Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 04, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextD.O.K.K. To Seat New Officers At Monday Meeting An important meeting of Fuhat Burkan Temple, Dra matic Order Knights of Khor assan, will be held Monday night at K. P. hall, according to notice given members. New of ficers will be installed and plans for the year's activities outlined by the new Royal Vizier, Ernest Johnson of Yreka. Johnson is a past grand chancellor of Cal ifornia. A complete dinner will be served immediately following the meeting, it was stated Sat urday, and a large attendance is requested. On February 2, 1848, by the treaty of Guadalupe - Hidalgo, California was formally ceded . by Mexico to the United States. LIS) All is-Chalmers All -Crop Harves ter Owners 1 There is an emer gency need of SEED for grass and legume crops. Every All-Crop Harvester owner can be a one-man army in this campaign. Here is the plan: 1. Harvest more high protein seed crops, - especially legumes and grasses ?. Rotate pasturing. Don't pasture too - short or too late. Grow an emer gency crop of some kind for feed if necessary but give your hay crop a chance to set seed. I. Cut hay early, when it's fine-stemmed and high in protein; then harvest the second crop for seed. . Have us recondition your AUCrop and attachments under the 24 point Farm -Commando1 plan, insuring max '. , imum yield of bright, clean seed. f you are not an All-Crop owner, . we may be able to direct you to in owner who does custom work McCoy MACHINERY COMPANY SALES and SERVICE 111 Fir Phone 3415 Phone 2119 For Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service LOCAL and PERSONAL New residents Here to make their home after several years in Portland are Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Smith and their daughter. They have located at 727 South Central avenue. ... Jailed George Howe, 70, was jailed or drunkeness early Sat urday morning after a complaint was made to police authorities. He was arrested on North Fir street. Previous complaints have been made to police who said the man apparently had no place to stay. ... Army Inductees Registrants from Jackson county local draft board 2 inducted into the army January 23 at Fort Lewis,-. Wash., include Harold F. Vicars, 'War ren I. Arnold, James A. Harris, Eldon A. Vinson, Alphia L. Lem ley, Robert W. Hall, Jack R. Bennett and Dayton E. Glenn. ... To Give Party Members of the Culinary and Bartenders' Local No. 329 will give a party in the Eagle hall tomorrow night at nine o'clock, it was announced yesterday. Each member of the local may bring one guest. In charge of the affair are Herbert Taves,, Alice Fitzsimmons, Lil lian Orr, Harold Porter and Dew ey Jackson. ... In Armed Services Inducted into the army January 28 at on Lewis, Wash., were the follow ing registrants from local selec tive service board number 1: Granville F. Brittsan, John I. Davidson, Marion R. Anderson. John W. Noel, Martin E. Martin Qnn nnH Flnvrl B. Whillock. Ed ward E. Bostwick was inducted into the navy January 27 at Se pttle, Wash. ... . Traffic Violators Three per sons posted $1 bail at the local police station Friday for parking their automobiles over an hour in the business section. They were Dr. O. A. Welsh, Joe Cook and Christian Schempp. J. R. Bierma posted $1 for the same offense Thursday. Talent Hatch ery was fined $2.50 for over- parking a vehicle in a 15 minute zone at court yesterday. ... Horn. Having completed boot training at the U. S. naval training station at Farragut. Idaho, Philip Gates, S 2c, ar rived home Thursday for a five- day leave. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gates of 830 Minnesota street. He is to report back to Farragut for further assignment. An older brother, George, also a navy man, is somewhere in the Pacific thea ter at present, having returned to sea duty in December. , ... - Returns To Gold Hill Pfc. Arthur K. Dusenberry returned to his home on route 1, Gold Hill after . an honorable discharge from the army at Fort Lewis on Thursday. Dusenberry served in the 541st medical collection com pany at Fort Riley, Kan., prior to discharge. He completed close to three years of military serv ice, entering the army in April '42. He worked for a dredging concern in Golden, Idaho, before his induction. . ' Called Home Due to the ill ness of her father, Mrs. Anita Laseter has resigned her posi tion as an assistant at the River side USO and returned to her family's home in Trout, La., Sat urday. She has been on the club's staff for two months, hav ing come here with her husband In -October from Tomah, Wis . where he was assigned at Camp McCoy. Mrs. Mary Ellen Fran? will replace Mrs. Laseter on Monday. Both young women are wives of service men. In Philippines Cpl.' Philip Lowry, a son of Mr. and Mrs., Bert B. Lowry, Bear Creek Or chards, is now in the Philippines Islands with the Sixth army .Cpl. Lowry is on the staff of a regi mental headquarters unit. . . Returns To Duty After a week here visiting' his sister. Mrs. Birdie Swearlngen. 382 North Ivy street, MSgt. Dale W. Gulliford returned to Port land last night. He is assigned at Portland Airbase, having re turned from Guadalcanal some time ago. He is a veteran army man with almost 13 years of military service. Mrs. Swearin- gen's husband, O. H. Swearingen. a petty officer 2c,- in the Sea- bees, is somewhere in the Pa cific theater of war, having been in service nearly three years. ... Has Birihdav Here Honoring Walter Hildebrandt, merchant marine seaman from Brooklyn N. Y.. at a SDecial birthdav nnrtv at Riverside USO, Wednesday night were USO staffers and mends. Hildebrandt was sere- naded by Eva Prentiss and her accordiana girls. Special birth day cakes for the returning sea man were donated bv Mrs. Al- Bert J. Braun. Mrs. R. D. Mo uarcy ana Mrs. u. u. Proctor. rwaebrandt returned to his home in New. York the end of the week. wflfJTEl O Body And Fender Man O Body And Fender Helper O Lubricating Man PERMANENT POSITIONS! VACATIONS With PAY! BONUS TO STAY Oil JOB! PLEASANT EMPLOYMENT! Apply Now CRATER LAKE MOTORS President Gulley Of Pac. College To Talk Here Today President Emmett Gulley' of r-acitic college, Newberg, Ore., arrived here Saturday evening and was welcomed by a group of college alumni. Mr. Gulley will speak at 11 a. m. today at the Friends meeting in the home of Rev. Milo Ross. At a n m ha will be at the Church of the uretnren where he will discuss problems associated with peace time conscrintion. Thnro will ho time for questions from the floor ana opportunity to speak to Mr, Gulley Dersonallv. President Gulley, according to church spokesmen here, is well qualified to speak on the an nounced subject because of his Quaker background and hpraucp of his recent contacts with east ern leaders interested in con scription legislation now pend ing in coneress. The public is ivited to attend loaay s meeting. . "The Panamint News;" pub lished in the 1870s, cost its sub scribers 50 cents a week. Too, Late to Classify MOHCROP Tertfltzer tar lawn and garden. Fpt u on now, is-id., ao-io., 100-lb. sacks. F. E. SAMSON COMPANY WANTED-e-Man experienced in retail nardware to taite over department in local itore. Starting salary $37 0 per week. Tribune. Box 2230. WANT '31 or 'S3 Plymouth motor. Call tuyn anytime, rvi. rariti. WANTED 400-callcn or oTer fuel oil storage tanK. Trmunc. mox 1B77. FOR SALE Oypsum take yours from car at $13.50 per ton. F. E. SAMSON COMPANY MOVING padded van service for your convenience, rnone 4ts4. city Transf ei; & Storage. 38 S. Fir st Low priced AUTO PAINTING with war emergency paint; si so me nest guaranteed jobs with BEST PRE WAR PAINT. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 608 S. Riverside PACKING and crating by reliable ex perienced men. uon t taKe chances. Phone 3888. Davis Transfer & Stor age Co.. 40" S. Fir st ilEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL Daily care for children of work Ing mothers. Ages 3 to 6. Hours 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. 22 Geneva. Ph. 3013. NOTICE v Culinary and Bartenders local 320 are giving a party at the Eagles hall, Monday, February 5, at 9 p. m. Bring one person as your guest. Your union book will serve as Iden tification. Come and get acquainted im yuur leiiow wgrnen. FOR SALE Almost new. dinette set, o cnairs. wine-coiorea seats, S5Q, 1100 E. Main. WANTED Experienced waitress; no night, no Sun. work. Berrydale Res- mum ni. j-none wuio. FOR SALE 8 White hock hens. 3 wimcac aiiKiw, a pamees. uan a3B WANTED Used bath tub. Phone 333, LOST Tire, 7.50x20, and rim. be tween urownsuoro and Lake Creek. Finder please notify F. E. Samson u. FOR SALE Ground grains for vour dairy, hog and poultry feeds. From tlon. V. Bursel). Ph. 6405. Med ford FOR SALE Coal Car Just arrived, r. is. SAMSON COMPANY IVORY-colored bed, dresser and dress "K laoio. 9M. V none 737S, WANTED Lady to do light house! uuig ana care oi one school . tmra. iwo in lamuy. rnone 5552 after 2 p. m. HELP WANTED ' We can use two high-class auto- iiict-iiaiiiwa i once, oppor tunity for high earnings In well- i-,v rM ' 1Jcai wui King con ditions. Essential war industry. Ap ply to Mr. Darland at Edgcrton Mo- C99CAModern 4"room house lo- VfabOU cated on the west side: two bedrooms, large ga rage and woodshed; range stove in kitchen: nice yard. Immediate pos- C107C"Nice half-acre tract with yl7JJ five-room house, garage, ' new. chicken hnnstv nroi. sura, water system. Located one mile uum meaiora. HARRY LONG. Real Estate Exclusive A sent 123B South Riverside CTrn'rc vrT3 cat o . - Ti'.1 i Rciuiwre neat er, 1 Coleman gasoline range, 1 large uBoiw. niuiio i acKSonvilie, 363. FOX RETf l.room liveable ttouM, not modern, vnturnuned. ia per monin. can suus, FOR SALE Rifle, -22 Savage, slide action, nammeriess, aao sneus, mu. u w. sin. BARGAINS Slightly used clothing lorinawnoie lamuy. oia a. warn. EAST SIDE EARLY POSSESSION Particularly attractive noma, lo cated on east side, beautifully land scaped with several oak trees, gar den plot, berries, etc. Hardwood floors, automatic heat, fireplace, double garage; insulated. Early Pos session. Sale price $8,750. MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY Phone 3266. 105 E. Main. FOR SALE 00 New Hampshire Red pullets. 8 mo. Old, laying; aiso a nrecuing cocKcreis. rnonc jom. fonpA FOR SALE: Four-room JljZ JU home on West Main street. Nowiv nainted and dec orated, inclosed back yard, lot 49x 166; room for garden: wood range included. CHARLES R. RAY, Real tor, Room 317, Medford Bldg. Phono 8902. JUST arrived Large selection of gift items. Tiny Tot s snop, oa .xunw Med lord center Ding nnrtiTR vnnr hnhv rhicks now. Feed tnem risner s cnicts and watch them grow. Fabers, 34 S. Riverside. Phone wh. nirvn v seats lust arrived. Ken- uine leather covered. Below celling price at SIMS BHua, aa w. rir, BUNTINGS, sipper and blanket styles, blankets of all kinds; bwutlful hand-made wear. Tiny Tot i Shop, 3d Floor Medford center oiag. BTCTCXV TTRE8 and 4tfbM. fjuaran- teed quality. All sires. SIMS BROS. FOR RENT Fur. 1-room apt.. $10 1506 Prune, owner sis E. Main. INFANT'S long stockings, shoes, shirts, anKieu. sweater seis. liny tois Shop. 3d Floor Medford Center bldg. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR. 8a v Tim. Cub and Gas. Call Automobile Market,. Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tap When You 6U to Us. LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron Mofflth Lumber Co. South Rlveirlde at Barnett Road. A good assortment of rough boards, dimension, plank Also northern red cedar fence posts. NO PRIORITY NEEDED. Phone 5463. FIR ROUGH BLOX & SLABS green big doublo load $6.30. Medford Fuel Tel 3111. FOR help with your Income" tax'-" Ph 3913 55 Ross court 8undtT rh. 4, 1943 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE TrlHEE BOYS tommyalls, size 1-6; white sport shirts, size 1-3; Girls' oveX alls, size 6-10,; sport socks. Tiny Tot's Shop, 3d Floor Medford Cen ter Diag. FOR SALEMan's size prewar bike, good condition, 3-wheel brakes; 1 pair boy's shoe ice skates. Want to buy horse trailer, 16" wheels, good ures. fnone aunu. TELL your insurance needs to Waiter Jones. Phone 2570. . STORE your goods with Safety. Eads Transfer and Storage Co. REPLACE your broken window glass New glass installed while your wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO The Glass House. Phone 4113 10th and Grape ALMANACS Von can set famous TRAIL BLAEKS' Almanac and Pioneer Guide Book for only 13c. Full of Interesting (sets, dreams, iodise signs, astronomy, plant ing cnari, sunrise ana suniet nine, forecasts, herb lore, birthday read in, tricks, lurlcv davi. etc. Send 13c. tamps or coins to TRAIL HLA.KRS' AGENT, Dept. C-174, nioomtnston, Illinois CLIP THIS I Us Mall Tribune Want Ada. WMGLADIOLm SCNSATMMl BARGAIN FOR SHORT TIME ONLY Labor ahfltM irukx a. xuDi at inw, An nowfti a f1adtotaibulbliu.kU flnt year towU. aprlr t-U far io-110 In ol1er bulb. XltXt your flower gu am the talk ol ih town tth ih not of color onlr Rainbow w.t gUdtolui ema Itflas. bat in km ipmis pUoUDs. order dI rorc 3 RANUNCULUS tuns mcitmn iflCE wlth rour oclw for womptneM. Bloom Sowcn, snorted dtltnte eolorm. Crow 10" to l bUi. Your gin If yuu set now. rw MO owr. Pay oarr lt. pros postaf 11 order today to MICHIGAN IULB CO., Uept. A-144 MMMMAftiN,M,WnMa lais4a,MMh WIRE BICYCLE BASKETS with heavy . tmn hrarm SIMS BROS. JUST received, new stock of garden are all picked over. Faber s, 34 S. BICYCLE PEDALS with rubber biocKs. sims onus. BICYCLES Rebuilt like new. Men's ana laay s moaeis. aiwa pnva. WANTED To rent unfurnished house. Two adulu, civilians. Call Mrs. Hoffman, phone 4316. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN Sea THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central A Pioneer Firm ATTENTION, Farmers! There will be a public demonstration of the Eager Beaver Saw Sunday, February 4. 10:30 a. nv. at the G. W. McBee Blace, mile north of Big Y on Id Central Point highway. See this new saw in action. WANTED Used saa circulating heat er, size for S-room house. Call 4763 mornings, TONIGHT HEAR Evangelist Arthur Goble. at the Foursquare Gospel church, corner of Central and Jack son. You won't be disappointed. WE BUYEM WE SELLEM COME IN AND SEE-EM 1038 Graham Fordor Sedan 1037 Pontlac S-Pass. Coupe 1037 Ford De Luxe Fordor 1036 Ford Coupe - 1935 Ford Fordor Sedan 1934 Ford Victoria Sedan 1033 Ford Tudor Sedan 1935 Studebaker Sedan 1036 Nash Sedan The Famous' Dayton-McCIaren Tires Bring in Your Certificates Batteries Fan Belts Foglltet . See at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean'a Your Pontlac Dealer Richfield Station Dial 2043 6th anJ Grape Buy Bonds FOR SALE Government wheat, $2.60. All you want come and get it. F. E. SAMSON COMPANY APPLES $1.40 box. Bring containers Walter Tolle, Stewart ave. FOR SALE 17-jewel Hamilton man's wrist watch, 14-k. gold case. George Goodman, Standard Station, 9th and central. j-ROOMS, modern, east side, 3 bed rooms, basement, furnace; lots of shrubbery and trees; early posses sion. Priced to sell. Let us show you tnis property. j 588 acres. 4 miles from Medford: I ideal tor cattle raising and general farming; complete set of buildings; $23,000, some terms. Exclusive Listings CARL Y. TENGWALD, Realtor Houy Theater Bldg, WANTED TO BUY Workable electric washing machine; need badly. 312 Portland ave. PLASTI-KOTE A Plaitio coating for painting utad tor vry purport. Transparent and White that doesn't turn yellow. Beauti ful colon for floors and linoleum. A cellophane-like finish that needs no waxing and is non-skid. Heat or alcohol leaves no marks. Silver-leaf and white, wet and ' dry. Will paint over taoist surface and seal. Our ce mejit Perma-Seal for cement floors, walls and porches, waterproofs and seals out alkali. With several beautiful colors to choose from. Yes. we have it for high tern-, peraturas from 450 to 1000 F. Whether it be interior or exterior seal with Plasti-Kote and you will have the best. See your dealers now. They will supply you. FLY in ELECTRIC SERVICE 131 WEST MAIN STREET ' Help Build the B-29 SUPERFORTRESS (THE BIG BOEING BOMBER) BOEING REPRESENTATIVE 11017 IIITERVIEWIIiG III MEDFORD FEBRUARY 5,6,7 Free traniportation to Seattle, Washington. Men especially needed. Physically qualified women also eligible. Good pay Excellent working conditions. , You will be paid while training. : Help build America's most needed big bomber. Don't Delay! Apply at the United States Employment Service Office at the War Manpower Commission, 45 North Fir Street. ' Those Now Engaged In Essential War Work Need Not Apply. Help Build For Victory I II 1 I 1 BKntM LET you DOWN vV YOU SEE A DOCTOR- for a Periodical Check-up. YOUR CAR, too, Needs Regular Diagnosis to Keep It Rolling at Peak Effici ency in Wartime! IF YOUR BATTERY IS OLDER THAN ITS GUARANTEE YOU NEED OUR FREE PROTECTIVE BATTERY SERVICE NOW! o Today you can't ailord la take chances with an old battery. For ii 11 (ails, the car you n.d far ntial drlring will b tld up possibly lor days. That's because emsrgsncy s.rrlcs is hard and costly to y.t The smart thing to do is, to 1st us take battery worry oS your mind. So bring In ' your car. We'll test your old battery and tell you ii it's still dependable or needs recharg-' ing. Our Protective Battery Service is absolutely FREE. Why net plan to use this serv ice soon? IATTIRY AUARANTIIS vary Wi4lr Se us U T ere et sere aboat yr. Yeer baH.rf le eler than Ks guer est. II yea parcbaMd year car m la 1141 asd sail heve the erletsat bctt.rr. Like human body, your car's anatomy it subject to great many Ills. Don't trifle with it! A small problem that can now be repaired or adjusted quickly and economi cally. Now we offer this thorough diagnosis so that your car will continue to give maximum performance in wartime. Your car's "problems" will be correctly analyzed, and if treatment is necessary our specialists will assure a certain "cure." PHONE 21 19 for an appointment for YOUR car. Here is What We Do THINKINft AIOUT A NEW IATTERY? Make it a B. F. Goodrich Glasstex when you buy. Built with glass mats lor longer lifo. the older your battery gets . . the quicker It's apt lb quit. All For... $ 90 O Check Battery O Check Timing O Check Carburetor O Check Generator O Check Compression Loss O Check Starter O Check Distributor O Check Wiring O Check Spark Plugs LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION EIGHTH AND FRONT STREET MEDFORD PHONE 2119 Sixth and Ivy Phon. 2297