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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1945)
E RYAN TO MANAGE BiiU will meet marcn i ai the. hall with a covered dish THE GRANGE Cold Hill Grange Grange met March 1 at Gold Hill with Master Hows In the chair. A large crowd was In at tendance and lecture heur wax spent In discussing garden pests. Master Hows told what to plant. at what time, also the best var luncheon. FOR TITLE GAMES iety (or home use. It was announced that next meeting, March IS, would have a covered dish supper to be served at 8 o'clock in honor of the Grange Anniversary. All FAT CONTAINER ON STOVE To cave even more used kitch en fats, keep an empty can near your stove to remind you to sal vage every drop. - TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. March 1. 1943 1 ladies bring a covered dish.,. Pay Less -Park Easier At the RIVERSIDE MARKET HI FOR LEVERETTE MetTlnil l mi m Fr Value of The Weekl . Value of The Week, dV& Popular rggJL bucket type HATS I S J L Cotton Gabardine with balloon brim. An Informal utllltv hat treated to resist heavy mists and light sprinkles. All sizes. U3232. 3-in-I OIL X 5c 12 c REGULAR OR HEAVY 2-oz. Bofffo Reg. Price 10c. .. . . . . 6-ox. Bottle r2 Reg. Price 25c.'. .... lllJOe U131 V U'M II1J4 CERTIFICATE HOLDERS ALL-PURPOSE SHEARS Two-strap certifi cate holder of gen ulne leather , . . sturdily made. B-4356, 25c - Clamp-On MIRRORS 27 A vanity mirror that clamps on glare shield . , . oval shape, 4x6 Inches, with pocket In back for license. B536J STEERING WHEEL KNOBS Handy and Ornamental Popular, handy Morton de luxe . type steering knob. Easily end quickly attached to steering ' . wheol rim. B4276 WE HAVE 'EM Laundry Bags j 1 Thrifty Mesh J1207 V 39c J California utility clippers. Very handy around ' the garden or for kitchen use. C7722. 39c 73' Socket Wrenches "Screwball" Type Hardened site! 51 o" or 3S "Screwball" socket wrenches. : Speedy nut spinner type with ball-grip handle. T9260-41, : 29' COOKIE JARS $195 Large sire novelty pottery Cookie Jar. with clown or Quaker Girl design. ' J2053-4 KITCHEN TABLE White Enamel G910V-4 Regular $9.95 HOW $4.95 Adjustable HIGH CHAIR, Rag. $9.93 : 8M Wad MHraOtf , , W-' Instable r mi faetraai ... wide spanned tefs le ' prevant lipping i to " IshaeVIn aaturel er ample, v t OICOI 101 So. Riverside Phone 2882 Alt mmhandln fubacf r fact en hand. Wa restive , Ih rlnt to limit quanlMM l. . ,.ercnaaoa specifications ... vllhout nolle. At 1-7-41 Black Tornado Brightened By Return of Larry Hayes For Crucial Series Coach John Parlseau and his Prineville Cowboys ' arrived In Medford yesterday and went through light workouts on the Medford hiph court in prepara tion for their crucial champion ship series with the Black Tor nado, only undefeated A team in the state, here Thursday and Friday nights. If a third game s necessary, it will be played here Saturday night; The Cowboys are paced by Durkee, high scoring forward, who measures about five feet, ten inches in height and is a "dead-eye" with one-hand shots from the corner. McPhetrldge, about five feet, nine Inches is also a high scorer. The little sophomore did most of his teams' scoring when Prineville won the district three champion ship by beating Bend. 57 to 31 Thalhofer, six foot-two Inch cen ter, is a good backboard man, controlling both boards In his team's conquest of the Lava Bears. Henry, measuring the same height as Thalhofer. plays guard and Is a swing shot expert. He helps Thalhofer in control of the backboard. Page, five feet. 11 Inches, Is a fine ball handler and plays guard. It will be a best two out of three series with the winner to enter the state basketball cham pionships at Salem next week. Hayes to Play . Medford Coach Al Simpson said his team has been troubled somewhat by colds but other wise is in good shape for the series. Tornado hopes have been brightened considerably with the return of Larry Hayes, who was injured while playing Klam ath Falls here Feb, 10. Simpson said Hayes was "a little out of shape" but would add a lot of zip to the Tornado team. Simpson said today the games with Prineville will undoubtedly be the toughest the Tornado has had all season. They have the tallest team to face the Medford squad this year and have a fast break surpassing anythirg used by previous Medford opoonents Don Faucett and Don McPike. both of Portland, have been se cured to referee the contests. 13-Year.Old Wife ' Says Mate Cruel Tazewell, Tenn., March 7 (U.R)- Thirteen-year-old Mrs Wilma Jean Buqhanan tiled suit lor divorce today. She charged her 83-year-old husband with beating and abus ing her. She asked '.hat her mar riage be annulled or else that she be-given a divorce. . The child bride was 11 when she married Walter Buchanan in 1942. , Closing time n- Sitnany Too Latr ro Clamltv 3d Saturday efternnnn- Alles van die beste...Have a Coke (ALL THE BEST) . ; . -. ... or giving the good word in South Africa Hotw Col Is simple gesture of good will that says the same thing la Afrikaans that It does In English. It's an. easlly-anderstood way to let people know that you wish them welL In Capetown, as In Columbus or Concord, Coca-Cola turns refreshment time Into friendship time, has become a symbol of good feeling among friendly-minded folk. lomiB undii auiMoiitr or ihi coca-cow com any it Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Medford "Coke .Cod -Cols Yos aatvralljr hear Coca Cola called by iu friendly abbreviation "Coke . Both mean the quality prod uct of Tlx CeuvCola Company. Lee B. Ryan, for several years manager of the Walter H. Lever- ette theaters in Ashland, will j assume managership of the Med i ford and Northern California houses of the Leverette Inter- j state Theaters, Leverette an j nounced today. Ryan will make Lee B. Ryan - his headquarters in Medford; from where he will supervise the four Medford theaters, the Lithia and Varsity in Ashland. Broadway and Shasta in Yreka and New Weed theater in Weed He will be first assistant to Leverette. Ryan came to Medford a number of years ago when Fox West Coast theaters operated the Medford showhouses. When the Fox chain ended their leases here Ryan was employed by Leverette to operate the Lithia theater in Ashland, then under lease by the Leverette firm. In 1938 Ryan took over manager ship of the new Varsity theatei in Ashland, together' with super vision of the California houses Last year the Lithia was pur chased by Leverette from Harry B. Hurst and Ryan added it to his managerial duties. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan plan to make their home1 in Medford. ROGUES DEFEAT ARLINGTON FIVE TO Rogue River high school's casaba crew evened their series with Arlington here last night when they turned back the Honkers 37 to 22. Arlington won the first game Monday night by a 30-28 score.' The two teams travel to Arlington for the third and deciding game Friday with the winner to enter the state "B" tournament at Salem next week. Rogue River ran up a B-0 count before Arlington could find the hoop and was leadinp 11 to 5 at end of the first quar ter. Arlington was held to one field goal In the second stanza and was trailing 20 to 7 when the teams went to the dressing rooms at halftime. The Honkers outscored Rogue River in the third period but were behind 27 to 18 when the quarter closed. Huntoon, Rogue center, led all scorers with 14 points Clough, Arlington forward, was high for the losers with eight. Rogue River made IS out of 57 shots at the basket while Arlington made eight out of 48 tries. Nine personal fouls were called on Rogue River while Ar lington was penalized 12 times The Rogues made seven free throws out of 13 attempts while Arlington potted six out of 11 Lineups: Rogue River Pos. Arlington Dlmick 7 f Clough 8 Burton 8 ....f.....Jewell 3 Huntoon 14....c.....Crowder 2 Kyle 4 ........ ..g......Sosey 4 McGregory 2 g....Smythe 3 Wolgamott 2 s. Clark 2 Officials: Parks and LeClaire Ashland. . P.-T. A. Activities Roosevelt P-T. A. The Rev. George R. Turney will speak at the meeting of the Roosevelt Parent-Teacher asso-1 elation to be held Friday at 2:30 p. m., in Room 11 of the school. I Hcre't a SENSIBLE way 4 0 to relieve MONTHLY I .FEMALE PAIll) LTdl B. Plnvthun'a Vtcttiblt Com- i pound U famout cot only to lrllert ptirlodlo pain bui alo accompanying nrrroua, Ured, h lghv.ru frellmct vhfti du to functional monthly dts-turt-j c. Taken rmlarlr-lt helps ouUw up rMlstanc Milnst uch iymp torn, rinkham'a Compound help no tvnt .follow utwl direction. 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