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H. W. Robertson Buys Perry Farm Near Eagle Point Purchase of 65 acres of farm land near Eagle Point from Her bert Perry was announced today by H. W. Robertson. The ranch is all under cultivation and planted to clover, Robertson NOTICE Stock taken up by Sheriff at H. H. Shaw place, Rt. 1, box 502 Central Point. 1 White Face Bull age 1 yr. 1 Jersey cow with bell 1 Roan Durham Steer. Owner pay damages and claim same. Sheriff's Office states. Mr. Robertson and his family plan to move to the ranch in the near future but Robertson will continue his work with the Commercial Finance corpora tion. The ranch adjoins the Crater Lake highway and runs into the city limits of Eagle Point. The Robertson property on Thomas Road and Sunset has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watson, formerly of Portland and now employees of the Safe way stores here. ASHLAND SOLDIER ,IS KILLED ON IWO JIMA Ashland, March 17 Pfc. Ivan O. Chambers, son of O. O. Cham bers of the Lithia Auto Court, was killed in action on Iwo Jima February 19, according to word received from the war depart ment. Pfc Chambers attended grade school in Ashland and hign school in Gold Hill. LOCAL and PERSONAL On Furlough Pvt. Keith A. Bristlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bristlin, is home on an 18-day furlough after completing train ing with an ambulance division in the army medical corps at Camp Bowie, Tex. Pvt. Bristlin is visiting with his family at their home on Arnold Lane. Accident Reported A car driven by Albert Anderson, Se quim, Wash., was considerably damaged Friday when an auto driven by Lewis L. Simpson, Rt. 1, sideswiped Anderson's car as it emerged from a driveway on Main street, a report on file yes terday stated. About $100 dam age resulted to Anderson's car and about $35 damage to the 1 Simpson car. At El Borracho in New York City - ' 1 t koto fr Urn, Qtrdom In the Kiss Room It would be difficult to have caught' the spirit of the occasion. Seems count the smiles in this shot of Fat Potter, Patti like the occasion is always a happy one when Alicoate and escort. Even the lips on the seat young folks and Pepsi-Cola get tozether. Atn. Doctor Returns Dr. C. E. Kunz returned this week after spending a month at the Vet erans' Hospital, Portland, and will be back at his office, 300 Medford Center Building, Mon day. ' Chimney Fir Medford fire men were called to the home of John Klipan, 530 South Fir street, Friday to extinguish a chimney fire. The firemen stat eu that a small hole was burned in the roof of Klipan's residence. ' Shower Phoenix ladles are giving a shower Wednesday at 2:00 p. m., for the Christie fam ily whose home burned Friday. The shower will be held at the Phoenix Presbyterian church. All Phoenix ladies are asked to attend. Neeley Home Clinton C. Neeley, Snlc in the navy, who has been overseas for the past 11 months, arrived in Medford last night by United Airlines and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Neeley, Jacksonville Star Route. He also plans to vis it his sisters in Los Angeles be fore reporting in San Francisco. Overseas Pvt. Wallace H. Woods has left for overseas duty in the South Pacific theater ac cording to information received by his m o t h e r, Mrs. Harold Woods, 1307 East Main street. Before sailing the young man was in Medford to spend a fur lough with his mother. Pvt. Woods' father, Major Harold Woods, has been serving in In dia with the army for the past two years. Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac torv Engineer ed and Inipect ed Parts for Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks L G. TAYLOR CO. 112 So. Riverside Phone 29E5 Returns Miss Neva Samuels, 123 Tripp street, returned Fri day from Portland where she at tended the funeral of her aunt. Mrs. Rose A. Cawston. The de ceased was the daughter of the late Mrs. M. Cooksey of Central Point. Services were held at the l inley chapel in Portland. Discharged Carl R. Ben nett, Butte Falls, was discharged from the army January 25 at the Separation Center, Ft. Lewis, Wash. Bennett enlisted in July, 1942 and served overseas 1 year and 11 months. He was author ized 3 bronze battle stars for ac tion in New Guinea, Dutch New Guinea, and the Phillippines lib eration, Her from Overseas Ti Nels A. Soderlund, son of Mrs. M. Soderlund, 1716 North River side, has arrived in the United States on furlough from the Southwest Pacific Theater of Operations, where he served 37 months with the quartermaster corps, according to a release from the army service forces Fort Douglas, Utah. Lt. Chas Leaves Lt. Cecil Lee Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs Cecil C. Chase, Route 4, box 46C, left last wek for Lincoln, Neb., from where he will be assigned to overseas duty. Lt. Chase who enjoyed a six-day visit here with his parents en route to Lincoln from Victorville, Calif., radar school, is a graduate of Medford high school in the class of 1943. Horn on Furlough Pfc. and Mrs. Stephen V. Dutkie- wicz and their small daughter, Vicky Ann, arrived in Medford recently to spend 15 days with Mrs. Dutkiewicz parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gaines, -119 Port land avenue. Pfc. Dutkiewicz is on furloush from the army air corp at Strother Field, Kansas and will report back to the air base at Keams, Utah. Lt. Home First Lt. Paul C McQuat'is visiting in Medford at the home of his sister, Mrs. W. H. Lydiard, 16 Geneva street Lt. McQuat is stationed at the Smyrna Air Field, Smyrna. Tenn., where he has Just com pleted B-24 training. Before en tering B-24 training, McQuat was instructor of cadets in the south east. He will report back to Smyrna for B-29 training. V ,. ..-I , - "ffltff, vfrf"! ?'-Tt x t it, mmwr ' : ' i-i " . w f THE CUSTOMERS of The California Oregon Power Company will save more than $325,000 each year because of the new electric rate reduction which went into effect on February 1st. Even though your electric service was already your biggest household bargain and the bright spot in your cost of living your electricity is now cheaper than ever! California Oregon residential customers now get twice as much for their electrical dollar as does the average American. While every other living cost has surged steadily upward, your electric ates have been cut to save you $325,000. It is the constant aim of this business-managed electric service institution and its employees to bring you, the citizens of this territory, the highest standard of electric service at the lowes possible cost. ONE OF AMERICA'S BUSINESS-MANAGED ELECTRIC COMPANIES Farewell Party Phoenix Sunday. March 18. 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Presbvteriana are living a farewell party for the Rev. and Mrs. Lawrei.ce Mitchelmore Friday, March 23, at 7:30 p. m., at the Phoenix Presbyterian church. All friends of the Mit chelmores are Invited. On Staff Her Bob Carlson has arrived in Medford from San Francisco and is now a sta tion attendant for the United Airlines here. Carlson has pur chased a home at 515 West Eleventh street and will bring his family to Medford in the near future. Daughter Born A daughter was born March 13 at the Camp White Station Hospital to Mrs. Joe Gage, wife of Pfc. Joe Gage who is now with an engineer unit in Belgium. Mrs. Gage is mak ing her home- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rammin, 831 West 12th street while her hus band is overseas. Clar Her Royal Clare ar rived In Medford from Portland Thursday to spend a week-end with his family at 21 South Washington avenue. Clare, for merly with the Zellerbach Pa per company here, was recently transferred to the staff of the Portland office. He will return to Portland tomorrow. . Tak Horn Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bishop, former Medford resi dents who recently moved to Portland, have taken up resi dence at 9011 N. E. Halsey street, -ccording to Information received here by friends. Mr. Bishop is manager o the Port land office of a radio represen tative firm. In Medford Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Mercer were In Medford yesterday visiting Clyde Mer cer, 603 North Bartlett avenue, on their way to San Francisco where they wijl make their home. Accompanying the Mer cers as far as Medford was their daughter, Mrs. Ivan Bartle of Glendale, Ore. In the four years between 1941 and 1945 the U. S. Navy increased the number of its air craft from approximately 2,200 to more than 37,000, PARTS and SERVICE for all Makes ot WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett Phon 241S tiiSputd x7im PICK-UP BALER ' O 4 0? J fOWW TAXI-OW Ol INOINI-DIIVIN Atf . Hi L. 0. LET US SHOW YOU HOW IT PAYS ITS WAY . ON A SURPRISINGLY SMALL ACREAGE EATHERTOH FARM STORE 808 South Riverside - - Phone 3146 Keep Red Cross at his Side! 1 you raow? 1.244.000 Surgical Dressings have been mad in Jackson County and shipped to hospitals overseas? 5,489 Boys going overseas have re ceived a Kit Bag full of Comfort articles mad by volunteers as gifts from you? Materials cost ovor $10,900.00. 14.495 hours of sarvle In your local hospitals havs been given by Nurs Aides trained at your' xpns. Every 10 Aides free a Nurs to nlist. 23,625 miles driven by the Motor Corps answrd 1474 emergency calls, transporting maternity cases and sick dependents of servicemen. JUNIOR RED CROSS production has grown so lareg that a separate shop had to be ranted to pack and ship over 18.818 comfort and recre ation articles to hospitals, hospital ships and refugee children. 6,899 Hospital garments for wound- ad men have been mad by volun teers and shipped as glits from you? 29 Sewlny Units will keep on work ing for nothing if you buy materials by supporting (ho War Fund. Th noed Is greater. The quota Is near ly as large ihis Spring as the last thro years. 4753 ward flslts have been mad by th Gray Ladies every day of the week at Camp White Hospital, helping sick and wounded. 9495 peopl have applied at Chap ter desk for information or help, 23,837 telephone calls have mad 4 telenhores ne--sary. Staff Assist ants do the work, reducing office expense to minimum. THAT THE Horn Front Safety Is still guarded by maintaining 5 Emergency First Aid Stations, training 447 in Home Nursing and 3805 in First Aid. Are YOU Doing YOUR Share GIVE GENEROUSLY-NOW-TO KEEP THE RED CROSS AT HIS SIDE! Published In cooperation with th American Red Cross and th Jackson County Committee by th bakers of QMmm's u BREAD AND CAKES
