Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 08, 1945, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextJ 1 1 I LOCAL and Flu Fir Local firemen were called to the Watson home at 31 Elm street last night to extinguish a flue fire. The fire caused no damage. Remodel Permit Permit was issued to Cliff Gass, 1518 West Main street, at the city super intendent's office today for the purpose of remodeling his resi dence at the approximate cost of S75. Sailor Home Harold A. Lee. husband of Marie Lee, Jackson ville. Is home this week after serving 16 months overseas. Lee is on a 15-day emergency leave to Jacksonville now, but plans to return later on regular leave. Promoted Bill' Wall, serving on a supply ship in the Pacific in the Philippine area, has been promoted to boatswain's mate second class. Wall has been in the navy two years. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wall, Ross Lane, Veteran Horn Norman Wal lace Vance, S 1c, has returned home after seeing action In the Pacific, having been on sea duty for 18 months. He Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Vance. 518 Beatty street, and ' will be In Medford 16 days, On Furlough Pvt. Roger Newton, son of Mr. and Mrs. D F. Newton, 5l3 Liberty street returned home March 5 from the University of Utah where he has been under A.C E.R. train lng. Newton will report to Fort Lewis on March It). He graduat ed with the class of '44 from Medford high school. ' . Visiting Mrs. Susan Graham and Mrs. Herbert Jones are in Medford for a month visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Antony, at 2303 Hillcrest road. Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Antony's mother and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Antony's sister, are from St. Louis, Missouri, and may make their home in this city. Leaves Second Lt. Richard Frederick left Mecfford Tuesday to return to Selman Field, Mon roe, La., after spending a week here with his mother, Mrs Madge Frederick, 809 South Peach, street. Lt. Frederick was recently commissioned at Sel man Field after completing train ing as an aerial navigator. Teachers to Meat Intermedi ate teachers of Jackson county will meet at the courthouse au ditorium Saturday at 10 a. m. Guest speaker for the meeting will be Miss Marian Ady of the Southern Oregon College of Edu cation whose subject will be art. Teachers are asked to note that the meeting has been set half -Ji hour earlier than usual. - Pvt. Beer Horn Pvt. Ernest W. Beer is home from Camp Roberts, Calif., and is visiting his wife and son al the family home, 303 Beatty street. He will be in Medford about 10 days. Pvt. Beer has been in the serv ice seven months and this is his first visit home. Before entering the service Pvt. Beer was an employee of Beck's Bakery, Overseas Starting his second tour of duty overseas, Marmic E. Olson, warrant officer in the Seabees, left last month for an assignment with the "Fighting Fortieth" battalion in the south Pacific. Olson previously spent 21 months overseas with the 55th battalion. He returned to this country last fall and after spend tag the month of October In Med ford went to Camp Parks in California for officers' training Mrs. Olson, who resides at 111 Newtown, spent December and January in California with her husband and returned here early in February. AEUOrV A SUNNY k tJ li L1J k 1 yum?? mWw $350 UENDCO WHISWY M PIOOF. 60S GIAIN NEUTKAl JPlUTS. L iCMgiirr PBTim n CQtfOAnoh,-Ntvy yok arc PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 7:30 p. m. Stated communi cation, Reames chapter No. 66 followed by reception in honor of Hope Wood. 8:00 p. m. Past Noble Grands' club, Girls' Community club anniversary meeting with pro gram and refreshments. Mary Cave, president. Friday 1:00 p. m. Friday Luncheon club, home of Mrs. Gale Rice. 719 West Eleventh street. Bring own service. Saturday 11 a. m. Degree of Honor Junior club, Lincoln school gym nasium, with Mrs. Ethel Llnd holm, state organizer, as a guest 12:30 p. m. Zuleima Temple, Daughters of the Nile, luncheon at Masonic hall in Ashland fol lowed by regular meeting at 2 p. m. 2:00 p. m. College Women's club of the Rogue River Valley, home of Mrs. A. V. Hardy, 1100 East Main street. In Portland Frank Rogers. city superintendent, left for Portland by plane yesterday on business. He plans to return to night or tomorrow. Cox Horn Lewis J. Cox, S2c, has arrived here from the naval training station at Farra gut, Ida., for a five-day leave. Cox is at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Cox, Route 1. Doctors Renew Hospital Lease Ashland, March 8 Dr. R. E. Poston and Dr. C. . A. Haines have renewed their lease on the Community hospital for a five year period, Dr. Poston said to day. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith will remain as managers under terms of the agreement. Dr. Poston said the lease in cludes the medical profession of Ashland and any bona-fide M.D. s who might open practice here during that time may be includ ed In the lease. Portable Stove For Small U nits Jeffersonville, Ind., (U.R) Small groups of soldiers on duty in isolated areas soon may have their "chow" problems solved Field tests made at the Jeffer sonville Quartermaster Depot revealed that a new portable stove was capable of providing hot meals for as many as 20 to 30 men, according to Gen. Guy I. Rowe, commanding general of the depot. The stove Is designed in such a manner as to be used by small units, such as anti-aircraft de tachments of isolated batteries away from their main. body. Court Records - Justice Court Ralph Shirtcliff, C. E. Hassell, W. E. Evans, Lyle Paull, Thomas Fisher, George Goolsby, cited to appear, charged with overload. Richard Harrison, cited to ap pear, no auto license. Charles Miller Hilkey, no tail light, no auto license, fined $2 and costs.. Police Court Mrs. Charles Kunz, fined $1, overparking. J. W. Sims fined $5, parking in alley. Closing time tor Classified Ads K am Too Late to Classify 12:31) Too Late to Classify FREE One bunch onion plants with each $2 purchase of fresh garden seeds at Pacific Feed V Seed, 4th WANTED Diesef,""cTawler-type tract- or. iraae lutz buick. rnone ta. DANCE Central Point. Green's hall, March 10, 8:30 till 13. AND BGHT 4 fAORNINe Rising Tide on u i u mJm0:''ii fiiWQit&x' ' 1 0 20 JeSlff v. t. ,7 (Aemt Ttltphoto) General Patton-s tanks sweep to within 10 miles of Bnuia and Is mllea ol OoDienz in oiunreai area and seize uaun to souuiwesu To uurin, me First Army rapuuy aupruacnes Houn, mopping up isolated Nasi puciceu norm ol Cologne wlui am ot U. 8. Ninia and Oaaacuaa First Armies. Vvaile lists ae repuriea liiuig in uuisourit, od iuuue s east nan. PATRONIZE your local transfer eom- ?any, operating In Medford since 919. Davis Transfer St Storage Co., 40 S. Fir St., phono 2088. FARMERS, attenUon City Transfer & Storage offers you a complete service In all hauling and delivery ol anything. Phone 4BQ4. aa a. rir, WANTED Electric washing machine in good condition. 518 Beatty at. or pnone aoaj. FOR cracked, ground or whi ,ole. Fabers, 34 s. mveisme. WANTED HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT WANTED Good used electric washing machine, refrigerator, elec tric stove, eleotrolux. Arriving In Medford In April. Earlier delivery arranged if necessary. Tribune, Box 4436. FOR SALE Full set of carpenter tools with cnest. inquire room Hotel Grand. LISTEN. YOUSE GUVS11I (and my apologies to Shelley) , I need a furnished apartment for two adults-, no 'kids"; no peUi 3 or 4 rooms would do a paruy furnished house would be even better! Have In mind an adobe with electrical modern conveni ences, close In. garage, something that $40 a month will cover, (at least the rent), as I'm not -Super-man1 just an ordinary taxpayer drawing a nominal wage. . Well, I can dream, can t IT Tribune Box 4438 PAPERHANGINO, Kemtoning. Paint ing Inside and out. Free estimates. Phone 3429. FOR SALE One man's prewar bike in gooa conoiuou. JT three. gle pni ie motor. 1000 W. 11th st. FOR SALE 1 acre, 4-room nou, acrecned-tn porch; pressure system; t 2,500. By owner. B a o k ox tewart. , vrtn AT.ir Ladvs ice skates, S and 5!4, 86.50. See at Halt Confection ery. E. . Main. FOR SALE Desk-type vanity, large mirror witn oev. GRAY caracal fur coat for sale, size ID or in. nui '' WANTED Load of well-rotted barn yard manure. Phone 4648 or call 312 King st. Shows Daily l' - :4S - 9:00 NOWI ENDS SATUHDAYl Wallace BEERY . THIS MAN'S HAW STARTS SONDAYI caeyRRANT 'IT 1IMWV1 PWi!l.iMMi.lf Join the 1' - 5f RED CROSS 7 the Rhine $1700 3-room house, close to "Big V.' louse, close u-ase. Rood Modern, garage, gooa conamon. $5250 street: fireplace, hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms. A very good neighbor nootx $6000 6-room house; modern house on o lots; nrepiace, narawooa noors, cnicKen nouse, irun ana oerries. $20,000 63 acres, 15 acres orchard with machinery, lnc . 'na tractor, inray- ,er. hay tools, 12-room house, large barn and steady Income as , surcd. Let us tell vou about this. I. E. SCHIILER. Realtor 225 W. 6th, Ph 5671. Evenings, R. E. BEBB, 2343 FEED FISHER'S chick sUrter mash : . and watch them grow. Faber's, 34 a. niversiqe. fnone FOR SALE Montgomery Ward gas weaning macmne motor, oos rair- mom. FOR SALE Third cuttin) alfalfa hay. excellent for rabbits. 'aclfic Feed1 cc beea, 4tn ana s ir. FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 9, 8:15 Medford's Own Little Theatre Group in 'Deadlier Than the Male" All Receipts-100 -Go To the Red Cross Drive JL M.JM.I2j X. - Reserved Seafs on Sale at Mann's Dept. Store We are glad to contribute the Holly Theatre for this grand benefit show nd heartily urge everyone to attend. MEDFORD THEATRES - Walter 11. Leaverette FOR RENT Smm!I fumlihJ apart ment, inquire ax pit w. iuw. PRIMROSES, slant pastel Dlooms. gtant panseys. Linwroury dwm. pcrennlali. potted planu. Berrydale Flower Farm Old North highway. FOR SALE Hair dryer. Just rightTor nome use. io. rnuni ujr mim, evening 4319. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS CHICKEN NETTING. U sicca In 13. so, 73-rooi rous, wiv uid tarbwire. WOODCHOPPERS. attention! We have just receiveo a israe quanwiy ui wedges, consisting of splitting, fall lng and bucking and crosscut saw handles at i price. Also In stock, cordwood saws, mandrels, crosscut saws and axes. FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES, all you at 30c: also garbage cans, mtlK buckets, milk pans and crocks. New shipment of clothes racks, chairs chest of drawers and tables. HARD-TO-GET ITEMS Gopher traps. Dlow lorcnes, """i. dish pans, wash pans, mop wringers, mop handeU and lunch kits. 11 metal. . NEW SHIPMENT ol heavy ntsi. noru cuiteu right HYDRAULIC Jacks, from to 13-tons. at a saving. NEW SHIPMENT of white enamei wood ranges cirruiii ii a k mnA oirtiBht heaters stove pipe and etc Buy while stock Is comoiete. WE HAVE Just received ft shipment of maker Iron; also portable electric heaters. . NEW SHIPMENT of copper hot water coils tor your stoves. nw twice a- fast. ROOFING PAPER large stock, all sues ana weieni. l.rx hliiMlna oa Mr felt DSDer Lss uian nutii w der prices. . AUTOMATIC gas. electric and oil wa ter .leaiers, ranae ..vv-. (sundry trays, complete shower units, lavatories, doule sinks, septic tanks and values of all kinds. No priority required. NEW shipment of cocoa mats, lino leum rugs In sizes from 6x9 to 12x 15 TOOLS of all kinds, for the carpenter mechanic, farmer logger, also P-C tools consisting of sockets ratchets lug wrenches and speed wrenches ATTENTION farmers and gardeners w hava in stock all sizes and mesh of chicken netting stock fence barb wire, fence posts, amnntn wire stuc co wire also chicken houne spray ers wheelbarrows garden cultlvnt ors. spading forks hoes, rakes mat tocks and shovels PIPE, large stock of prewar Pipe prewar prices Get it now before prices advance, also pipe fittinns nrjnm mimni nitcher numD.V cen trlfusal and rrtary pumps; also -2 and 4" cast Iron soil pipe COMPLETE line of tents, hay UrDaullnes and leather work doves Itrkor coats and raincoats rightly used, also water-repellent coats and pants THAYER baby buggies, national ad vertised steel frames, iron wheels rubbet tires, NEW shipment of doors and windows lust arrivei Another shipment of wool blank ets at ae.to eacn. Remember it always pays to shop at the Medfnrd bargain House, 29 N Grape st Phone 3744. YES, LET'S ALL GO TO Nl li Supporting Jackson RED LIT US prepare your flower beds. Victory saraen, prune ana piaui. your shrubs, lawn work, etc. "Art." 710 E. Main or "Joe." 131 Almond st. FOR SALE Wardrobe trunk In good condition: also Ma run guitar, witn case, picks and music Call 4108 eve.ungs. FOR SALE 1929 model A Ford dan. siuu. uztf w. Main St. FOR SALE Cream enameled oak bed and dresser, call at 73U Alder alter ID. DL FOR SAUfi 5x7 long steel tongue with stinger; log Dunns witn tsDie, eomplete; Isaacson trailer springs. bjb w. central. DRIVING San Francisco Monday, wouia une passenger, can ua. WANTED Small vertical steam boil er. Must be in good condition. Tele phone 548 Central Point Alexand er's Hardware. NOTICE, BROKERS My property is off the market at present Myra B Wad. . RADIO SERVICE & TELEVISION CO. Studio and laboratory at end of S. Columbus ave., off Stewart ave. Ra dio repairing of all kinds. All work guaranteed- We have a few small radios for sale. One console. Dial 6631. We will call for your radio and deliver. $3800 A coxy littla homa, 8 rms., bath, large lot, garag. a fine location. Close In; 13 cash, bal terms. $3750 ' B4fc acres, 5 rms., semi -mod., some VuU nlr aharitv all IrrlMted. 3 ml. out 'Has been reduced from $4200 to 83.750 for a quick sale. A real buy. BEN R. COOPER Broker CHAS. BLAESS, Salesman 23 N. Riverside. Phone 733T. WANTED Clerk, prefer middle-aged lady. Call in person at 134 S. Central Cost From "face of lady's wrist watch crystal and yellow gold rim, I-ln diameter sire. Reward. Ph. 3804, rTir.T vour SEED potatoes now at Faber's. 34 S. Riverside. Ph. 4449. FOR Re-upholstering, re-glueing, pn 2908 or 210 wanasn. FOR SALE Piano, slightly used, high Inns, when new was 81500. Phone B65. when new was JUST received Ray O Vac fashlight batteries. t,ewia aupcr ocrvn;. FOR SAt-E Peach trees. J. H. Hnle j'thafrni' Nnrwav snruce and arhorvltaa. Qlascock's Nursery, 264 WE H AVE a few willow clothes bask- tt. In .tnolr I wf R SuDr ScrVlCO. 5ET YOUR earden tools' at Lewis Bu perberyice. SEE US for your bicycle tires. Lewis Suoer Service. r-, APPLES3T40 lug. Bring: containers Walter ioue. Biewnri vo. FOR SALE Watkins household and farm line products. See or write your Wntklns dealer. R. L. Bunton. tU st. P O. Box 147, Phoenix, Ore MARSH Seedless Ariiono Grapefruit hnlf-cpe. 81 59 Oakdsle Grocery. WANT TO BUY Good lawn swing . Tribune, Box 1132. LOW PRICEtl LUMBER At Cameron-Mofflth Lumber Co. South Riverside at Barnett Road A good assortment of roush boards, dimension, plank. Also northern rod cedar fenre posts. , . NO PRIORITY NEEDED Phone B462 DEST-KCrJOVfl home remedy for relieving miseries of children' colds. WICKS 1 V VapoRub fUl County's CROSS HOLLY THEATRE Thunday. March 8, IMS MEDFORD MAIL THIBUNE ELEVEN SEDAN TO TRADE for Ptck-up or Fanei, will pay easit ditterenco. Post Office Service Station. A"DAH'S BEAUTY SALON. Special- IzlnR In permanents. All work guar anteed. Phone 2684. 120 N. Central FIR ROUGH Bl.OX & SLABS, green bis double load 86.50. Medtorq Fuel Tel. 3111. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Cash and Oas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. ph. 3910. 8th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. WE BUY-EM WE SELL-EM COME IN AND SEE-EM 1038 De Soto 5-Pass. Coupe; beater and radio. 1837 Pontlac 9 -Pats. Coupsn heater and radio. 1838 Graham Sedan. I9.il Ford Sedan 1838 Dodge Sedan. Fog Utea Preston. Dayton-McClaren Tires See at A Z "Tubby" Dean Your Pontlac Dealer 6th and Grape Richfield Station Phone 2842. Help th Red Cross. tfOR SALfc-Shrobs: Arbor vita, naiinw auarBraan rimavaiTiriB inru m. aisle., camellia, rock plant, and ptrennialr. S. E. Chastaln. Ph. 7370 fjEW STOCK PLASH Hint batteries at Lewis Super Service station. l"OR HELP with your Income tax. day or evening fnone suia oa nosa cn WANTS O Experienced alteration woman Apply In person Jacque Lenox. 17 S Central. WE CARRY eomplete Un of Or Hess and Clark Poultry and Stock Remedies. These products are all guaranteed to glv results or your money back. Two Master Incubators, used very little. 13 each. Vnit wnnf n wron. bv using Rodgen-Brewster. Western dairy cows Uke It and do well. We have brooder guards IS" high by 40 long, el 33 each. Don't brood wimout mem. Place your order for Blue Tag certified Ladlno Clover. We can get It for you. Pasture grades are also available. All our garden seeds war. bought this season. We have . good assort, ment of Bulk Garden Seeds. Also i a large assortment of Package Seeds. Just arrived, another hlpment ot 100-chick site Electrio Brooders. $4.50 Four Martin Brooders still available. 17.50, complete. 800 chick size. JACKSON COUNTY FEED CO, , Court and MeAndrewi More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH improved powder, sprinkled pnj uppjr and lower piaiea nui . that they feel more mu'Vln,, gummy, gooey. P'y. ,!? ' It's altallne (non-acid) Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH today t W store. - THE (nWW DRIVE WANTED TO BUY Used brake repairable furniture Caii iOBQ MARSH Seedless Arizona Grapefruit, half-case, 9UB Oakdale Grocery. from loss of Olrlsf Women I If you lose so much dur ing monthly periods that you feel weak, "dragged out" this may be due to low blood Iron. 60 try Lydla B. Plniham'a TAiLsre-ons of the best home ways to help build up red blood In auoh casern Plnkham's Tablets are one of the great est blood-Iron tonics you can buy Follow label directions, lydii L PinUm's TACICT3 PARTS and SERVICE for all Mak.i et WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. St N. Bartlett ' Phona 2411 IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW for a HIGH CASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave, t MAJOR 1ST RUN HITSI Shows Dally at 1:45-6:43-9:30 MUST END SATURDAYI JACK LONDON tTOBV OC a MFilllrUITIns ,. Coming SUNDAY! . THE DEAD END KIDS in . "BOWERY CHAMPS' . ;. plus How's Your Funnybone Here's rout ,. chance to giye It a workout with inter.stl Nlghti Only Weekdsyi Doors Open 6:45 RADIO'S POPULAR ENTERTAINERS! TODAY tor 3 DAYS! Plus SINGING SIX-GUNS In a Round-Up of MELODY and MUSIC! 'TRIOOIM.atl MARY 111 PAU IVANS j- PLUS Hlli'H'i'l IJIi;M 1 Mil I . .salllSaasamiieil.g ROGERS N5J