Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 08, 1945, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIQHT MEDrORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. March t. 1145 PRIVATE TO MAJOR AT 21 Boston, U.R) One of the youngest majors In the 0. 8. Army Is Nicholas J. Khoury of the South End, who rose from buck private at 18 to wear a gold leaf on his shoulders at 21. MaJ. Khoury, who commands a troop carrier squadron in Eng land was made a shavetail at 18, a first lieutenant at 19, a cap tain at 20. Our Landlord Says We Have to MOVE If we don't find a suitable location I suppose we will be having a law suit. He will be trying to kick us out. We will be trying to stay until we have a suitable place to move to. But in the meantime we are having a ft Price SALE! On Our Stock of 10,000 FRAMES NOTHING RESERVED! 8x10-5x7-3x4 Take Your Choice Vi Price BELL STUDIO 109 E. Main LONG-TIME LOCAL TAILOR PASSES AT E Edward Joseph Klein passed away at his home on north Bartlett street Wednesday fol lowing a lengthy illness. He was born in Witten, Ger many, August 1870 and came to the United States at the age of 16. He traveled extensively, finally settling in Medford some 39 years ago. He had engaged in the tailoring business in the same location -for 33 years. On April 17, 1904, he was united in marriage to Miss Her mlne Ida Stelner, at San Jose, Calif. Mr. Klein leaves to mourn his passing his wife and four sons, Norman E., of Garden City, N. Y.j Ralph E., Portland, Ore.; Leonard Mi, Corvallis, Ore., and Vernon J. Klein, a reserve mid-shipman of the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.; also one brother, Gustav J. Klein, Jersey City, N. J., and five grandsons. Mr. Klein was a member of Masonic Lodge No. ' 103 A. F. and A. M., Scottish Rite, and Hlllah Temple of the Shrine, also the Knights of Pythias, the Elks Lodge and the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Funeral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Rome Fri day at 2 p. m. Members of the Masonic Lodge will officiate and entombment will, be in the Portland Mausoleum in Port land, Ore. HOLINESS ASSN. MEETS IN MEDFORD TOMORROW Rogue River Holiness associa tion will meet Friday in the Medford Church of the Naza rene, Holly at First, with Rev. W. R. Wise, president in charge. The services will be held at 10:30a. m. and at 2 p. m. Spec ial speakers for the day will be Evangelist Palmquist and the Rev. Keller of the Free Metho dist church in Medford. They will speak in the order given. The election of officers for the ensuing year will also take place. BIRTHS . BEATTIE To Mr. and Mrs. Jack C, SZ3 Haven street, March 7, 1945, a girl, eight pounds, at Community hospital. DOWNING To Mr. and Mrs. Richard, Jacksonville, March 7, 1945, a girl, six pounds, at Sa cred Heart hospital. WITNESS 50 YEARS LATE Portsmouth, N. H., (ll.R) When George Palfrey and Miss Mary Hoyt were married in 1894, the bridegroom's brother Harry neglected to sign the mar riage certificate as a witness of the ceremony. Recently he made up for his oversight, however, by signing the time-yellowed docu ment at the cojple's golden wed ding anniversary party. MONTGOMERY WARD SHE GETS OUR EASTER TOGS AT WARDS ENLIST IN NAVY 1 Robert Day Porter, son of Mr and Mrs. Elias H. Porter, route 1; Elroy Chester, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chester, Medford, and Arnold E. Town, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Town, route 1, were enlisted in the navy yes terday according to the Medford recruiting station. Young Ches ter and Town were enlisted as apprentice seamen and returned home to await call for "boot" training at the center in San Diego. Because of his ability to pass the Eddy test, Porter was en listed as a seaman first class, two steps above rating at which a recruit ordinarily begins He will be sent home on inactive duty, pending graduation from high school in June, will be trained in radar at Chicago and later at some college or univer sity, the navy recruiter states. Livestock Portland, Ore., March 8 (UP) Livestock Cattle, 150; calves, 2S. Slow. Medium-good fed steers steady at 914.254$ 15.76. Other classes 25 uf SOo lower for two days. Canner-cutter cowa largely S6.50tf9. Fat dairy-type cows S9.5U(g'10; some held higher. Me dium bulls $11012. Good beef bulls quotable to $13 or above. Good-choice vealera S15 (g 18. Hogs, 100. Active, steady. Good choice 170-300 lbs. largely $15.75: neavier weights and sows 519. Good choice feeder pigs salable $16.50 la) 17.50. Sheep, 200. Steady. One lot good choice 91-lb. wooled lambs $15.50. Late Wednesday good-choice ewes $8.23. One choice lot $8.50. Chicago. March 8 (UP) (WFA Livestock Hogs, 8000. Good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. and up $14.75, celling; sows $14. Complete clearance. Cattle, 7,000; calves, 800. Average choice 1270-lb. steers top at $17; best heifers $18.50; bulk steers 114.25 w 18.50; most heifers $13.75 IS 19.50; good beef cows to $15, heavy sausage bulls to $14; cutter cows $9.75 down; veal ers $13 down. . Sheep, 3,000. Load good to choice 101 lbs. Whitefaca Colorado fed lambs $16.65; medium and good few lambs $15.65 16.25. Chicago Wheat Chicago, March 8 (UP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May ..$l.fol, $1.71i $1.67 $18734 July 1.59 1.60;i 1.56 1.58 Sept 1.55 1.57(1 1.3314 1.53 -Dec. . 1.55(5 1.50 ',4 1.52ft 1.521, Mar. 1.77a 1-W's 1.77 1.77 S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, March 8 (U.PJ Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43, 92 score 42V4, 90 score 42V4, 89 score 41. Cheese: Loafs 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 40V4. medium grade A 35V4, small grade A 31V4, large grade B 37V4. General Electric JCD . General Motors Montgomery Ward Penn. R. R. Phillips Petroleum J. C. Penney Radio ". Southern Pacific Standard Oil of Cal Texas Gulf Sulphur . Transamerica United Aircrafts U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel , 42U , 67 . 54 . 36Vs . 53 V 109 , llVs 39V4 11V4 30 Vi 56 64 WARDS HAHDSOMI WOOL lfl.98 SUITS LOW PRICED AT Sizes 4 to 10. What sett this stilt apart from the others at a realty outstanding value? Well, for on thing, It's the way II looks, and that Includes the smart style, the neatly finished seams, the rich blue and brown tweedsl For another, It's the wonderful feel of the all wool It'i made ofl And, equally Important, are Its unseen quaL ties careful cutting, expert tallorlngl 6 .98 PRETTY IITTLE COATS FOR PRETTY LITTLE GIRLS ... Sizes 1 to 4. You won't recognize your little darling when yoi tee her In one of thesel Whether she's wearing an all-wool Shet land weave In smart check or tweed, on oil-wool crepe In a dressy little style, or a good-looking blend of wool and rayon, she's sure to catch an admiring glance from everyone who sees hert So. bring her Into Wasds now selections are complete. W00L-AND-RAY0N COAT SETSI 6.98 Sizes 1 to 4. Smartly styled! Well tailored in lovely tweeds. , Matching Eton Cap l lHll"lAjBaSESBSs'-'7' GIRLS' JERKIN SUITSt PRICED LOW! 3.98 Sixes 7-14. Smart end servke oblel Sturdy 50 wool, 50 rayon! h olatdt and solids. WIll-TAIlORED LONOIES with currsi 2.91 Sixes 4 re 10. In rlaVlooVIng wed and ravonl Tweeds and soNdsl With pleats at walstl OYS SMART LOAFER COAT, SIZES 2 to S 4.98 leautlfuny tailored In rich al weoL Solid suede with contrast Ina tweeds. With roomy patch pockets and a rayon yoke lining. Tan, brown, blue. LUXURIOUS ALL-WOOL COATS FOR SPRING 9.98 Sixes 4 to 7. Superior good looks you'll recognize at oncel Won derful all wool crepes and Shet land weavetl Smart styles to flat ter every little glrll SNOW WHITE COTTON BLOUSES 1.98 Sizes 7 to 14. Dainty cot- ion sneers ana Droaacloths! 2-9 Blouses Also1.39 Mont gomery Ward Wall Street New York, March 8 OJ.R) Stocks broke 1 to 4 points today when announcement was made of the American First Army's crossing of the Rhine Into the heart of Germany. Trading increased to such vol ume that the tickers ran four minutes behind. This was the latest the tape has been since mid-May, 1940. The favorable war news caught the stock market off bal ance and it crumpled easily. Before the announcement, the market had been under the in fluence of fears of further mar gin restrictions. Preliminary closing Dow Jones stock averages: Industrial 158.83, off 2.69: Railroad 50.96, off 1.13; Utility 28.00, off 0.40, 65 stocks 89.23, off 1.07. Sales totaled 1,860,000 shares compared with 1,400,000 shares yesterday. Today s closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & TeU...163V4 Anaconda 33 Chrysler -.lOOMi Curtlss , Wright 6Vi OBITUARY IDA. JACOBY lVTra THn Jnrrthv 7.V Inntf time resident of Medford, passed away in a fortiana nospiiai iviarcn i. She mnrle hpr home here at 22 Almond street, leaving a monLh ago for Portland. C!hj (a aiirvtv! hv twa eniu. Verlan C, Medford, and Otis L., Portland, and tnree aaugniers, Mrs. Ruth Klelnheinz, Oakland, (-all Mm ftnlrlie Morean. San Francisco, and Mrs. Lois Smith, Portland. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m., Friday In Portland. PATRICIA M. SAWYER Services for Patricia M. Saw yer, infant daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sawyer, Shady Cove, who passed away in a local hos pital Wednesday, will be held at the graveside in SUkiyou Me morial Park at 10 a. m., Friday with the Rev. Harry Hansen of ficiating. Also surviving is the grandmother, Mrs. Daisy Saw yer, La Verne, Calif. Arrange ments are in care of Conger- Morris Chapel. MARION SOWASH Services for Marion Sowash. 87, who passed away Monday will be held at the graveside in IOOF cemetery at 11 a. m., Fri day with the Rev. Delbert Dan iels officiating. Arrangements are In care of Conger-Morris Chapel. NEW DESTROYER San Francisco, March 8 OJ.R) The 2,150-ton destroyer Strong, named for a ship sunk during the new Georgia campaign of 1943, was to be commissioned today at the Bethlehem ship yards. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada FEW SEATS LEFT FOR STAGE PLAY A few reserved seats and gen eral admission tickets for the Red Cross benefit play "Dead lier Than the Male," to be pro duced at the Holly theater to morrow evening, will be on sale at the theater it was stated to day. The play, being staged by the Medford little theater group, is a comedy-drama and said to be highly entertaining. Dress rehearsals were held earlier in the week and last night a prevue showing was giv en at Camp White for patients at the station hospital and In vited guests. Cast members and production staff were satisfied with the smoothness of the per formance, u was reDorted. Tickets are on sale at Mann's department store each afternoon. SEEK GAMBLING TAX Carson City, Nev., March I nio MAvnHn'e ffamblinff In 'come will be taxed to the tun of 10 per cent. ol tne gross profits if bill introduced in the senate yesterday 4S enacted into law. really seething because) they're really .medicated J 'COUGH LOZENGES Millions use F ft F Loxenges to give their throat a 15 minute sooth ing, comforting treatment that reaches all the way down . For coughs, throat irritations or hoarse ness resulting from colds or smoking, sooth with F 4 F. Box only 10)!. NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach When you neec quick relief froir po'n. do yov hesitate to take aspirin becaust K leaves yoi w'th an upset stomach? Ii so this new medi cal discovery SUPKRIN, is "lust what the doc tor ordered" for you. Superln Is aspirin plus - contain! the same pure, safe aspirin yoi have long known - but developer, by doctors in a special way foi those upset by aspirin in its ordi nary torra. This new kind of aspirin table dissolves more quickly, lets th aspirin get right at the lob ot re lieving pain, reduces the acidity o ordinary aspirin, and does act ir ritate ir upset stomach even site repeat doses Tear this out to remind you tt get Supenn today sn you ean hav tt in hand when headaches, colds etc.. strike. See how quickly ) relieves pain - how tbtsbs fine you teel after riZnS taking Acvourlnig rist's, lot and 39c, MONTGOMERY WARD SEEVHCE Plenty of Experienced Mechanics -Finest Factory Equipment Genuine Ford Parts Crater Lake Motors Sixth and Ivy Housewares STURDY, DECORATIVE FIBER WASTE BASKETS .A few ot 69 At Wards you will find a grand collection of heavy paper fiber waste baskets. They're decorative, and practical, fool The colorful prints are thoroughly washable. 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