWAR bu Pont automobile finishes. Let us re- finish your car wnua inese maw laia last. All work guaranteed, TMriMT 7.TMf , STEAM CLEANING MITCHELL FAINT SHUr, eua a. mversiae FOR SALE New Home sewing ma chine, like new: occasional rocker. one Slmmens bed, lnnersprlng mat tress ana con springs, an line new; '26 model T Ford roadster, good shape; golden Guernsey cow with second calf In Feb.: Jersey heifer. freshen In Feb. Box 353-C, Lozier Lane. Phone 2700, after a p. -m. WANTED Girl's World p: 33 FEED corn during cold weather. Get It at raDer s, a a. nivBim fnn rale Peklnaese and Toy Pom- eranmn puppies, wiui jm.. .nrtAhltv Jacksonville. Star, Box 124. FOR SALE Three heifers. 6 and8 nt.the nA 1 in SnrlnB St. uniicR trnUrr for sale, furnished, IB ft. long, . 11141m um tlnn .Tarkiin Villa. FOR RENT Modern rurnisnea room nouse-, inimauv, a raUHs.1. FOR SALE Electric range, & burner. 1415 W. 8th. FOR SALE - 3 -piece black walnut fnrSeM.' .llVhuy'used. Pb. FOR SALE-Flsher's call meal and call DUiiacr jjchi. -"- -- IF YOU need your sawdust ounw repaired can tu FOR SALE 1038 Nash coupe .and man Ford coupe. 424 8. Peach at. Tuesday, Dee. II, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE 8EVEH FOR SALE Stock, block or hay sal. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. SEPTIC tanks ann cesspool pumping. sanitary equipment, fnone vnv. WILL PAY 'cash for outboard motors in good condition, aena ruu ae crlDtlon. Tribune. Box 1384. WILL PAY top price for Boy Scout Kmie in oune pox ua i . 3 13 ACRES, close to Medford. near good school, fine sou, no improve ments, ideal building spot. $2000. $500 down, balance terms. Buy now and be ready to build. If you are Interested In an ideal location for a home with 22 M acres, excellent soil, ample water, small orchard, good 6-room house, barn, other buildings, all In good condi tion, about IS minutes from Med ford, let us show you the best list ing we have. Well worth price of $19,000 which includes equipment and stock. The real borne is a farm home. 04 acrea near Phoenix. with some free water, buildings need repair, but this ranch la well worth the price of $4600, 3 choice lots, approximately 1 acre each. East side, view. $1000 each. CARL Y. TENGWALD. Realtor. Holly Theatre Bidg. good soil WE BUY 'EM WE SELLUM COME IN AND SEE EM 1038 Olds coupe, 1936 Plymouth sedan. 1938 Nash sedan, 1036 pontlao sedan 1038 Olds sedan 1933. Studebaker sedan 1933 Ford sedan, 1937 Pontlao sedan, 1939 Pontlao sedan. Sportlltes. foglltes, batteries, anti freeze. Get winterised now. Large supply famous Dayton McClaren Urea. A. Z. Tubby" Dean, Your Pontlao Dealer. Richfield Station Dial 3943 flth and Grape Sts. Buy Bonds. D7 YOU HAVE $2300 to spend en tils) wue see ine mamona ana piaunum brooch left for sale at 43 & Can trai. us a noney. FOR SALE Fencing and staples. 281. 32 , i , o ii em fencing, uaroea wire. Get your supplies at 6am son's. 4 th St Front Sts. $9000 - 15 acres on Ross Lane, all Irrigated, excellent soil, fine 7 -room modern home, adequate out-buildings la good condition. Close to town. Im mediate possession. A real buy. Brown & White Agency. 104 Weal main, rnone ztu-u. FOR SALE Electric incubator. kero- sene orooder. Mode) A transmission. i;ari nenney. jacusonviue. CALL Faber's for Immediate delivery on heavy green fir slabi. Faber's, o o. rwvcraine. mono EVE PRENTICE STUDIO Accordion headquarters. 317 Newtown Street. Latest accordion models for sale, $43 up; excellent condition. Pnon 2897. WE HAVE a nice stock of rough boards: also surfaced and rough 2x4 to 2xl2s. No priority needed. CAMERON-MOFFITT LBR. CO. 8. RIVERSIDE AT BARNETT RD Phone S462 2 MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITS I CERTIGRADE red cedar shingles. Big Pines Lumber Co. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds of beauty service. Permanents a specialty. Ph. 2B64. 130 N. Central. CASH m A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR. Save Time, Cash and Gas. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3019. 8th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. BUY WAR BONDS Nights Only Weekdays Door, Open 6:45 CLOSED WEDNESDAY FOR SALE41.000. 1033 Dodge 1 i- raii0rr93rrdo.t's Jew Richardson. Snowy Butte Serv ice station. Phone 6408. SERVICEMAN returning '.r.0V! must nave nuuw.i; -- . convalescing mother, 4 to 6 weeks. nvlk... Hn WILL' sell 8-mo,..old '' W pV- B'yro'n B. Baker'.". O. Tin B4. Prosnect, Ore. ' ' fbR SALE High chair, 3., 1207 is. "5thaveT Small white dog, .long curiey nair; giu yv. . TkAn& .All BET Christmas holly at Fader's, it M. mversme. fOR SALE Trash burner, three- ciMmnn. hpri una sDrinR. Sob's Second-hand Store, corner ol nth nnrl Hrflnfi. WANTED Furniture moving. Men of experience, van "H;5;.?BM""W tlon guaranteed. Phone 3756. .no OUT T jtvlnff math COnlDlet. with milk. 3 S0 per cwt. For beat result, sea T. E. SAMSON w. LARGE STOCK of beautiful Aocora- lons for Christmas, 13-bass streamline Wurlltier ac cordion, NEW, at prewar price, 7 Three 120-basa accordions, prac tically new, priceo ror ijuita, ., 250 to (340. All other sizes at reasonable nrlces. These accordions are the best nationally known mnkca, eucn ' as Soprani, Savona and Hohner, etc. See these at once at 13 Glen Oak court. no e&trf f jt flnlle hleher account- ancy course. New, complete. Phone 71. FOR SALE Radiant fruit mix. oran and lemon Deel. canned numok! veg-all. Cooiey's Grocery, W. 11th ana namuton st. nge kin. FOR TRADE Will trsda model A John Deere tractor wltb mower at tachment for cattle. Write Box 177, co Mall Tribune. rOR SALE Brown male cocker span lel. age 2A yrs. Call 3770 after 6 p. m. FOR 'SALE Bedroom set with go mattress, springs: complete bi dinette set. curtain roai. iood ied. hone 6171 FOR SALE At the Veterans of for elgn Wars auxillary'e bamar to be held Friday, December 13, at the Furniture Exchange, flth and Front Sts.. hand-made baby clothes, aprons and other fancywork. FOR SALE Fisher's Mor-mllk. A real dairy feed. Try It. Faber's. 34 8. Riverside. Phona 4449. HURRYI LAST NIGHTI GINGER ROGERS COMING THUHSDAYI :ll;H..ltfifi Showi Start 1:45 643 8.30 "-XT" i V SANDEiflRUCI INTRIGUE AND DANGER! i 0 , ' V .J PLUS "MARSHAL OF GUNSMQKE" with TEX RITTER Hold Onto Your Hart . . . Henry and Dizzy Ara Loom Again!! ' WEDNESDAY ., PLUS ut y of L 'f mm Wi CHARLES JlSTARREn (ni'ttNSTAkXI-. WORTH - LAST ALSO James Dunn Dick Purcall In "Leave !t To tho irliV Starts TOMORROW IT'S ALL ACTt0N...ROUGH...T0UGH...RI0TOUS! iyfliiflfiSBHflVjirnis IN STOCK NOW! READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY l.oJ, Mediord TRUCKS On Ton to FortT-Flre Tons HUMPHREY ' MOTORS ' f .- ' l',l.f- ! .-.A . SnSSm ...... tl.'f i ' MUST END TONITE LATEST NEWS and SHORTS How about a Winged Viefory With the SUPER FORT? KEEP BUYING MORE BONDS Watch HIROHITO snort! 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980
