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LOCAL and To Attend Funeral Rebekahi are asked to meet at the I.O.O.F. hall tomorrow et 1:30 p. m. to attend the funeral of Mrs. Minnie Stickel, member of the order, a a a Will Leave J. P. Moffat, 34 Berkeley Way, will leave this week-end for Portland. Moffat is manager of Mann's store and is going to Portland on a buying trip. Promoted George S. Payant has been promoted to the grade of corporal at Camp Wolters. Tex. Mrs. Payant and their daughter, Patty, are In Texas with the corporal. a Home From Idaho Harold Harris, AS, son of Ernest Harris, route 4, box 389-G, is home this week from Farragut, Ida., where he has been taking navy train ing. He will return to Farragut the latter part of this week. Announce Meeting Evans Valley Extension unit will meet at the home of Betty Necett March IS. The project is on salad making and those attending are asked not. to bring salads for the luncheon. All women of the valley are invited to attend. Officer Here Lt. and Mrs. John E. Prentice arrived in Med ford last night from Austin, Tex., for a brief visit with the of ficer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prentice, 517 Newtown street. Lt. Prentice, pilot of a C-47, has been assigned to over seas duty. ' Visits Family Willard E. Cave, MoMM 2c, USNR, arriv ed in Medford Sunday evening to visit his wife and family at 822 West 12th street. Cave has been serving on an amphibious ship of the LSM type on Pacific duty for 11 months. He returns to San Francisco Wednesday. ' Bids Asked Bids for opera tion of the postal sub-station No. 1 will be accepted until 2 p. m. March 22 Frank DeSouza, post master, stated today. Mrs. Ge neva Youhg, present clerk at the station, has resigned, DeSouza states. Full Information may be obtained by calling Mr. DeSouza. Club To Meet Miss Claire Hanley will talk on "Tuberous Begonias" at the meeting of the Jacksonville Garden club Thurs- day, March 15, at the home of Dorothy Mills. Members are re minded of the plant exchange and tHat the plants are to be wrapped as a surprise package. Nellie Finney and Addie Smets will assist the hostess. On Visit Mrs. D. M. Cleve land, 206 Portland avenue, and her grandson left by plane Fri day for Astoria where the boy will make his home with his parents, Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. Donald Cleveland. Officer Cleveland is stationed at the nav al base there. Following a short visit with her son and family, Mrs. Cleveland will go to Seattle where she . will visit with her brother for a week or ten days. 2 FEATURES! ENDS TONITE! Plus She's A Sweetheart j George FnT3wEO ' 'A zucco LLUjfrp 311 PERSONAL CALENDAR Wednesday 8:30 p. m. American Lesion and Auxiliary, birthdav dinner at armory. B:00 p. m. Graduate Nurses association, home of Mrs. C. W. Ashpole, with Mrs. Gordon Bar ker and Mrs. Madelyn Kline felter assistant hostesses. Mrs. Blanche Frisbie, program. 8:00 p. m. Medford BPWC. Girls' Community club, with visiting national and state offi cers. , Thursday 12:30 p. m. Nile Ladies. home of Mrs. A. Z. Dean. 1008 South Oakdale Ave., potluck luncheon followed by Red Cross Sewing. 12:30 p. m. Women's Relief corps, armory, birthday party. Bring sandwiches and hot dish or salad. 1:00 p. m. Past Chiefs' club. home of Mrs. James Stewart. 336 Plum street, coverec' dish lunch eon. 1:00 p. m Just Folks circle. home of Mrs. H. M. Price, 110 Portland avenue. 2:00 p. m. Alpha Delta class. Fellowship hall, Christian church, business meeting and party. Mrs. Margery Pearson's group in charge of social hour. 3:00 p. m. Junior High P-T A., gymnasium. Permit Issued Herbert Strang, 231 East Main street, re ceived a building permit from the office of the city superin tendent yesterday to remodel apartments at an estimated cost of $750. Permit To Build Charles Bottler,- 1211 East Main street was issued a permit from the city superintendent s office yes terday to enclose the front porch of his residence at an approxi mate cost of $200. Traffic Accident E. E. Monia, 1225 Niantic street, hit a car driven by Sgt. James H. McGill 802 West Jackson Blvd., while going north at the North River side and Crater Lake highway intersection yesterday according to an accident report on file. The accident caused approximately $150 damage to Monia s auto and around $75 to McGill's car the report stated. v ' Students Here A group of Prinevllle high school students, in Medford the latter part of last week to attend the Medford- Prineville basketball games, left for their homes Sunday. Patty Hyatt, Emogene Powell, Shirley Hoskinson, Dick King, Martell Scroggins, Denny Michel and Jim Scanlon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw, 502 Maple street. Darrell and Jim Houston, Roger Koskinson, Richard Moore, Eddie Parriseau, Van Moore, Henry Bernard, Pat Kieth, Roland Harris and Dan Bussy were registered at the Rainbow Auto court. . Willi lovelies ...with 1 laughs ...with adventure ( MOPE T-tU PRINCESS PIRATE rung CARY GRANT NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART TONITC. With ETHEL BARRYMORE Car Kits Pol George Prauss, 16, a student at Med ford high school, was taken to a local hospital this morning suf fering from cuta received when an automobile in which he was riding struck a pole, according to police reports. . To See Game Mrs. Harold Fawcett, 1125 East Main street, accompanied by her daughter, Pat, her son, Donald, and Miss Helen Mitchell, will leave to morrow morning for Salem where they will attend the state basketball tournament. They plan to be back Sunday eve ning, v a a a Commissioned William R. Stout, 23 Almond street, was commissioned a second lieuten ant in the army air forces March 11 when he graduated from Col umbus Army Air Field, Colum bus, Miss., as a pilot. Lt. Stout is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stout. Accident A slight acciflent occurred yesterday when an au tomobile driven by . A. R. Richey, Phoenix, caught the bumper of a car driven by Ruby M. Sloper, while going west on 6th street and Central avenue intersection an accident report on file today stated. No dam age resulted. To Hold Clinic A health clin ic will be conducted at the How ard school March 19. In the morning diphtheria and small pox immunization will be given school children and in the after noon pre-school children will re ceive diphtheria, whooping cough and smallpox immuniza tion treatments, with regular ex amination, it is stated. Court Records Justice Court Leslie Leon Crook, Los An geles, failure to stop at stop sign, cited. Carrie Johnson, permitting unlicensed minor to operate mo tor vehicle, cited. Ralph- Frank Mallery, passing car without sufficient clearance, fined $5 and costs. George Bernard Larson, fail ure to operate on right side of highway, cited. Roland Julius Blrkholz, fail ure to stop at sign, $1 and costs. CARD OF THANKS . To our friendi and neighbor. Your kind expressions of sympathy are deeply appreciated and gratefully acknowledged. Mrs. Mary Morris and Family Warning! WATCH OUT FOR SNIFFIY HeadCods Bead colds can cause much Buffering. Don't suSer needlessly. Just put a lit tle Va-tro-nol up each nostril. Relieves aneezy, siuny dis tress. Also helps prevent many colds from devel oping if used In timet Try lt. Fol low directions in folder. Works nnel VICKS VA-TRO-NOL ) ...mdwith Technicolor beauty and j Buccaneers! AtriwoeeatY I qulehly rtllm 1 OBITUARY HELEN C. DUNLAP Mrs. Helen C. Dunlap, wife of Walter P. Dunlap, Medford, passed away Monday in Eugene. The remains will be returned to Medford for services and inter ment. Arrangements are In care of the Conger-Morris chapel. ERVIN M'CALL Ervin McCall, 93, a resident of Prospect for 50 years, passed away Monday following several years of illness. Arrangements are in care of the Conger-Morris chapel. BOVERINE INFANT Sally Jane Boverine, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Boverine, Medford, passed away in a local hospital Monday night. Also surviving are the grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Rice. Services will be held at the graveside in IOOF cemetery at 11 a. m. Wednesday with the Rev. Delbert Daniels officiating. Ararngements are in care of the Conger-Morris chapel. JOHN R. MORRIS . Services were held in the Conger-Morris chapel Monday afternoon for John R. Morris, who passed away Saturday at his home in Jacksonville. Inter ment was in Jacksonville ceme tery. He was born In Tea Garden, Ind., December 4, 1885. On July 31, 1915, in Salt Lake City, he was united in marriage to1 Mary T. Lindberg, who survives. He came to Jacksonville in 1937. He s a member of the IOOF lodge, Jacksonville, and the Eagles lodge, Medford., Survivors besides his wife are two children, James A. Morris. Seattle, and Mrs. Mildred Rosen baum, Los Angeles. ROMANOFF WEDS Yuma, Ariz., March 13 (U.PJ Alexi Nicholas Romanoff, 40, who claims he is the son of the late Czar Nicholas II of Russia, was married late yesterday to Mrs. PhyllU Brown French, 48, Northridge, Cal. . Cloaina time ttn Bunday Toe Lett to Clawlfy 530 Saturday aftereoos Plaasa ramambar ONE OF L E Legionnaires and their ladies on Wednesday night will cele brate the 26th birthday of the American Legion at the post's club rooms in the armory. The auxiliary if preparing a chicken dinner to be served at 6:30 o'clock. Throughout the dinner hour there will be entertainment by a Camp Prescott Mexican quar tet, both instrumental and sing ing. The talented Mexicans, some of whom have, appeared on the radio in Mexico City, have en tertained many times in the val ley. A good orchestra also has been secured for entertainment and dancing after the dinner. There will be no business meeting, and all Legionnaires and Auxiliary members are Invited, especially veterans of World War II. Mem bers unable to attend the dinner are invited to the dance after wards if possible. Prospect Prospect, March 13 Mrs, Glenn Fairchild. Sr., left the first of the week for Grass Val ley, Oregon, to stay awhile with her daughter, Mrs. Ted Kelly, who is ill. Mrs. Harold Davidson and son, Lonnie, returned to their home here, March 6, after spend ing two weeks visiting relatives at Rio Vista, Calif. Cpl. and Mrs. Ted G. Jantzer HOHEY TO LOAN! On JEWELRY. CAMERAS and MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS. Used and unre deemed lewelry at great savings PEOPLES LOAN CO. 32814 E. Main Street State Lleense P 1ST 11 J ' V : i " BY NOW every customer of The California Oregon ower Company has shared in the savings made possible by our general reduction in rates announced last month. These new low rates mean a saving to our customers of $325,000 a year. Residential' users alone save more than $'165,000. You now enjoy electric service at halt the national average cost; our new residential rate will average only about l3A cents a kilowatt hourt The national average is ZVi cents. Many of your living costs have increased. Many of our expenses, too, are higher, and our taxes have surged upward. We are pleased that despite rising costs, by careful operation and the full support of our employees, we are able to materially reduce your electric rates. Plan now to make your home brighter your with cheaper electricity. AMERICA'S BUSINESS-MANAGED ELECTRIC COMPANIES left for Fort Jackson, S. C, by train, the evening of March 8, after spending nine days here with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Jantzer. Cpl. Jantzer is scheduled for two weeks of maneuvers on his re turn, and during this time Mrs. Jantzer will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert StockstiU, at Picayune, Miss. Dr. A. Erin Merkel and Nurse Blanche Frisbee held a pre school clinic at the local school, March 6. Mrs. Henry Dufer, who la suf fering with pluerisy, was taken to Medford for medical attention, March 6. Pfc. John Fairchild, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fair child, Sr., who Is with the 232nd Infantry in the Seventh Army, and in active duty on the West- mra IICNOEO WHISKY 86 MOOf. 60 GIAIN . SCHENIEY DISTIllfO COFOATION, vn . I W - m ... Tuesday. March 13. 1941 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBOWl TTYS era Front in Europe, was recent ly awarded the Infantryman's Badge. CRUSADER DIES El Centro,, Cal., March 13 U.PJ Dr. Burria Jenkins, Sr., 75-year-old former Kansas City, Mo., crusading preacher and newspaper publisher, died to day. ACTOR ASKS 180.000 Hollywood, March 13 U.B Movie Actor Keenan Wynn de cided today that injuries he re ceived in a traffic accident Sun day were worth 880,000. Wynn, 28-year-old son of Comedian Ed Wynn, filed suit for that amount against Mrs. Verner B. Maloney, driver of the car that collided NEUTRAl SMUTS. I NEW YOK OTY; MM n.F i rem p. sf II hhliVIHIV VbllllVb IP nnrinrn . THAI) 'EVER " t ' " BEFORE work easier with Mynn's motorcycle Sunday night Nights Only Weekdays uoors upen e:a CLOSED WEDNESDAYI v pf euiiufA COMING THURSDAY 2-BIG HITS-2 cW y -v f KXTM1M ( fJKxc oi routuH PLUS THE Hoosia ' fX NOT SHOTS if ' MIMS Mwintui t ) toCm Tl ) ; , ENDS TONITE J 3 1 7 a1
