t
LOCAL and
Hughet Leave Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. Hughes of Fern Valley
left yesterday for San Diego
where they will spend the win
ter months.
To Portland Carl Y. Teng
wald, Kings Highway, left last
night for Salem and Portland to
conduct examinations and to at
tend a meeting of the State Real
Estate Board.
Club To Meet Jacksonville
Garden club will meet tomor
row afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Otto Heckert at 2 o'clock;
"Winter Corsages", will be the
subject of the day.
On Leave Ernest Reed, Sea
Bee, arrived in Gold Hill recent
ly to visit his wife, Bertha Coy
Reed, on a 30-day leave. Reed
is just back from 20 months'
service In the South Pacific
theatre.
e
Waffle Supper Camp White
Officers' wives will jive a bene
fit waffle supper Thursday
night at the Medford Outpost
from 5 to 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Dora
Miller will tell fortunes, begin
ning at 6:30. The public is cor
dially invited.
Party Announced The Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans auxil
iary will hold the annual Christ
mas party Monday, Dec. 18, at
8 p. m., at the home of Mrs.
Winifred Vale, 56 North Orange
street. Members are asked to
bring a gift for exchange.
Flue Fire The chemical
truck was called to the resi
dence of Margaret Manson, 1623
East Main street, this morning
at 7:33 a. m. to extinguish a flue
fire, according to the fire de
partment. Little damage was
done the fire department said.
Sales Announced Nevita So-
cial club will hold a bazaar and
cooked food sale Friday, Dec.
15, in the Medford Masonic
building. Handmade articles for
'gifts and cakes, pies and other
food will be on sale. Saturday,
Dec, 16, the. club will hold a
rummage sale starting at 9:30
a.m. .
In England TSgt.-Samuel
P. Hamilton, army air corps, son
of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Hamilton,
Rt. 4, has arrived in England,
according -to word received by
his parents. Sgt. Hamilton has
been in the air force four years.
He spent the las,t year at Mac
dill Field, Fla., where he was
an Instructor engineer-gunner
on a bomber.
. . . . ....
' Committee To Sell Volun
teers who will sell Christmas
seals for the Jackson County
Public Health association tomor
row are Mrs. Harold Woods,
Mrs. Roy Elliott, Mrs. Glen Fa
brick, Mrs. George - Edwards,
Mrs.. Glen Harrison, Mrs.
Charles Bottjer, Mrs. Chester
.Hubbard, . Mrs. . Lloyd Ham-
mack, Mrs. Sam Colton, and
mis. wmiam Luman.
In South Pacific Coxswain
Bill Wall, son of Mr, and Mrs.
E. W. Wall of Ross Lane, has
written his parents telling of a
leave spent in Australia after
serving a year in the South Pa
cific. Coxswain Wall graduated
.from Medford High school,
where he played varsity foot
ball, and attended Oregon State
College prior to entering the
navy two years ago. A sister.
Nancy Wall, also a graduate of
Medford High school, is in the
Waves and taking boot training
at Hunter College, Bronx, N. Y.
Sane Tonight A dance will be
given this evening at the former
officers' club at Camp White for
enlisted men of the prisoner of
war guard section. A special
invitation has been extended to
1 young women of the Volunteer
Service corps to attend and
transportation will be provided
from the .Riverside USO at 8
p. m. Music for the dance will
be furnished by the Rhythm-
aires orchestra. Any hostess
wishing additional information
may call the director of the
corps, Mrs. Ruth Boyd, and
Mrs. Boyd points out that her
telephone number has been
changed and is now 3254.
DANCE
If i
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Wednesday
6:30 p. m. Pythian Sisters,
dinner: at Girls Community club
tor 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. Arthur 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, 2479.
. 1:30 p. m. Loyalty circle.
Methodist church, dessert lunch'
eon and Christmas party at home
of Mrs. Lyle Shoppert, 531
Spencer street. Election of offi
cers.' Mrs. Earl Hall and Mrs.
D. A. Bersch, assisting hostesses.
6:30 p. m. Past Noble
Grands' club, Christmas dinner
party at I.O.O.F. hall with hus
bands as guests. Gift exchange.
8 p. m. Stated communica
tion, Reames chapter, O. E. S.,
initiation and election of officers.
Visiting members welcome.
Three Cited George B. Sey
mour, William M. Hunting and
Daniel W. Favor all appeared
in justice court yesterday after
having been cited by the state
police for truck overloads,
i
Meeting Changed Members
of the Phoenix Thursday club
will meet tomorrow nieht at the
home of Mrs. P.-V. Barrett in
stead of at the home of Mrs,
Cornelia Barnes, as previously
announced. Mrs. Barnes has
been taken ill and is a patient
in a local hospital.
M. L. HAHTLEY, TALENT,
PASSES AWAY AT HOME
Marion L. Hartley, 79, passed
away- about noon today at his
home near Talent. Funeral ar
rangements will be in charge of
Perl Funeral Home and a com
plete obituary will be given
later.
BIRTHS
MUSIC To Mr. and Mrs,
Everett B., 817 N. Holly, Dec,
13, 1944, girl, 9 lbs., at Commu
nity hospital, .
OLDHAM To Mr. and Mrs.
Rufus, Rt. 1, box 55, December
13, 1944, boy, 8 pounds, at the
osteopathic clinic. ' .
V: ' ARMY WANTS YARN
Washington, Dec. 13 U.O
me army's sudden defhand for
gigantic new quantities of yarn
to make heavy uniforms, over
coats, . blankets, battle jackets
and socks aroused speculation
today as to whether the allied
high command is preparing for
another winter of war in Europe,
" MOTHS WANTED
' Waterville, Me. (U.R) Most
people don't want them around
dead or alive but Miss Ruth
Goodwin makes a hobby of col
lecting moths. .
SELL
YOUR CAR
BUY
WAR BONDS!'
We need 50 more used cart..
All makes All models.
' Highest Cash Price!
HUMPHREY MOTORS
USED CAR EXCHANGE
33 S. Riverside Dial 4980
. - - 1 1 1
TONIGHT
DREAMLAND
A Grand Party
Yon Won't Want
To Miss
RAY'S MUSIC
SGI BOB TO
OK PLANE OVER
Stating that he had taken a
good look at Mt. Fujiyama, Sgt.
Bob Turtle wrote to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Turtle, 232
Valley View Drive, December 4
from the island of Saipan. Sgt:
Tuttle is senior gunner on a
B-29 and has charge of the cen
tral fire control system of the
big bomber.
"I've had a good look at Fuji
yama," the Mpung man wrote,
but wasn t very interested in
Its scenic beauty at the time."
Commenting about Saipan, the
sergeant wrote, that the island
was pretty, and the climate not
too bad. Saipan, not very large
and formed of. coral, according
to the sergeant, has lots of marks
of the battle which wrested the
island from the jnemy and he
commented that the navy had
knocked out a lot of Jap in
stallations.
This was Sgt. Tuttle's first let
ter to his parents after he began
his flights over enemy territory.
His brother. First Lt. Shelby G.
Tuttle, Is an instrument flight
Instructor in the army transport
command and is stationed at
Memphis, Tenn.
Jack M attack Gets
. Promotion Plaque
Jack Math 3k, formerly asso
ciated with George A. Hunt
theaters' in Medford, recently
was awarded a plaque by Lou
Amacher, Oregon branch mana
ger for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
for promoting M-G-M products
at the J. J. Parker theaters,
Portland, during the 20th an
niversary week of M-G-M. It was
the only one of 20 that remain
ed west of the Rocky mountains.
The plague has joined others
that adorn Matlaclt's office in
the Broadway theater where he
directs publicity for that show
house and United Artists.
A safety record 'of more than
225,000,000 man-hours of work
without a fatality has been es
tablished at the General Electric
Co. plant, Schenectady, N. Y.
The record believed unequaled
in any heavy manufacturing
factory in the country would
mean 350 years without a fa
tality for an average plant.with
250 employees.
as the .f-
two-gun
'SriWiJ?0' JOHN CARRADINE 1 tmW
jf?fJ BRUCE KELLOGG J
niMhr TERRIFIC!
ffWl1! DAYS v
flAVY NOW LIKES
Washington, Dec. . IS. flJ.R)
The navy at 'first didn't want
women In Its ranks, but it's a
different story now, the house
naval affairs committee report
ed today.
. "Although they (women) were
reluctantly - accepted at first,
they have gained the utmost re
spect of the men in the services
because of their good spirit, hard
work and efficiency," the report
said.
"When these women the
Waves, Spars and Women Ma
rinesproved themselves, com
manding officers urgently re
quested their reassignment to
their commands. '
NAVY RECOVERS
Washington,5" Dec 13 (U.R)
The navy has recovered $7,627,-
808,108 as result of renogltia
tions on $54,000,000,000 in con
tracts, the house naval affairs
committee reported today. ...
Closing time for Sunday Too Let
to Classify 0:30 Saturday axternoon
Pleas remember.
Too Late to Classify
BAZAAR and cooked food sale Trt
dav. December 15. 9:30 a. m.. Med
ford, Masonlo building. Rummage
sale, Saturday, December 10. Nevita
Social club.
WANTED 1 to 0 acres on highway
between Medford and Ashland. With
small Improvements or none. Otto
isagei, poa otvq., Asn.anu.
BAZAAR and rummage sale. F. O. E.
Ladies' drill team at Eagles hall,
317 W. Main. December 15 to 16.
FOR SALE 1937 Chrysler S Imperial
sedan. Excellent condition. 1013 N.
Central ave.
PUBLIC card nartv Fri.. Deo. 15. S
p. m. Sponsored by Wenonah club.
Redman hall on Apple st.
FULLER shower brushes, clothes
oruanes, comoe. rnone n. oiw
W. 2d.
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAM
See
' THE OREGON FINANCE CO.
45' South Central
A Pioneer Firm
FURNITURE storage. ComDlete mod
ern service; special lockers. Phone
2888. Davis Transfer it Storage Co..
40 S. Fir st
PACKING, crating end shipping. Com
plete secvlce. City Transfer Se Stor
age. Phone 4004. 38 S. FIX St.
WANTED From 98,000 to 910,000
loan on 340 acres, mostly creek bot
tom and has free water. 3 houses. 2
. barns. Worth 935.000. Clarence
Pierce, P. O. Box 483, or phone
3ia. meatora.
FOR SALE Pickup 31 PonHac; good
rubber, runs good. V ml. N. of Del
ta waters road, on Old crater Laxe
highway. Phone 8462.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished down
stairs room. Outside entrance, pri
vate lavatory, aajouung utcnen.
leiepnone auiu.
Wallace
BEERY
LIVESTOCK AUCTION every isttrr-
riYiuun, niucmx, vrw. om I
niencing ei & p. m. snarp. oautiiea
patrons are builders of business.
This Livestock Auction Market,
catering strictly to stockmen, offers
an outstanding service to buyers
and sellers alike. Our yard force
consists of men of mature Judg
ment and thoroughly experienced
In the sorting, feeding and care of
iveatock. Our sale force having up-to-the-minute
market Information,
along with a wide acquaintance
amongst men prominent in livestock
circles, enables us to sell your live
stock at Its highest market price
at all times.
We have lots of livestock con
signed for next sale. Due to heavy
runs it Is necessary to have all stock
at yards not later than 11 a. m.
sale day. SOUTHERN OREGON
LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO., Col.
A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. Phone
6235. Medford. Ore. ;
PC AAA 3-bedrooro modern house
uJUUv on east side. Furnished
with good prewar furni
ture. Immediate possession, good lo
cation, soma terms. ,
Also
tTAA A 8-room modern honse en
dOUUU Rogue river: 371 feet river
frontage. Basement and
furnace. Furnished with good furni
ture. Room for 0 cabins. A good
buy.
BEN R. COOPER, Broker
CHARLES BLAESS. Salesman
Office 323 N. Riverside. Ph. 7337. T318
WANTED TO BUY Model airplane
motor and guitar. Phon 6044, be-
iv ecu v ana .
FURNISHED cabin tor rent. 22 Rose.
FOR SALE 1934 Chevrolet Master. 1
door sedan with excellent rubber;
fair condition. Phone Jacksonville,,
4B1. Ask for Mr. Kitchen.
HEARING AID Late model, 9180 tel
for 9100. Used about a week. Make
a nice Xmas gift. Mr. S. Mitchell,
c'o Medford hotel.
WANTED Child's pedal car. Box
1454. Tribune.
CHRISTMAS presents. Genuine red
fox fur scarf. Phone 3415.
FOR SALE 1 Tim ken bearing tilting
table saw frame, less saw, just right
for the wood man. American Fruit
Growers, inc.
FOR SALE 1936 Lafayette sedan, re
conditioned motor, good rubber;
Buy direct and save. GMC truck
motor 8 radiator; will make a good
power plant. Portable laundry trays.
Power-Kraft sender with flexible
shaft and -h. p. electric motor.
1206 Mantle
WANTED Puppy " or young dog.
Springer spaniel or English setter.
Call 4984. Medford. .
WANTED Table model radio In
i good
condition. Phone o64.
FOR SALE Gas heater, extension
table, 4 chairs,- coffee table, Thor
lroner. All in good condition. Phone
5764.
THERE will be a 5-ton truck load of
cull ootatoea sold for hog feed at
the Midway Auction yard, Thurs-
day.
FOR RENT Small apartment, gas
equipped; close In; adults. Also
sleeping room. Bishop Apartments
14 9. Bartlett. .
LOST Ration books 3. 4, John, Elsie
and Meralyn Brewold, Jacksonville
star tit. i-noneojiu.
FOR SALE: A 4-ft. Christmas tree
and 50 decorations, ugius, oeus, etc.
147 NHollv.
FOR SALE Young bird dog. Phone
6570; m
GENE SAYS: YOU Witt fltfRELY
WANT SOME OF THOSE 1x13
ROUGH FIR BOARDS. CAMERON
MOFFIT LBR. CO., S. RIVERSIDE
AT BARNETT RD. PHONE 8462,
WANT TO INVEST up to 92,500 In a
going retail firm and take active
part in operation. Many years ex
perience In retailing. Tribune, Box
HOI.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room
with kitchen privileges. 7 Chestnut.
Phone 4644.
FOR SALE Two 3-h.p. " Cushman
husky motors, ideal for milk sep
arator or nortable tank filler and
general farm use. American Fruit
urowers, inc.
IT'S ( I
ALL
ACTION (
M ill
FOR RENT Sleeping room, gM beat;
very ciose in. i a, oarueii.
FOR SALE-Heavy red fir slabs. Im
mediate delivery, call rabcr s, 4449.
43,750 -One acre, close In, city water,
good four-room house, modern. Also
94.750. modern 6-room house, close
in. near schools. H. G. WILSON.
Real Estate Broker. 7 Chestnut Ph.
4644.
51 VE a living girt pedigreed' cocker
spaniel puppies, roller canaries.
Thrasher's Kennels, south of Phoe
nix on highway.
RADIO SERVICE AND TELEVlSIOrl
CO., S. Columbus ave. off Stewart
ave. Many items for Xmas 16 mm.
Firojector, string Instruments, elee.
ence. talk -a -phones, 5 stations. Ra
dio repairing of all kinds. All guar
anteed. Reasonable. See us. Phone
6821, Medford:
FOR SALE: 3 farm wagons, just what
the farmer needs. Ideal for hay
wagon or Implement carrier. Amer
imn tniu urowcri, inc.
GTt your dog food. All kinds at
r.ber's, 34 S. Riverside.
ican nun u rowers, inc.
FOR SALE Beef bv the Quarter. Fat
hogs. Walter Wooidrldge, Coker
uuue outrict,
NOTICE Have your shrubbery
pruned by an expert who knows
now, rieasa sena me your oraer on
Eostcards, no telephone calls. Gust
kstrand. 304 Sunrise. ave. Medford.
USE Fisher's Egg Producer for more
FOR SALE Equity '39 Zephyr, 9500.
30 Kenwood, evenings.
FOR SALE 60 logging cat with B-
noie xaniau; motor just overnauiea
7000"
44 acres. local
led"
only 4
miles from Medford on
oiled hlffhwav. Annmxi.
mately 40 acres cultivated, 4 acres
under Irrigation, 4 acres on Bear
creek. Sandy loam creek bottom
. soil. Improvements are hay shed
and cow barn. Total salt price
fiW"u wiin eHMiiej icinil.
MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY
Exclusive Agents
Phone 3268. 105 E. Main,
TILLER MILL & LUMBER CO. want!
choker setters. 31.05: head loader.
91 20; second loader, 91.05. Steady
work and camp facilities. Contact
u. . employment service or Mr.
eiarx, 3fB, Meaiora.
FOR SALE GirTsWorld prewar W
cycle in excellent condition, 935
Eileen Frost. Gold Hill.
FOR SALE Girl's prewar bicycle;
balloon 1lres;
excellent condition.
Phone 3935.
WANTED No. 4 or 6 atmoray.
Chestnut. Phone 4644.
tfOR SALE-1 mounted erlnriitona
. and assembly, just what the average
mrroer warns, wan on US, American
Fruit Growers, Inc.
WANTED TO' BUYdewing machine.
rnona atif.
WILL PAY top price for Boy Scout
nunc j i iuuiip dux liai.
accor5ions
Eve Prentice Accordion Studio
517 Newtown St Phone 8897.
FEED corn during cold weather. Get
it at raner s. 34 s. ruvers.de.
repaired call Tuber's, 34 S River-
siae. fnone sstu.
SEPTIC tanks ann cesspool pumping.
oaiumry tqmpmcm. rnone vuv.
NOW OPEN!
TAKE -IT -EASY
LODGE
Dine and Danca
Open Wednesday, Thiirtday,
Friday and Saturday
One-Half Mile Up
Savage Creek
HE'S HOUGH
Wednetdey, Dec. IS. 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
LARGE STOCK of beautiful Accord
ion or Chrutmaa.
la-baa, itreamllne Wurlltzar ee
eordlon, NEW, at prewar price, ,73
Three 120-bau accordion,, prac
ttcally new, priced for quick aaie.
2S0 to 350.
Also
A 11 other size, at reasonable
E rices. These accordions are the
est nationally known makes, such
as Soprani, Savona and Hohner, etc.
See these at once at 13 Glen Oak
court.
GET Chri. Irons holly at ruber's, St
FOR SALE At the Veterans of For-
eign wart auxiliary s bazaar to be
held Friday, December 13, at the
Furniture Exchange, 6th and Front
Sts., hand-made baby clothes,
aprons and other fanevwork.
FOR SALE Fisher's ca'lf meal and
cau Duuaar peuets, raber s, 94 s.
mversiae,
Will "PAY cash for outboard motors
in good condition. Send full de
scription. Tribune, Box 1584.
WE BUY'EM WE SELL'UM
COMB IN AND SEE'EM
1998 Olds coupe,
1930 Plymouth sedan,
1038 Nash sedan,
1938 pontiae sedan,
1938 Olds sedan,
1939 Btudebaker sedan.
1938 Ford sedan,
1937 Pontlso sedan,
1939 Pontlao sedan,
SportUtes, foslttes. batteries, anti
freeze. Get winterized now. Large
upply famous Dayton McClaren
A. 8. Tubby- Dean,
Your Pontlao Dealer.
Richfield Station Dial 9943
6th and Grape Sts. Buy Bonds.
CERTIGRADE red cedar shingles. Big
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON" AW kinds
or oesuty service. Permanents a
specialty. Ph. 2664. 120 N. Central.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOB YOUB CAR. ..
' lave Tim., Cash and Oae.
CD Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealar.
Ph. 3918. 6th and Bartlett.
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Us.
IF YOU HAVE 13300 to spend on ihe
wife see the diamond and platinum
brooch left for sale at 45 S. Cen
tral. It', a honey.
Room For
One More Good
Mechanic
Beit working conditions In
Medford. Clean shop, well
quipped, automatio heat, hot
water, high rata of pay with
paid vacation. Large parti
itock.
Sm LaRoy Clin or
Frank Humphrey
HUMPHREY MOTORS
S3 8. Hlrerilde Dial 4980
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CALL Faber's for Immediate delivery
- on heavy green fir slabs. Fa bar's.
34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449.
TRY Faber's Scratch Feed, made from
quality grains. Faber's, 34 S. River
. side.
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