Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 17, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Meeting Postponed The reg ular meeting 4 the Intermediate Teachera' Council of Jackson county has been postponed until Saturday, Jan. 27. The group will meet in the county court house auditorium at 10:30 a. m. Cane Announced A benefit dance, sponsored by Boy Scout troop 2, will be given Friday evening of this week at the Lin coln school gymnasium. Dancing will begin at 8 p. m. Old-time and "Juke box" music will be furnished. Is Paratrooper Pvt. Wlllard M. Walch of Brownsboro has graduated from the army para chute school at Ft. Benning, Ga., and has won the right to wear the "wings and boots" of the paratroops, according to a news release from the school. To Roteburg Opening The grand opening of the new Star theater in Hoseburg tonight will be attended by Mr. and Mrs. Eino Hemmlla, Mr. and Mrs. Orln A. Schenck, Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Leverette, Mrs. George A. Hunt and her son, John Hunt. . Valley Unit To Meet Evans Valley Extension unit will meet at the home o'f Frances Talbot January 18. It will be a project meeting on "Buffet Meals." All women of the valley are invited to attend and it is stated that those attending need not bring food for luncheon, since the pro ject leaders will furnish it. - Juveniles To Meet Degree of Honor Juvenile club will meet Saturday at 11 a. m. at the Lin coln school. Mrs. Ida M. Wilson, director, urges all members to be present since there will be installation of officers. Guests are welcome. Additional infor mation on the meeting may be had by calling Mrs. Wilson, 4644. " - la Butt Falls Mrs. Gertrude Hoefs of Butte Falls is being visited by her son, Robert F. Hoefs, a torpedoman 2c on a navy PT boat. Hoefs arrived home Friday and has 30 days leave before reporting for new assignment at the navy PT base in Rhode Island. He was over seas 18 months, and wears two gold stars. Before going into the navy in October, 1942, Hoefs at tended the Southern Oregon College of Education at Ashland for two years. Nights Only Weekdays Doors Open 6:45 CLOSED WEDNESPAY Jack London's thrilling story of the Northl "Fangs of the Wild" with Ma Busch Dennis Moore Thursday 3 Days! TWO SOCKEROO HITSI fftlDE TKlvTRAIL OF a uumUua, Shorts & LgJ w.Re.l PERSONAL CALENDAR Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Daughters of Job. Masonic. Temple. 8:00 p. m. AAUW, home of Mrs. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva street. Mrs. Melvin Hogan will discuss Dumbarton Oaks confer ence plan for a United Nations' organization. 8:00 p. m. Graduate Nurses Association, District Four, home of Madelyn Klinefelter, 089 South Oakdale avenue. Assistant hostess, Mrs. Shu-ley Spencer. Thursday - 9:30 a. m. Ladies Auxiliary of the First Bantist rhiirrh at church for White Cross work. Covered dish luncheon at noon. 12 Noon Daughters of Nile Sewing club at home of Mrs. Arthur Winetrout, 39 Berkeley Way, to sew for Red Cross. Pot luck luncheon at noon Bring own service. 1:00 p. m. Past Chiefs club, covered dish luncheon at the home of Austla Barneburg, 1297 Sunset avenue. 1:15 p. m. Just Folks Circle, Methodist church, dessert lunch eon at home of Mrs. F. S. Burk, 53 Rose. White eleDhant sale. 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief corps, armory. 3:00 p. m. Junior High school P-T A room 41. anhnnl in hpor Red Cross speaker on "Accident rrevention tor Home, Farm and City. 3:00 n. Tn T.Pn trim . Wnmn Voters, discussion group on Dum- Danon uaKs uu plan at nome of Mrs. O. A. Eden, 211 Genessee street. 8:00 p. m. Stated meeting Ad arel chapter No. 3, OES, Jackson ville Visiting members welcome. 8:00 o. m. Medford BPWC. Girls' Community club, program on e our-ti ciud wont. 8:00 p. m. Nurses Aide corps, home of Mrs. J. C. Boyle, 1019 South Oakdale avenue. R-nfl r m Mictlptrta flrnnn R. N. A., public installation of oiticers at oi f. nau. Friday 1'ftfl t m TPrlrlnv T.iinirnn club, home of Mrs. Cobb, 811 Kinff utrnftt.. Brlnff own Rervice. club, home of Mrs. Austla Borne- Durg, an i nunsei avenue. Salt Announced A rummage sale will be held Saturday, Jan. 20, by the Jacksonville Parent Teacher association in the build ing at the corner of Holly and Main streets. Car Found A stolen Ford car registered to Issac M. Wayne, route 2. Grants Pass, was found abandoned near 217 Apple street Tuesday morning, police said to day. The automobile was re ported stolen from Grants Pass before mid-night Sunday, sus pects were not known, police stated. " Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bostwick of Murphy, Ore., are the parents of a daugh ter born Jan. 15 at the Ashland hospital. The child has been named Layle Lee-Ann. The Bost wicks have two sons. Mrs. Bost wick's mother, Mrs. Florence Rush, is here from Portland to be with her daughter and family. Mrs. Rush formerly resided In Medford. Returnt To Duty V. A. Roys ton, painter 3c, navy, who was called home from duty at the naval air station, Hawaii in No vember due to his late wife's illness, left Medford Tuesday night to report at Camp Parks, Cal., for further duty. For sev eral weeks he was at the home of his mother, Mrs. A. L. Ford, 440 South Riverside.. Royston entered the service in August, 1943. Accident Cars driven by Mrs. J. R. Woodford, 526 South Holly street and Mrs. L. D. Hull of Central Point were Involved In a traffic accident shortly after noon Tuesday. A report filed by botn operators said they backed out of driveways on opposite sides of South Holly about 350 feet south of 12th Street at the same time, causing an estimated $10 damage to the Woodford car's fender. No damage to the other vehicle was mentioned in the report TONIGHT DREAMLAND A Grind Parly Yon Wen'l Want To Mitt RAY'S MUSIC Vincent Hem Dale Vincent. S 1c, and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Vincent, route 1, is home on a 30-day leave. Ha completed it months of duty on a south Pacific island before returning horn. Fined Following persons were fined in local court today on charges of drunk or disorder ly conduct: Michael Enright, 34, 10 days in jail; Vernon Jones, 41, drunk in a publio place, $10; George Howe. 70, 10 days sus pended. Mrs. Host! Leaves Mrs. Jo Rostel left this morning for Ox nard, Cal., where she will make her home in the future. Her mother, Mrs. Josephine Murray, and her sister, Mrs. Lucile Finch, already reside in the California town. Mrs. Rostel has been on the staff of Mann's Department store for many years and has many friends in the city. - - Stolen Report was made to local police authorities Tuesday of theft of goods from the Mo doc Orchard company, 511 South Fir street, some time Monday night after the establishment closed. Items listed as stolen were three dozen pairs of rub ber gloves, three dozen pairs knit packers gloves and 12 pairs oi sorters canvas gloves, accord ing to the police report. Guilty parties had not yet been found today. Back To Duty Roy F. Cher ry, sic, returned to San Fran cisco Sunday after a 15 day fur lough here at the home of his wife and children who live at 412 Benson street. He is the son of Mrs. A. Cherry, 312 South Ivy street, and returned from six months convoy duty with naval forces in the south Pacific and invasion operations on Leyte Is land, P. I. Cherry wears four stars for four major naval bat tles his mother said. He joined the navy about 15 months ago and was last home in July. Cherry was accompanied by his wife to San Francisco. Mrs. Her ald A. Felt and her sons, Don and Herald, Jr., were also re cent visitors from Eugene at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. Cherry. - Too Late to Classify WANTED Capable woman to do house work a dava a week. Irene M. Phetteplace, 2318 Capital ave. Fhona iv brine containers. In Central Point. back of Thiess bids., across from city hall, or phone 194 Central Pt. FOR SALE 1,000 7' seasoned old- growtij cedar posts. See Carold J. farxer, oiu s. central. FURNITURE storage. Complete mod em service; special lockers. Phone aowi. uavis Transfer ct storage to., iu o. rir sc. PACKING, crating and shipping. Corn plete service. City Transfer Sc Stor age. Phone. 4664, 38 S. Fir st. GUARANTEED AUTO . PAINTING STEAM CLEANING AND SIMON MITCHELL PAINT' SHOP 608 S. Riverside FURNISHED 5-room quire 804 E, Main. FOR SALE Nice breeding goose. Call i. wic wivwro wagon or pnoaeoiov fT-a America's top IrFYr UjsI j 1 LLt!n -r Swi"g. Band in th . Mdl i? nsM 7 li nr . s-r.rr: If .J?1p,, 4iJi j FOR FOUR BIG F? Aj-tT. II l, ' f '' M MUSIC-CRAMMED I t,l7Tr f " a"'-1 T!!r----lJI I 1 CAREFREE DAYS!. 1 ;C" ' -y"" ;" 1 ljATTT-r ZT"' -JH( Vls! ' 0 "TtST HlSTnrT N0VELr 1 UtJfZT Th'"' S. I L GratS6ou mmm DIAL 4900 bumb ( XfeSEQSUi 7!, OSoify X TWO FEATURE iXC9$ i.lj lU'Y J 1 7 ' K A TaT-Vat. V liiiiiti'iwii hMfai t k TteSr how.D.1.tl:.i.:30 SlTtlffl IA 'aO ITT I It ? TT-yM Ton ATE nom. Com- pletely furnished with prewar fur niture. Frlgidaire. white table-top stove, automatic not water heater, nice breakfast set. 9 complete bed room suites with rugs, one pair twin beds, modern living room furniture, radio, curtains, desk, washing ma chine, mangle, vacuum; garage and chicken house. Good location. Pos session by February 1. Reasonable, down D&vmsnt. balance) Ilka rent? Apply 1 823 N. Central. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN THE OREGON FINANCE CO 43 South Central A Pioneer Firm FOR BALE Hl-chair. taylor tot. crlbf crocks, l iugai; mm jars, raaio, tub. Brown, Rt. 1, Box 107-A S. Peach off Stewart. tAPERHANGING, kemtonln,,, palnt 1ns: free estimates, reasonable prices. Phone 3429 from 5 to a p.m. FOR SALE Mans bicycle, like new. 703 E. Main. FOR SALE New .30(5-99 Savage. 4b shells, 80 primed cases. 1 belt, 1 sheepskin case; 100 cash. Box 394, Shady Cove. Ore. TO TRADE '37 Chev. sedan In ex cellent mechanical condition. Phone 308 Central Point Mattress and Up- noisiery raciory. L,. t. juaincs, prop. RUMMAGE SALE Saturday. Jan. 20. corner Holly and Main. Sponsored by Jacksonville P.-T. A. Lota of snoas. FOR SALE 1938 Bulck Special. 3 new tires; good condition, radio and nearer. a 8. uront. FOR SALE Equity in 1937 Ford '60, Four new recaoa and 6-ely snare. Equity Includes all Insurance and carrying charges. Balance payable to First National bank. Can be seen between 8 and 3 at L. C. Taylor wirage, na a. mvcrBiae. THERE will be a nice bunch of white. face cows and calves sold at the Midway Auction yards Thursday. Also a registered Shorthorn bull. 3 years old, along with regular con signments of cattle, haem and horse. In the miscellaneous we will have a 1935 Chev. pickup, good rubber; a dandy late-mode) piano and many other useful articles. MIDWAY AUCTION CO. FOR RENT Furnished, 3-room apart- mem; private oaui. lights, hot wa ter; $23 per month, it. L. COOK, Real Estate, 1104 W. Main. MOVIES RENTED i MM. lo MM. War Films News Keels Comics Cartoons Many Others Low Rental Rates ANDERS PHOTO SHOP 333 E. Main. Phone 3846. NEW SHIPMEttf of white enamel wood ranges, circulating heaters, trash burners and airtight heaters, stove pipe and etc. Buy while stock is complete. ROOFINO PAPER, large stock, all sizes and weight; also butldlni per, felt paper. Less than ma aer prices. AUTOMATIC gas and oil water heaters, range boilers, toilets, laun dry trays, complete shower units, lavatories, double sinks, septto tanks and values of all kinds. No priority required. NEW shipment of cocoa mats. lino, leum rugs In sires from 6x9 to 12x HARD-TO-GET Items, skillets. Dutch ovens, chicken fryers, dish pans, wash pans, water buckets, garbage cans, mop wringers, cone buckets. Large stock. Come and look around. TOOLS of all kinds, for the carpenter, mechanic, farmer, logger: also P-C tools consisting of sockets, ratchets. . iUS..!UenchM and speed wrenches. ATTENTION, farmers and gardenersl We have In stock all sizes and mesh of chicken netting, stock fence, barb wire, fence posts, smooth wire, stuc co wire; also chicken house spray ers, wheelbarrows, garden cultivat ors, spading forks, hoes, rakes mat tocks and shovels. PIPE, large stock of prewar pipe at prewar prices. Get It now before Hit-c.- auvsnca; also pipe fittings, complete ilnTofW hay cover, p laden phW and aid ruttw 111 J Cv . fL lHlfl III V " tarpaullne. and leathe? VoS SGJ3: othe and heal raw, tender, in- WiP V M IT VI ' ' slicker coats and raincoats, slightly named bronchial muooua mem- I 11 . . alliU'J'" ,.t-iTJ used; also water-repellent coau and branes. Tell your druggist to Bell yor 111 : fSa " . MrnNrlwl k . . bottle of Oreomulslon with the un- .w I tJ A O tF.?d!Zd"S!. ?0Ii aerstanding you must like the way It ill -iri'ND - 'J'i.Tir rVubbe?Ve.,!.,l whee"'' julckly altoys the cough or you l,-!! ... ESMOlJ- sQ nriihhmrftai.i-. A have your money back. If11 ..T!iV HLm ol V. v CI" a VI .pirlrniHTTn- i't -rfivM. R FHSi. 1 1 1 SIO LM V 11 CXV' a tl l 11 U 1 Ton SALE Bed springs an4 mtttraet.POR SALE 4 wn, M chest of drawers, washing machine ana aoupie tud. pis iving si. 1 fROOM MODERN HOME with bath upstairs and down, lectrlo water heater, electric range, beds, tables, chairs and many other Items of fur niture which are hard to gat at pres ent. Nice lawn and shrubs, old shade, double garage. Urge base ment, nice view, newly decotated Intida and out and steal for only 94.300; soma terms. ALSO an attractive going business Including two smi lot with build ing 27ttTxl00', located en the main street of a small going community on hwy. 99. A bright future Is in store for this business. All stock and equipment goes for 83,300. This Is a bargain ana should be investi gated at once. RALPH E. BELL, Broker , Gold Hill, Oregon WANTED To leas or buy, sawmill, up to 33,000 capacity. Write route 3. box 324, Ashland, Oregon. LOST Man's brown wallet with gas .wupni, menuiicauon. etc. fames C. Stott, 36 N. Orange. Phone 3303. TOR SALE Two McCormick mowing machines. One 1-year old, can be used on tractor or horses. Electric cream separator, milking machine. Clair Wygant. Fern Valley. Ph. 8406. WANTED 6-room unfur. mod. place in lucaiora or wiimn u or io mute. THhnrm. Rny 3273 t lan buiineM woman or yiri to snwe apartment, en. 0B73, FOR SALE JS.O00 B.T.U. cat haaC Int stove: new. Phone 3870. FOR RENT Small apartment. Prefer .mpioyeQ men. .10 a-awarqs. FULLER wet mop, $1.19: rellll, 69c; runer rug cieaner. it. rnone bis. FOR SALE Bolt action, repeating; .55 rifle. Savage, nearly new. Ph. i70. FOR SALE 9.bedroom house In Cold Hill. Fireplace, 3 lots, shad, lawn and shrubs, double garaia, wood house, fruit room: Included 3 stoves, winter fuel. I prewar bedroom suit, drapes, floor covering; other furni ture. All for $3,300. RALPH BILL, piwtr, wiq mil. WINDOW cleaning w. a-.V, n. a. i;aan. rt. a. 40 B. Howard ave. Eoht Brown Pekingese dog, wear- couar, jviemain license. Last seen on Sherman st. If found call 4391. Reward. WANTED TO BttVSm.11 aiiHurluln acreage with 3-bedroom house, not .ijwu. rnom ooao. WANTED Furniture moving. Padded van; reliable service. F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Gypsum Car on track order early. Take de- ' livery from car or nave delivery maao to your ran en. T. S. SAMSON CO. V wANtED-Haitery charger. ' Ph. BBBS. I t W 1' JtA 5 .... I TTVV- X'f'? ... V. 1 f ill xf nn 1 J.U rent nouii auiiau wi au,w f a. -v .iMB"' . 1 J. -v.-1 J n Phon,M38- . 1 $'vZ2Kt- rii" A IIL - COME IN AND SEEEM WJk f. , f a'?tl HA' M -st . 1938 De Soto Coupe ut"ije . Nwwk , 4 ifi H 1035 Ford Sedan - aCL 3 f . 1 . A - Wl. -Ji P(4 I 1 1 R VtlCT ; ' 1833 Tord Sedan 6f V")i3 S l.'-' g i 3 i-TV I 11 lllaf aVst t 1 1 1938 Olds Sedan &rfXtiU-v' Vt, J i k i ft l If I T I n 'ftf " A - I I 1938 Pontlao Sedan W fliTTT I &V& I K 111 I PlWJjLJm. II 1938 Plymouth Seden V ZpT 'i ? v 'I - Jk A I'V 1 P ill W L frW : M I 1 1940 Pontlao Radio , A-,, H , , f -JLJ -.JV It 1 1 i." W t.-' Wl-M 4 1 1943 Pontlac Alr-unlt Heater 11 A JiUVK Jm$jf?W k I V'ts4t II Dayton-McClaren Tires 11 k. . ' rBu.i ..' JK, sg r. lWJ lf,af See at A Z "Tubby" Deen'e II Jt . . :. Shaty0 'l I sSS fit V!7 1 Vr Your Pontlao Dealer 11 7 This ' ..nrll P'af! LT II V- L 1 V Richfield Station Dial 3941 11 1 ,Aat0. fe0U f h 4 If.-fr-N 1 8th and Grape Sts. Buy War Bonds Bl 'J wt 1 1 '' I- n i "'" ' Beware Coughs j h sY)fif JA from common colds f fa jiif w I f That Hang On IM ( I At V' 'xb --h Oreomulslon relieves promptly be- 11 11 Kt m'1M: i j - a. ttal 1 weeta old: 8 lambs, & mo, old; I ewe, S yrs. old; 1 yearling buck. W. A. Sheldon. Rt 4, Sox 388, S. Pacific highway. is 8813 Ross court REPLACE your broken window glass new aiass installed wmie your wait MEDFORD MI U. WORK CO. The Glass House, Phone 4113 10th and Grape. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR. lave Tim. Cash end Oat. Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. MI' 6th and Bartlett No Red Tap Whan Vou Sell to Ua. 1 ArtV V ... ass .as 1 . i as .ii m.'r jiFis n a.iA tn Air a JM? 4 a . Wednetdey, Jan. 17. I94S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVER LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron Moftlth Lumber Co. South Riverside at Barnett Road. A good assortment of rough boards, dimension, plank. Also northern d oedar fence posts. NO PRIORITY NEEDED. Phone 6463. WASHING MACHINES' REPAIRED - Parti h Service on All Makes B & B Wa.her Shop 408 E. Main Phona 6302 ...til HIT and pa pet 70MEO0? Do You Hata HOT FLASHES? If you suffer from hot fiaehsa, feel weak, narroua, a bit blue at times all due to the functional "middle age' period peculiar to women try Lydla a. Plnkhsm's Vegetable Com pound to relleva such aymptoma. Made especially for women it helps nature Follow label directions. Villi C MIIKUIU'C mtTaju tsivwi mm MHHinin v 19451 0F 1 tna r INTERIOR PAtNTTOO banging. Phona 0094.