Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 11, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and PERSONAL Improve .Mn. A. J. Hanby. 435 North Holly itreet, who has been a patient In Sacred Heart hospital (or the past three , months, Is improving according to Mr. Hanby. She will be un able to leave the hospital for another three or four weeks. Accident A parked car be longing to Coy Baily, East Jack son street, was hit yesterday when sedan driven by a Mr. Crosby, Ashland, basked into it causing estimated damage of $4, it was stated in a report on file yesterday. a a Announce Meeting Medford Extension unit will meet Wed nesday at the courthouse audi torium at 10:30 a. m. for a pro gram on "Labor Saving Salads and Dressings." Mrs. Claud Miles and Mrs. E. Henderson will give the demonstrations. Secretary To Leave Mrs Howard Pickering, chapter ste nographer for the Red Cross, has taken leave-of-absence for a month and while she is away . members of the staff assistants' corps, under the leadership of Mrs. John Day, will have charge of the office work, chapter of ficials fate. NEW LOAN PLAN To BOOST HOME BUILDING TOLD A new loan plan designed to stimulate home building and build postwar payrolls has been announced by the Equitable Sav ings and Loan association. The plan offers the longest term loan yet devised for the northwest at a low rate of interest, according to Clinton Spencer, of Spencer Bagley Agency, loan representa tive in the Medford area, who attended the association's two day conference in Portland last week-end to learn details of the loan program. The plan enables the family of moderate means to build a desirable home with modern conveniences at a cost which is in many cases lower than rent . and with ample provision made for the absolute security of the family to retain its home. Snen- . cer said that monthly payments include taxes and Insurance and will extend over a 25-year loan period. Interest rates automati. cally reduce to 3v4 per cent. Spencer said that one of the loan's features never before before available to the borrower is his privilege to repay the loan at any time. The age-old "mort gage fear" of not being able to meet payments by reason of un employment or sickness is also driven off by provision in the new loan for a six-month defer ment period after three years. Borrowers may obtain future advances for home improve ment. Interest Is paid only on the unpaid balance of a loan. As a home Is being built, interest is charged only as money is advanced. "The plan will probably bene fit the returning war veteran first under the Servicemen's eadjustment Act of 1944," Spen cer said, "although those who obtain building priority at once ' may use the loan. Most home owners must wait for wartime building regatlons to permit con struction. Adv. Leave Monday Lt. and Mrs. Ted Taylor will leave Monday for Vancouver, Wash. Lt. Taylor returned February 1 after spend ing 34 mqnths overseas and has been stationed at Camp' White. In Medford Pvt. Roland Kruggel is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. KruggeL 728 Summit street, on a is-oay iur-. lough from Ft. Riley, Kan., where he has been training with the mechanized cavalry in a tank corp. On Leave Charles Waldron. S 2c, is home this week with his family at their home, 630 South Holly street. Seaman Wal dron is on leave after graduat ina from "boot" camp at Farra- But, Idaho. He will leave the latter part of next week. Mishap A car driven by Mrs Sarah B. Ashpole, route 4, Med ford,' was hit by an automobile Basie Henry Lindley, route 4, was driving when Mrs. Ashpole failed to stop at an intersection on Jackson street yesterday, ac cording to a traffic accident re port on file. On Boot Leave Mason H. Ludwig, S 2e, is home for five days this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ludwig, 511 Austin street. Seaman Ludwig who has been In the navy at San Diego for about nine months will report back there next Fri day for reassignment. Extension Meeting Ladies of the Oak Grove Extension serv ice are to meet Tuesday, March 13, at 11 a. m. at the home of Mary Kellington. Each lady at tending is asked to bring a 6- inch square of material, needle, thread, and own service. All ladies in the Oak Grove neigh borhood are cordially invited, On Furlough Second Lt. Nor ton Smith arrived in Medford Thursday for five days before being assigned to overseas duty with the army air corp. Lt Smith is staying with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith, 116 Washington avenue. He will leave Tuesday to report at To- peka, Kansas. - Phoenix Meeting Phoenix Extension unit will meet Wed nesday at 10:30 a. m., at the home of Mrs. John Harris, one- half mile north of Talent. Topic for discussion will be "making home more livable." Covered dish luncheon will be enjoyed at noon. All interested are in vited to attend and bring their own table service. Building Permits Five build ing permits were issued Friday at the office of the city super intendent. They were to: Etta Medynski, , 316 North Central avenue, remodel bathroom, $360; James L. Hill, 1010 East 11th street, remodel bath, $200; Rich ard Klemm", remodel front porch, $175; H. A. De Haas, 725 West 14th street, to erect wood shed, $50; and California Oregon Pow er Co., South Fir street, addi tion of a workshop to ware house. $5,000. Listings Keeded Additional housing listings are needed for newcomers arriving in tha city according to offlciali of tha Riv erside USO. Thera is an especial need for apartments and rooms with cooking privileges, it is said. An urgent request is made for anyone having rooms or apartments to list them at the USO. e Society To Meet Dr. A. J. McLean, Portland, president of the Oregon State Medical so ciety, will be in Medford to at tend the March meeting of the Jackson County Medical society Wednesday evening and will give a paper. Dinner will be served at the Jackson Hotel at 7 p. m. with Dr. A. E. Dodson as host. Louderback Here Oscar W. Louderback, S 2c, Is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tilley, 1115 West Ninth street, after completing "boot' training at Farragut, Ida. He will leave Monday for Ft. Lauder dale, Miami, Fla., for advanced training. Louderback graduated from Medford high school with the class of 1944. His parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Louder back, now live in Phoenix, Ariz. Unit To Meet Phoenix Exten sion unit will meet Friday, March 16, at 10:30 a. m. at the home of Gertrude Watkins. Miss Farrell will give the project "Professional Touches in Home Sewing." Those attending the meeting should bring needles, thread, thimble, scissors, and a 6-inch square of material. A cov ered dish luncheon will be serv ed at noon. Those not contacted are 'to bring salad or dessert. Long Beach, Calif., March 10 (U.R) Edsel Newton, marine editor of the Long Beach Press Telegram, tonight proposed a postwar world's fair to tour the world. . camctok-moitttt lttmbct eo. , LOW-PRICED LUMBER So. Kivuitdl at Barnett Rd Medford Phone 8461. BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES. Once again we have the heavy-duty Punc. ture Resistant Balloon Inner tub. Put pair of theaa on your bike nok. SIMS BROS. TOR SALE One 2.000-fallon cedar tank, one worm-drive pump jack, one Myers pump with 3-ln.xlO-in. cylinder, one toilet outfit, complete. D. L. Davidson Bx. 396 Scenic ave., Central Point IBAKOATVS-SlleMlr used eJerhtnf tor the whole family. SIB E. Main. TOR SALE Clreulatlnf cast-iron wood heattna stove; also larse sheet Iron heater. 830 Oak tu, Central Point. FOR SALE 1637 Chev. MOVING padded van service for your convenience. Phone 4664, City Transfer Storage, 38 S. Fir St. WHEN you think of bicycle tires think of SIMS BROS. Guaranteed quality. FOR SALE Modern home: four rooma and bath, a bedrooms. Almost com- Iiletely furnished. Outside city imits. New paint, entirely redec orated, screen porch, fruit room, city water: over acre under irri gation, young fruit trees, garage, woodshed and barn: lots of shade. Paved street and near both school and store. Price $3.673. Phone Sias. BICYCLE GENERATOR HEADLIGHT SETS. No batteries to wear out. Sea these at SIMS BROS. FOR SALE Good daveno. Rt. 4, Box 236-A, Medford. Upper end of Fern Valley. FOR SALE: Atwater.Kent cabinet ra- aio, 33. 034 rranquette. WANT small phonograph. Phone 3441 39 MI. kodah with 4.3 lens. Also en- larger. Both for 63. call 3433. old. good one. Lozier Lane. - Box 333. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Canned fruit. Box 26-A. nguv.uiiviiic nwy. rnonc ou-ia. FOR SALE 4-room modern house; wired for electric ranee: woods hrf Jiarage. Lot 50x73. Piano and range included. $2,930. Dad Roberts, Brok- Cf. iatU YV .a, iww tkaileks for rent, by hour or ay, one a shock trailer, euu Shell Service station, Grocery and Feed Store, Old Crater Lake nwy. Phone ojoo, open ounaay, i o o, Civic Music Association Presents Ania Dorfmann Pianist Tuesday, March, 1 3, 1 945 ' High School Auditorium 8:15 p. m. Admission to Member only Next concert: The American Ballad Singers Thursday, March 22, 1945 VISIBLE glass pumps for sale. Ellis grocery ana reed store, Old Crater Lane nignway. mono 8968, aunaay, i to o. Open LOST Black cocker spaniel. Please reiurn to am Vancouver or ph. 5713, BOARD AND ROOM Will take high school boy or younger in teacher's noma, r none aano. ROOMS FOR RENT Warm: rtm in Gentleman preferred. No drinkers, wbbri f none mo. AT SAMSON'S HAY Meadow Hay ...$28perton Oat Hay $30 per ton 1st Cutting Alfalfa ........t34 per ton GYPSUM Car to arrive soon .. 13.30 per ton ueuvenca maae. OATS Recleaned Kanota m..$3.33 per ton tin ton iuu.i BARLEY Recleaned Beardless Burin v. ,.. f 3.23 per cwt, Trebe Barley Hanchen Barley . BROODERS 100-size Electric M 400-size Electric 300-size Oil S3 .25 Der cwt. 9 3 .23 per cwt S3.4S . 914.93 $14-95 For Many Savings Bargains See r. E. SAMSON CO. TJ ' M A' nnhlln pnrH narrv. MnreW 14 Girls' Community club. Desert uincneon. i:ao. BICYCLE LIGHTS Battery-type. Suit arrived. Quantity limited. SIMS uwua, WINDOWS AND DOORS Stock or Special Sizes PADGHAM PLANING MILL iauu uourt at. FOR SALE Small electric ironer, $29. Call 0124. FOR SALE Roan Durham bull, , 1 yr, Rt. 3, FOR SALE Dandy Cocker Spaniel pups, peaigreea. aoout 3 mo, old See them. Loxler Lane, Rt. 2, Box 339. DESIRABLE fur. apt.. hath. Phone 5536. 3 rooms and WIRE BICYCLE BASKETS Two sizes, prewar quality. SIMS BROS, rnuno o., FOR SALE Brief case. Phone 4043 LOST Black Waterman fountain pen. in posi oince inursaay. nnaer piease can 603 1. rOR SALE Wood or coal circulatin neater; niso pressure pump. Ph.395 FOR SALE Harley-Davidson motor cycle, in good condition; also Co lumbia portable phonograph. Phone 4-dr. sedan. J. Zuber. Allen hotel. PEAT MOSS All kinds of garden. vegetable, ponea pianis ana cacii, at Keller's Greenhouse, 1730 N. Riverside, PACKING and crating by reliable ex perienced men. uon i iaxe cnancoa. Phone 2808, Davis Transfer fc Stor age Co., 40 S. Fir st. MF.nFnnn nursery SCHOOL Daily care for children of work ing mathera. Ages 2 to 6. Hours 7 a. m. to 6 p. tn. 22 Geneva. Ph. 2013. Low priced 'AUTO PAINTING with war emergency paini; did ww ui guaranteed joba With BEST PUS WAR PAINT. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP 60S S. Riverside NEW LOW FEED PRICES Chick Starter Mash $S.W Laying Masn, complete wnn mim a w Special Dairy Feed, per 60-lb. bag 2 40 Hon Scratrh 3 00 Cracked Corn 3 00 Get our price ueiore sou ouy T. S. SAMSON CO. DON'T forget that Llllie's Cafe Is open after 12 o'clock. Corner Court ana MCAnarawi, norm mcuiutu FOR SALE Fisher's egg producer and real ckk mash. Faber i, 34 8. River side. Pnone 444U. WANTED Bicycle frames or parta. any condition. Ph. 4823. up to e p.m. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN Set THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 43 South Central A Pioneer Firm FOR SALE Household furniture. Call Saturdav and Sunday. 1106 W. 10th. JERSEY heifer, Just fresh with first calf. Denny on Oak Grove road- Phone 6108. DON'T forget that Llllie's Cafe is open after 12 o'clock. Corner Court ana wcAnarewi, norm moatum. RlTPT.AriC vour broken window llass. New ft la ss installed while you wait MEDFORD MlLtLWUHK CO. The Glaaa House, Phone 4112. 10th and Grape. tv a NTRn Now Hamo shire Reds. White Leghorns and Barred Rock pullets. 6 to 8 mos. old. Ph. 2446. pure n fcuneh enter, plant with earn W purcnase oi iresn garaen seeds at Pacific Feed & Seed. 4th and Fir. nr i excellent for rabbits. Pacific Feed m seea, etn ana wit. WE BUY-EM WE SELL-EM COME IN AND SHE-EM 1939 De Soto S-Paw. Coupe; heater and radio. 193T Pontiac S-Paaa. Coup. tjeater and radio 193B Graham Sedan. lf3T Ford Sedan. ' 1836 Dodge Sedan, Fog Lttes. Preston. Dayton-McClaren Tlrea Be at A. Z "Tubby" Dean . Your Pontiac Dealer 6th and Grape. Richfield Station Phone 2842. Help the Red Crosa, WE CARRY t complete line of Dr. Hess and Clark Poultry and Stock Remedies. These products are all guaranteed tp give result or your money back. Two Master Incubators, used very little. Sis ech. You won't Hodsen -Brewster. W cow Ilk It and do well, go wrong by using Mtin oairy We have brooder guards IS" high by 40' long, $1.33 each. Don't brood without them. Sunday. March 11. 1943 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIV8 ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON. Special icing In permanent. All work guar anteed. Phone 2664. 120 N. Central. FIR ROUGH BLOX at SLABS, grei aouoie load so-au. Aieaiora rui 3111. big c Tel. WANTED TO BUY Used or broken repairable furniture. Call 3080. i. Apply In person. 1 1 o. enuai. ltrtlei jBceju) WANTS D Experienced woman. Lenox. FOR SALE Shrubs: Arborvltae, heather, evergreen flowering shrub, azalea, camellia, rock plant and perennial, b. e. cnastein. Ph. 7370. JUST received Ray O Vac faihlight natterie. uwj auper service. Place certified it for vt available. your order for Blu Tag Ladino Clover. We can get Fastur grade ar aiao ou, AU our garden seeds were bought this season. We have a good assort ment of Bulk Garden Seeds. Also a large assortment of Packag Seeds. Just arrived, another shipment of 100. chick size Electric Brooders. $4.30. Four Martin Brooders still available, $17.50. complete, 300 chlck size. JACKSON COUNTY FEED CO. Court and McAndrtws rOR HELP with your Income tax, day or evening, Phone 3813. 63 Ross crt WANTED Custom tractor work, garden and farm. Phone 3475. for WANTED A tractor driver. Must un derstand farm machinery, pay 91.10 per hour, tractor time. Tribune. BOX 417B. FOR SALE 22 rifle, surf rod and 2 large reels and 2 small; l vacuum cleaner, G. E., practically new. Sun. only. 814 W. 8th st. . FOR SALE One 12-gauge Remington snotgun. tnone uentrai roint BICYCLE SEATS Just arrived 1 SIMS BROS. CYCLE AND REPAIR SHOP. $5000 FOR SALE Attractive suburban home on Old Stage road; 4-acre of land, hardwood floors, native rock fireplace, three bedrooms, built-in cabinet In dining room, tiled drain board, newly decorated inside, 60- fallon electric hotwater heater, insentient large enough for furnace, new shingle roof, lawn, fruit, wal nut trees and grapes. Immediate possession. CHARLES R. RAY. Real tor. Room 217, Medford Bldg. Phone FOR SALE Mor-crop or sheep guano fertilizer, recommended for Sardens plants and shrubs. Faber's. 4 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. WE HAVE a few willow clothes bask et in stock. Lewis Super Service. PA PERH ANQING, Kemtonlng. Paint ing inside and out. Free estimate. Phone 342B. SEE US for your bicycle tires. Lewis Super Service. ' APPLES $1.40 lug. Bring containers Wa iter Tone. Stewart iwe. WANT TO BUY Good lav. Tribune, Box 1132. wing. COY'S CHICKEN INN OPEN SATURDAYS SUNDAYS and MONDAYS Serving Fried Chicken Dinner furUai Barred During Week by ReiarvatloB Phone Gold Hill 251 ENRICHED! Yes. Modsl'i rich, mooth-textura, tuty WHITE BREAD IS E N R I CHED and that mtant health building, a r g y boosting vltamlna tot all tha family. Battar? you'H agraa it ii whan you try Model'a nraaai MODEL BAKERY 203 W. Main St. I iSH n TTT i. 4 Milaa from Medford on Griffin Creak Road DANCE TOIIIGIIT-7 to 11 Ar the Pletureique WAGON WHEEL Phone 6213 for Reiervationrtor PRIVATE PARTIES Regular Dancing Schedule Saturday Nita a to 12 Sunday Evening 7 to 11 NEW 5 -PIECE ORCHESTRA The Wagon Wheeler.! CASH m A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Sava Time- Casta and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. S918. th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. $6500 FOR SALE 1310 West Main 8t. Six-room unfurnished home with two baths, one shower, hardwood floors, fireplace, oil circulator with fan. Home is weatheratripped and has celling insulated. Lot 71x140, lawn and shade trees, jtarage with overhead door and aeparate wood shed and storeroom. For appoint ment call CHARLES R. RAY, Real tor. Room 217, Medford Bldg. Phone 3902. WANTED Experienced trucK driver that is not afraid to work. Faber s, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4448. GF.T YOUR garden tools at Lewis Super Service. WANT TO BUY Factory built Trailer House in good condition. Cash. P. O. Box 638, Central Point. 1 1 .. . .. - . in ME? I'm Ernie Molt... and I Won't Stay WANTED A garden tractor. Emil Zwan. Rt. 4, Box 319. Phone 4624 SAW FILING We sharpen sclssori, kntvei. lawnmowers, farm mowers, tickles, pruning iawi and what have you. AH work promptly done. Prices reasonable. C. R. Borah, cor ner S. Grape and 8th sts. TRY a" Jooal product! For better re sults use QU1CK-GRO Peat. Econ omv Seed & Feed Co., 217 W. 6th st. WOULD like middle-aged woman to share my home. Live close to Com munity Hospital. Tribune. Box 3722. BICYCLE CHAIN GUARDS All metal prewar quality. w. nr. SIMS BROS., 33 FOR SALE Practically range. Phone 2978. Night! Only Weekday! Matinee Today-Doori Open I:4S i VICTORY n A nrMTWirnr See Us For Tools! Hand Cultivator Hoei Raktt Spading Fork Hand Sprayars Ac ma Pretfur Sprayer Gran Hook l Thinning Sheari Pruning Sheari and Sawi Hand Axei -Boyi' Axei Brown I No. 4 Pressure Tank Sprayer LEEVER'S HARDWARE CO. . . . . ACTION TO MATCH TODAY'S HEADLINES ! I ! Pi TODAY 3 DAYS! mm. PAT O'BRIIH RUTHHUSSSY ROBERT RYAN TODAY -FOR 3 DAYS AGAIN . . . Thoie Scrap-Happy Hoodlumt in Another Hilarioui Adventure in Mayhem! illllil r -o i IE0 GORCEY daddv tnoniN . HL'HTZ HAIL DELIGHTFUL DANCIN..SWINGY SINCIN-...AND LOADS OF LOVING! fen PHrtVaM. aft -ef"T - ' Id !Br - m. -CTlM-C - -9?aC CONTINUOUS SHOWS SUNDAY JANE DARWELL JANE FRAZEE LARRY PARKS NINAFOCH ROSS HUNTER Boaitful . . iwaggering .. . rettleii . . adored by II women, claimed by three! From each he took tomething of life and love! Put! L i I . s. K ' s000 9 7 FOR THREE CARY Also "GLAMOUR SPORTS" Color Kartoon Lateit Newi Ivente CONTINUOUS SUNDAY Doon Open 1:45 P.M. in an Incomparable drama by Richard Llewellyn, author of "How Green wai My Valley" "None But the Lonely Heart" with !rfa BARRYMORE Barry FITZGERALD (of "Going My Way" Fame) June DUPRE Jane WYATT iisGnrtD 225 E. 6th. Telephone 3231