Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 15, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Leaves Mrs. Jessie Muir left last evening by train for Los Angeles and other points In southern Oregon. She plans to be away several weeks. On Leave Frank C. Clark. ZM3'c. Is home on 24 days leave after 18 months with the navy. Clark is stationed on a battle ship and has seen action in the Marianas, Suriago Straits in the Philippines and Lingayen Gulf. Soldier VUitor Cpl. Jim Baldwin is visiting at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Ralph Spencer, 23 Vancouver avenue, en route to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Baldwin, at their home on Cave highway. Cpl. Baldwin is on furlough from Camp Bowie, Texas. NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach When you need quickrelielfrorr ps'n. do you hesitate to take aspirin because it leaves yot wth an upset stomach? If so this new medi cal discovery SUPEKIN, is "lust what the doc tor ordered" for you. Superin Is aspirin plus contain! the same pure, safe aspirin yoi have long known - but developed by doctors in a special way loi those upset by aspirin in its ordi nary torm. This new kind of aspirin table dissolves more quickly, lets tht aspirin get right at the iob ot re lieving pain, reduces Che acidity o ordinary aspirin, and dues not it ritate jr upset stomach even alto, repeat doses. . Tear this out to remind you tc ret Superin today, so you ean nsv it in hand when headaches, colds etc.. strike. See how quickly i relieves pain - how .gjsrsjsasj. fine you teel after SJt.i taking AtvouHrug- W48-", gist's, loe and ae. ssssS' Southern Oregon's finest Theatre Shows Daily 1:45 6:45 - 9:00 eHBSSMBBBBjeBSBBBHBBBBBBHBaBl NOW PLAYING TO CAPACITY CROWDS . thli njH to-t b e-mln- with laugh- cfi! I ter, and toV. J a JSS..inthe; PRINCESS 1 JfijftN ItCHNICOlOSI SUNDAY Ffyy FOSTER Added Shortill gy TLaZsV1irInlleMi" I fK. J llll Wall Paper Cleaner 15c & 45c Crack Filler 10c t 25c Wood Putty 10c & 25c "Die A Doo ' Paint Cleaner................,......... 30c Sparkle - 25c WaJI Size ....... 30c Kemtona In All the New Colon 1 LEEVER'S HARDWARE CO. 225 E. 6th Telephone 3231 PERSONAL CALENDAR rrldar 7:30 p. m. Ladles auxiliary 421 of United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners No. 2067, business meeting at Carpenters' hall. 8:30 p. m. Wenonah club, public card party at Redmen hall. Fourth and Apple streets. Home On Furlough Harvey Rowden S 1c, is spending a six-day furlough with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Row den of Berrydale. Mr. and Mrs. George Rowden and son of Red Bluff are also visiting at the Rowden home. Sanderson Hera Ernest R. Sanderson, S2c, is spending five days with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles C. Sanderson of Sams Valley after completing training at Farragut, Ida. He will return to Farragut the last of the week for reassignment, e e Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be in Medford, at the KP hall, Friday and Sat urday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. All those wishing permits or li censes to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the exam iner during these hours. Cameron Home Donald Cameron, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cameron, Central Point, is home on a 30-day leave after having served overseas 13 months. Cameron is a gunner's mate on an LST and participated in the D-Day invasion of France. Need Apartments Twenty service couples and families ap plied at the Riverside USO this morning for apartment listings and none are available, staff members stated this noon. It was urged that anyone having an apartment to rent list it at the USO at once since the need is critical. Team to Salem Miss Barbara Compton, public speaking, teach er at Medford high school, took the 'public speaking debate team to Salem yesterday to compete in the state-wide contest being held there. Bob Boyer, Bill Moffat,' Jerry Igo, and Bill Hed rick are the members of Med ford's team. Wives To Meet Members' of the Local Officers' Wives club will meet at the Outpost tomor row evening at 7:30 o'clock for dessert, a business meeting and brdige. Members are to bring gifts -and souvenirs sent" from overseas to be used for a Red Cross display window at Mann's Department store next week. - Home From Navy Boyd C. Kline, MaM3c, arrived in Med ford Tuesday morning with his wife, Ltla Kline, and daughter, Sandra. Kline Is stationed at the fleet post office in San Francisco. The Klines will be in Medford for 15 days and are staying with Mr. and Mrs. John Lay, 245 South Central avenue. Chaplin Leaves Charles A. Chaplin, AAMM, left for San Diego recently after spending 15-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chaplin of Derby. He has Just completed training at Banana River, Fla., and is a plane crew captain on a patrol plane. Chaplin will be assigned to a new station at San Diego. -e Hear From Son Additional details of the wounding of Sgt Myron Meehan have been re ceived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Meehan, route 1 The sergeant, in a medical unit with the 7th armv. wrnta thai he was wounded In the right snouider by an enemy bullet, a sniper having shot at him as he knelt to care for a wounded soldier. Est. Meehan itatari thai he was being moved from the evacuation hospital where he was originally cared for and he commented on the excellent med ical care which he was receiv ing. HOUSE CLEANING Traffic Accident A 1940 au tomobile driven by G. M. Davis, Talent, was completely demol ished when Davis applied the brakes, skidded, and overturned one-half mile north of Ruby's Kitchen on the South Pacific highway, according to an acci dent report filed last Monday. The report failed to state wheth er or not Davis was injured. Court Records Justice Court George Bernard Larson and Roland Julius Birkholz, traffic violation fines, $1 and costs. Robert Wilcox and Frederick Scheffel, cited, traffic violations. Police Court Edith Brenner, violation basic rule, $10 fine. L. R. Koger, parking In no parking zone, $1 bail. Harold Wainscott, overpay ing, 3 tickets, $3 ball. P.-T. A. Activities Oakgrove P.-T. A. A nominating committee will be named and delegates to the state Parent-Teacher association conference in Ashland will be se lected at the meeting of the Oak grove unit to be held tomorrow in the Intermediate room of the school at 3 p. m. Girl Scouts will take care of pre-school children during the meeting. . A room count of mothers pres ent will be taken and a prize awarded the room with the larg est number In attendance. Reese Creek Reese Creek, March 15 Mrs. Eleanor Thlman has returned ; from California where she vis ited her children. j Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Oak- 1 land, Calif., arrived March 6 ! to make their home here. Mrs. Cora Johnson's mother and aunt of Marshfield 'enjoyed a visit with Mrs. Johnson re- ' cently. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tweedell i have bought a place at Phoenix j and will be moving in the near , future. I Hollis Martin of Hawaii came i home on furlough March 5 to visit his parents. Mrs. Jackson. 1 Hollis' sister, of eastern Ore- gon, also arrived home to be : with her brother. j Mrs. Thurston Is 111 with a cold and hasn't been able to teach school for the past week. : Mrs. Regester's brother and 1 wife, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Morri- , son of Seattle, spent a few days j visiting Mr. and Mrs. Regester. Reese Creek Sunday school I plans to have an Easter program April 1. Everyone is welcome. Reese Creek Home Extension unit met at Margarett Garden er's home March 6. The unit will meet at Mrs. Robert Hum phrey's place April 3. Every one is asked to attend. MEETING FRIDAY The semi-monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce will be held Friday noon at the chamber's offices and dining room, with all mem bers of the organization invited to attend. Among guests who will attend will be David Craig representative of the U. S. De partment of Justice from Wash ington, D. C, and Floyd J. Ep penbaugh, agent for the division of vocational education, state board of education. Chamber board luncheon meetings are held regularly the first and third Fridays of eacn month and are open to the pub lie. Advance reservations should be made by phoning the cham ber office. Die Mail Tribune Want Ada. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Good wider $12, and good 3-burner oil stove with oven. $10, See Dan Bench, Coleman Creek road Rt 1, Box STARTS Week-Dan - i m m t . . , , si 2nd. BIG HIT SLIM SUMMERVILLE "I'D LUCE SOMETHING (f'Bi EXTRA-SPECIAL, PLEASE... Vlontgom'efyWard TOH HALE Equity comfortable f- rooni modern home, west aide; ahrube. garden space, double garage, woodshed. Urge lot; near schools. Bal. contract, $18.75 monthly. Box 4870. Tribune. FOR SALE Chevrolet pickup bed. factory made, for coupe and 0 occa sional chairs, prewar springs, prao- tlcally new. 219 K. Peach. FOR TRADE 1038 Dodge pickup, A-l condition, good Urea. Will trade for late model passenger car and pay difference McFadden. Lozler Lane FOR SALE 13" walking plow. Deer ing mower, 1 -section sprlngtooth harrow, buggy, scraper. McFadden. Lozler Lane. FOR SALE Solid oak bedroom set. like new. with coll springs; also electric battery brooder. 450-chlcit BARGAIN Three-piece an3 fwo piece woman's suits, size 16. Worn very little. Also one dress, eUe 14. FOR SALE Inner -spring mattress and Premier bed springs. Call 2164. WILL TRADE large-size doghouse for cocker spaniel pup. 609 E. Main. FINAL NOTICE $15 reward for re turn of my red cocker spaniel, fe male, harness with license No. 377S attached; last seen 1 mo. ago; named Ginger. Return to Boyd Jones. 303 Oak st. or Jones Jewelry. Ashland. (?77CA -"d home; 2-bed- ullOv rooms, fireplace, oil fur nace. Desirable location. Also CIA AAA L"" ftast aide home; Olv.UUU three lots, 4 bedrooms, T furnace heat. 3. car ga rage. Shown by appointment. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY C. H. WILLIAMSON. Salesman 133 E. Main. Phone 3440, $3500 , Nice five-room home; large lot Close In. Alto 1 acre, amall home. ,750. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY C. H. WILLIAMSON, Salesman 123 E. Main. Phone 3448. Doors Open 6:45 P.M. TODAY tNCOtre FKOPERTT Two auto camps, with stores end service staUou. One In town, other on Rogue river. Also J INCOME PROPERTIES. Price range SOO to t.3.000. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY C. H. WILLIAMSON. Saluman 123 E. Main. Phone 3440. FOR SALE 1933 Bulck 4-door se3an or might trade for pickup. Orval Kelly. Woodrow Lane, 3d house on left. Telephone 6660. fl g P A A 3-bedroom home, close In JUU on S. Riverside; good con ditlon. Also will have available for In spection Saturday 1 3-bedroom, 1 3-bedroom new THA homes. Low down payment, bal. like rent. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY C. H. WILLIAMSON. Salesman 133 E. Main. Phone 3440 LIVESTOCK AUCTION at Pavilion. Phoenix. Ore., every Saturday, com mencing at 1 p. m. We have another heavy run of consignments for Sat. urday sale, ao It will be necessary that all livestock be at yards not later than 11 a. m. If you have live, stock to sell, you will find this mar ket offers a dependable outlet at the highei-t market price. If you are on the buying end you will always find plenty of livestock for selecUve pur chasing. We cater to the sale and , transportation of livestock. South em Oregon Livestock AucUon Co., Col. A. H Dudley, Auctioneer. Phone BZZ5. SO HEAD of Hereford cattle will be sold at the Phoenix Auction Saturday, consisting ot stock cows, calves end fat steers. 3 MAJOR 1ST RUN HITS1 Shows at 1:45 6i4S - 9:30 Hurryl Must End Saturday! A TOWN-TOPPING DOUBLE-HEADER of DYNAMIC Entertainment! WARNER BAXTER PLUS TOM TYLER KrilMARY UM SUM SUMMaVIUI Hsl MdNTYM t On. SUNDAY STAN OLIVER LAUREL ' HARDY The Laugh Bang of a Lifetime "THE BIG NOISE" Plus NINA I Thursday, March IS. 184S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE IflHS POR SALE Batty crib, large else, prewar, tip. 721 S. Peach St. FOR SALE 2-h p gas engine, 1100- Bi. mcuu water lanx, (.nevroiei engine end chassis with power take off. Phone Eaale Point. 2S-F-23. FOR SALE Team of matched blacks and harness, weight 3100. Ph. 6400 ITWILLIAM M SWIFT, will not be reasponsiDie lor any outer Dills wan my own. Additional Classified on Page 3 tCTT Flushing aVUr ntial of 1 ' "' """ ' as t -' ' . . , , " We m Headquarters for Tire, Battery, Spark Plug and Lubrication Service There Is No Rationing of Service! 214 SO. RIVERSIDE PHONE 47S7 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT OR, IF YOU PREFER, USE OUR CONVENIENT BUDGET PLAN Use alail Tribune Want Ada. MUTHI nut m drooa In each bo- tru at niKnt open up coia-ciocrea nose ana vou wiu iieeo ht(F. caution: use only u directed. Get 1sltilH.H trans minion and differ- . eld graat. I e It 11 1 Filling with correct weight lubri cants. (Limit 6 pounds.) Firestone complete chassis lubrl cation. Checking front wheel bearings. Testing battery with hydrometers 'MONTGOMERY WARE