Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 19, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 1 LOCAL and In Medford Robert A. Mer rltt, PhM3c, is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Merritt, 32 North Peach street, while on -a 16-day leave from the naval hospital at Philadelphia. Transferred Lloyd H. De- Groote, assistant forester for the Oregon-California revested lands administration, leaves tonight for Salem. DeGroote has been transferred to the Oregon-California offices there. On Leave Harry Sturges, EM2C, is home for 12 days after 13 months in the navy Sturges is visiting his wife. Mrs Eleanor Sturges, and their two daughters at Central Point. He will report back to Mare Island. SPRING MERCHANDISE Coats Suits Millinery Alteration by Cxparts SDectttllZMR LADIES' COATS & SUITS IN HALF SIZES , Burelson's Ladies Ready-To-Wear : 31 No. Central Avenue Easter Cards Were Never Lovlier Send Easter Greetings to all your friends and relatives. They cost so little yet mean so much. SWEM'S GIFTS lit. lilt Enjoy that Bright Morning Tastel v jjlL PRI-WAR WHISKY BUN&f D I f ikLD WITH AMERICAN 6RAIM I 5 i Busy as Long Distance lines are, most, calls go through all right. But there's still a rush on some circuits. .... When you're on a crowded line, Long Distance will ask you to help by saying, "Please limit your call to 5 minutes." Keep your RED CROSS at his side GIVE NOW I GIVE MORE! tHI PACIFIC TILEPHONI AND TIUGRAPH COMPANY 145 So. BaiUett, Phone 2101. PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley chorus, practice, Medford high school music room. 7:00 p. m. Mariner Girls, pot- luck dinner and sewing, home of Mrs. Delbert Daniels. 7:45 p. m. Wesleyan Service Guild, Methodist church parlors 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, PEO home of Mrs. Victor Sether, 1007 Queen Anne avenue, social eve ning. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake aux iliary, VFW, armory. : . 8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor Carnation club, home of Mrs. Mabel Bennett, 343 South Grape street. - , 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, regular meeting at K. of P. hall. Refreshments. . . ,.. ... - - . Wednesday 10:00 a. m. DAV Sewing club, home of Nettie Cassman, Central Point. Covered dish luncheon at noon, , 12:30 p. m. Victory club, covered dish luncheon at Ma sonic temple. - 1:00 p. m. Get-Together club dessert luncheon at Eagles hall followed by cards. Committee, Mesdames Verda Edsal, Ada East, Yerta Flowers and Cath erine Bossier.' 1:00 p. m. Mistletoe cKib quilting bee, home of Irene Shirley, 243 Beatty street. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club. Girls' Community club. Meeting Changed The meet ing of the DeMolay Mothers club, originally scheduled for to morrow at the home of Mrs. C. W. Shores, will be held Instead at the home of Mrs. Elmer Kyle, 1316 East Main street, it was an nounced today. It will be at 1:30 p. m. . II ENDED WHISKEY M PROOF. THE STRAIGHT WHIIKIfl IN THIS PRODUCT ARE I TEARS OR MORE 010: US STRAIGHT WHISKEY, K GRAM KEUTRAISPIRITV SCHENLET DISTWHU C0P.H.T.t, hold it fo 6 minutes la . TJnlt to Meet Central Point Extension unit will meet Wed nesday at thrt home of Mrs. Lulu Floux, Grant road, at 10 a. m. Covered dish luncheon will be served at noon and members are to bring their own service. To Plan Rally Presidents of the various Christian Endeavor societies of Medford are asked to meet at the Y. M. C. A. to morrow at 8 p. m. to plan the time and program of a spring rally to be held in Ashland next month. To Attend Funeral Members of the Navy Mothers club are asked to meet Tuesday at the Conger-Morris Funeral home Tuesday at 1 p. m. to attend the funeral of Mrs. Claude Manke. A business meeting of the Girls Community club will follow. a to Elect Crater Lake post No. 1833, Veterans of Foreign wars, will hold the annual nomi nation and election of officers at the regular meeting tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the armory.- Com mander Louis Erbes urges vet erans of both world wars to at tend this-important meeting. Re freshments will be served by the auxiliary. Cars Damaged A car driven by Mrs. Irma English, 14 Or ange street, was damaged Satur day when it was sideswiped while traveling one mile north of highway 99 by an auto driven by A. W. Linbeck, Central Point, according to an accident report on file today. The report stated that approximately $150 damage was caused to Mrs. English s car and about $20 to the other. Livestock Portland. Ore.. March 19 TUP) Livestock cattle, 1,700; calves, 200. Active, ateady to 35c higher. Good fed steers J15.25lS16.25; top J10.50, common-medium $U14.50. Heifers SlOiff 13.50. Fed heifers held above $15. Canner-cutter cows S0.5O9.5O. Medium-good beef cows $11(313. Bulls SUQ13. Good-choice vealers S19916. Hogs, 400. Active, steady. Good choice 185-300 lbs. S1S.75. Sows SIS Feeder Digs $16.30 917.50. aneep, ouu. aieaay. rea gooa-cnoice wooled lambs S15.5015.75. Medium ewes so.50; good quotable to sg.50. Portland Produce Portland. March 19 (UP) Whole. saie proauce marxei: Celery Celery root blank. Carrotfl Oregon, hlank. California 70c dozen bunches; local lugs $11.10. Cauliflower California S3 325 crme. Asparagus California 27 30c lb. Lettuce California 4i and fia UA 5.10 crate. Onions Eastern net S2 17 M ilants, Walla Walla 60 bunches G .ou; uregon au.io per oo-id. oaf, Chicago Wheat Chicago, Much 19 (UP) Wheat: Onen High Low Close May ....1.70' 1.71,k 1.69, $1.70 July ... 1.50 . l.smi 1.37i 1.58 Sept. .. 1.S6 1.5(1", 1.55 . 1.55, Dec 1.55',t 1.55; 1.54V, 1.54ft S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, March 19 U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43, 92 score 4214, 90 score 42V4, 89 score 41. Cheese: Loafs 27.9, .triplets 27.2. ; Eggs: Large grade A 40 V4. medium grade A 37Vi. small grade A 30V: large grade B 37W. . Wall Street New York. March 19 (U.m Stocks weakened on "peace scare- selling today after firm' ness In opening trading.. Rail road ' and industrial issues led the decline. The preliminary closinu Dow- Jones averages: industrial. 157.89, off 0.86; rail, 52.50, off u.u; utility, Z8.07, off 0.05: and 69 stocks, 58.62, off 1.23. The 65-stock average beginning to day gives effect to the 2-for-l splitup in Louisville & Nashville railroad shares. Refigured on the present basis, Saturday's close on the 65 stocks would have been 58.95. Sales were 1,070,000 shares against 880,000 last Friday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel 162U Anaconda - 32 Chrysler 99V4 Curtiss Wright , , , 6 General Electric ,, 40 General Motors 65 Montgomery Ward 54 Penn. R. R. 36 Phillips Petroleum , J. C. Penney Radio . , Southern Pacific Standard OU of Calif. , Texas Glf Sulphur 51 -109'4 . 1134 42 41 - 40 Transamerlca im 29 United AircrafU U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel .. 56 63V4 The Coast Guard today mans and operates more than 5,000 vessels, r, : . . The ROLLING PIN CAFE 509 South Riverside Ave. RE-OPENS THURSDAY MARCH 22 This popular eating place has been doted duo to lllneti of member! of tht staff. OBITUARY HENRY D. PYLE Henry D. Pyle, 37, passed away his home, 838 Dakota St., early Sunday. He was bora in Carmen, Okla., Oct. 2, 1907. He had made his home here tor the past twelve years, employed as bookkeeper and credit manager for Hubbard Brothers. A man of outstanding personality and abil ity, he became a christian four years ago and united with the Church of God. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Irene Pyle and four chil dren, Bay, Roy, Bessie and Clar ence, all at home: his father. Don C. Pyle, Oklahoma and two brothers, Steve Pyle, Kansas, and Elmer Pyle, Glendale, Calif. Services will be held in the Conger-Morris chapel at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday with the Rev. R. F. Wilson officiating. Interment will be in Talent cemetery. . MAY MQRRIS Mrs. May Morris, former resi dent of Medford passed away Sunday in Evanston, 111. Re mains are being transferred to Medford, and Christian Science services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home next Friday at 10:30 a.m. Interment will take place in the family plot in Siski you Memorial Park. MILDRED BLAYLOCK Funeral services for Mildred Marie Blaylock, who passed away March IS at the home of her mother Mrs. Jessie Mclntire in the Howard District, will be conducted from the Perl Funer al Home Thursday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Harry Hansen, pastor of the First Presbyterian church offici ating. Interment will be in Siski you Memorial Park. One of her brothers, Jim Mc lntire, of Medford, was inad vertently omitted in the obitu ary published last Sunday. EVELYN MANKE Services for Mrs. Evelyn Manke, 29, wife of Lt. (jg) Claude, who passed away in San Francisco Thursday, will be held in the Conger-Morris chapel at l:a0 p.m. Tuesday with the Rev W, A. Dawes officiating. Inter ment will be in Jacksonville cemetery. She was born in Philadelphia, March 2, 1916, and united in marriage to Claude Manke in Virginia, on June 24, 1940. She had made her home in Medford for four years, going to San Francisco in January to be with her husband. Surviving, besides her hus band, are two children, Sandra Claudia and Wade Douglas, at home, her parents, Mr: and MrsJ Thomas Glenn and two brothers in the East: ' ' ROB ROY McCONOCHIE . Funeral services for Rob Rov McConoohiei who passed away March 16 at the family residence 1015 West 12th 'St.. will be held at the Perl Funeral Home Tues day at 2 p.m. The Rev. D. E. Millard will officiate and inter- ment will take place in the fam ily plot in Central Point ceme tery. . Honorary pallbearers from the Medford Water Department will be R. A. Duff. Allen Curry, Carl Ludwig, Henry Ruch, Mose Patnode and Ray Anderson; DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropithlc Je Naturopathic Phyiiclan 128 E. Main Dial S170 CAUSE OF SENILITY We have said that the cell is the primary body unit and upon it wholesome existence and its normal power of reproducing Itself depends the state of our bodily existence. To most of us the cell-life of the body seems far beyond our control and so, far removed from any responsi bility of ours. We must realize that as the cell develops so de velops the body; If cellular life or its development Is impaired, so, to that extent is the body. We know that the body the same is true with the cells can be nourished only from what we give it, both in the way of food and thought. If proper nourish ment for the cells Is not main tained, the whole body suffers. As a result, the life of the cell is jeopardized by this toxic state as well as by the unfavorable environment which develops within the body. flSittii active pallbearers from the Mod ern Woodmen of America will be Ray Sloneker, Delmar Smith. M. F. Young, Louis Bashaw, John Brenner and Truman Bren ner. The Coast Guard borrowed. bought or chartered fleet of more than 2,000 pleasure craft for use in off-shore operations in the first days of the war. Many are now being returned to their owners. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Fisher's Mormilk. A real aairy xeea. t aoers, 34 H. Riverside. Phone 4449. CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE -Fred a., nooinsun, owner, f urniture mov ing, commercial hauling, everything for your need. 38 S. Fir at. Phone 4ttJ4. FOR SALE One Friend FX cut under spray rig witn 4UU-gauon tank, 25 gallon pump and motor, on rubber. American Fruit Growers, Inc. 313 South Fir St, Mediord. Oregon ANYTHING to haul anywhere large or aniau. f none ..aoo. us vis '.Tans ter storage co., 4u s. Fir st. STRAYED Yearling spotted Guernsey ncner, muiey. quite swttyDacK, rn. 7343 or write Fred Sander. Rt. 2, Box 298. Medford. LOST Billfold near Central and Jack- son. Finder keep money and return papers to Mall Tribune. Chester i us. FOR SALi: One farm wagon with arop-center rims, equippea witn 6.00x16 new rubber tires. American Fruit Growers, Inc.. 213 South Fir St.. Jieqiorq. ure, WANTED Maid. Apply Mrs. Davis, no.ei meaiora WANTED AT ONCE Two beauty op era. 'ors. Bowman's Beauty Salon, Phone 3186. FOR SALE 2 matching walnut cab inets, suttabla for china or Doom. Phone 2665. for SALE One Planet. Jr.. vese table cultivator. Must be seen to be appreciated. American mm orow ers, Inc.. 213 South Fir st.. Med iora, ore. WANTED Someone to cut down black walnut tree for the wood. 103 S. Orange. WE HAVE a limited amount of nine- crnllnn mtlrl0fl OOUI With StBCKS, You must see these to appreciate them. American Fruit urowers. inc., 213 South Fir St., Medford, Ore. iir a mt Tr m tv inB-al. usable aas- oline pumps. If you have one for sale, pnone 357Q. a a. m. o a y. i WANTED Five Jamesway brooder stoves. Hazel Uallfleld. Central Point. Rt. 1. Box 153, Old Stage rq. vrva CAI IT in IB with steel shear. American fruit Growers, Inc., 213 South Fir St., Mpriinrri. Ore. FOR SALE Modern new 2-bcdroom home; narawooa nuuis. 1,lin,u."7'. ina nn iriirhfn. service uorch and bathroom; gas automatic "hot water Mn. Tan iTur niched or un furnished. My equity. 2 blocks from sc.iool, 1 diock irom biuiw. at 523 Fairmont. Sec. owner at 112 S. Riversme. must i WILL SELL or trade model A pickup with trailer hitch. 6.00x16 . res, for 32 to '38 sedan. Pay cash difference or cash for your car. Edward Smith, Rt. 3. box o, norm ui WANTED Maid. Hotel Medford. FOR SALE Fresh cow, 1 ahecn. Phone 0207, ducks. 1 OOZ. reu FOR SALE-ll)3a Indian Chief In top rhevrolet 4-door sedan. See Earl Emmc?a at 112 S. Riverside between B?" '; r 5 nt 523 Fairmont. WFHAVE in stock, two l"-"--w.P rakes one equipped for Oliver , tractor ar?d other Tor John Deere American Fruit Growers, Inc., 813 ' south Fir st.jvledtojore rsflll have PREWAR DUPONT AUTO, MOTIVE PAINTS. Jobs on which I uie these materials are fully guar- MITCHELL'S PAIKT SHOP . Olio a. iiivt.o'w 2 BIG HITS ltll:HMli Show, at 1:45 - 6:45 9:30 ENDS TOMORROWI DON'T MISS IT! It's Loaded With Funl PLUS "When Strangers Marry" IT'S BOSTON BLACKIE AT HIS BEST! ANOTHER cheat wen 2. HIT V"' PROGRAM TOR BALK At SOS W. tth t kitchen caoinei. cooKiioves, range, luo-gai. oil bbls. Store spaca for rent. FOR SALE Traveleer trailer house. sieeps lour, circulator neater, bu tane range, good rubber, in extra good condition; 18 feet long, can be seen after 4.30 p. m. at &04 South Oakdale. FOR SALE Large sorrel saddle horse. very wen Drone; tou o( uie: aa. Phone S364. BEAUTIFUL pedigreed Irish . setter puppm irom international cnam- pion siocK. rnone 73aq. CQ7Aft Modern home; living room. iDjiUU dining room, kitchen, two ' ' haHpAAms tSs.k sanrl .lun. Ing' porch; corner lot on pavement' Quick possession. H. G. WILSON, uneainm. inone o . FOR SALE Gaines1 dog meal or Friskles and many others. Fabers, w s, Kiversiae. fnone 444. WANTED Housekeeper and compan- iun uetween noun u:ou a. m. ana o R. m. No laundry. Easy home to care r. Good wages. Phone after 6 p.m. 6194. FOR RENT 2 room furnished apart ment, vnuiia. at naze, at. FOR SALE One General Electric sun lamp. J. c. Atkins, Eagle Point. Ore., locuiea oacn oi scnooi. FOR SALE Two 1.300-pound horses. worn or riae. k. u. nowara, noss lane. LOST No. 3 and No. 4 ration books, at Phoenix. Mary E. Job, Marian L. jod, fnoemx. ore, TRY a local-product I For better re sults use QUIK-GRO Peat. Economy seed at reea to., ai7 w. otn st, WANTED TO BUY A folding-type camera for service man overseas. Phone S471. WANTED TO BUY Coll springs for double Iron bed. Also prewar box springs and Innerspring mattress. wan tjjo. IS CHEMISTRY your hobby? Have complete set of lab. glassware and apparatus, never used. Sell or trade Tel. 4019, FOR TRADEi for n to Hi-ton truck, Chevy matter coupe, 1936 ihodel enTrai a-oim, uro., box aai. fOR SALE Fisher'i Wheat-Mix. mill run. ?aber'i, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. AT SAMSON'S U A tr MaaMAItl U )(. iu fi- Oat Hay ..!$30 per ton in cuiung Aiiana.MH..f j per ion GYPSUM Car to arrive oon....fl3J0perton lucuveriea maae.j OATS Recleaned Kanota . (In ton lota.) . ..$3.29 per cwt. BARL.EY Recleaned Beardleaa $3.25 per cwt Trebe Barley H.$3-35 per cwt . Hanchen Barney M BROODERS 100-size Electric 400-size Electric -to .43 per cwv. $ 3.49 ,.$14 05 000-ilzo OU . For Many Savinp Bargains F. B. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Dr. Hess stock tonic or hoc special minerals. Faber's, 34 a. tuversiae. LAWNS and gardens grow more inrmuy on an organic icruiizer Use Fertllhumua for economical re- ' suit. Onlv S2.B0 oer 100-lb. baa. at Morton Milling Co., Jackson st. on ranroaa. SIX fresh cows. Phone 6923. Oscar Gysln, Rt. 4, Box 361. Medford. 1 mile a. of Phoenix. WANTED Woman to stay nights with sick lady. No sitting up required. rnone aon WANTED Woman for housework by tne nour. fnone auoo. WANT Marine Leatherneck maga zine, uecemoer issue, fiease write Tribune box 4508, THIS REMINDS Ht- 4 Iti the SURELY you have noticed the difference' in water . . . some may be too hard or too soft, too acid or too alkaline. Many are chlorinated or otherwise chemically treated. The perfection in quality of OLYMPIA Beer is due not alone to premium quality Ingredients, but to the rare waters of our subterranean springs, famed for their natural purity and brewing qualities. ' DEER 7i the Water" OLYMPIA BRBWING COMPANY Olympia, Washington, -A. IUY WAI IONDS and HIT T ilM! MondT. March It, 194S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THREB FOR SALE Sheep guano or Mor- i-rop icruuzer. nccommenaea xor farden planu and shrubs. Fabar's. 4 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. ORDER your heavy red fir slabs now. uon i wait til summer, when they are hard to get. Fabar's, 34 S. River- siae. rnone TRY OUR Grade A raw milk. It's Detter Kingmere Guernsey Dairy Phone 6806. WB BUY-EM WB SELL-UM COME IN AND SEE-EM 1930 Olds Sedan; radio, heater. 1936 Dodge Sedan; heater, 1036 Ford Sedan. 1939 Studebaker Sedan. 1933 Buick Sedan. Dayton-McClaren Tires. Batteries. Foglitfcs. Prestone. See at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean's Your Pontlaa Dealer Richfield Station. Phone 9949. 6th-Grape Sts. Help the Red Croai CAMERON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO. LOW-PRICED LUMBER So. Riverside st Barnett Rd. Medford Phono 0462, FOR SALS SEED SPUDS ' Bliss Triumph Burbank Netted Gem Chippewa F. B. SAMSON CO. CASH CN A FLASH x.. FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Cash end Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919! '.6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Ua. FIR ROUGH BLOX It SLABS, BTe.il big doubl. load (6 SO Mwliord Fuel Tel 3111 ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Speclal UlnfC In permanenta All work Ruar. anteed Phong 2664 120 N Central WANT! D Experienced alteration woman Apply In person Jacqu. Lenox. 17 3 central WANT TO BUY Good lawn swing Tribune, Box 1132 WANTED Yearling feeder .tears. Ph. 3804. . ONION SETS and Bermuda onion plant, from Texas. F. I. SAMSON CO. . rr wicks Tlim TKted V VAPORUB Townsend DANCE at Dreamland Hall TOMORROW JOLLIES! DANCE IN MEDFORDI X P". Water' P Child's Colds i ' t a FOR SALE Shrubs: Arborvitae, heather, evergreen flowering ihrube. azalea, camellia, rock plants and perennials S E Chastaln Ph 7370. WANTED TO BUY Used or brokea repairable furniture Call 3089 WANT TO BUY at once. G R and PIANO. Phone 4193. OPEN UP YOUR i COLD STUFFED NflSEl . ---- a uwhu nmiiineaff. voui i uieameniwecomion-l aDIv. Caution: Vxm i only as directed. Get I is YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NQW for a HIGH CASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. Southern Oregon', finest Theatre 8howi Daily 1:45 6:45 9:00 ALL BOX OFFICE RECORDS SMASHED! Playing Thru Tuei. Nito Only Sum" BAeJt COMING WEDN3EDAYI Ktn lorattt LA DD YOUNG SUSAN HAY WARD NIghti Only Weekdavt ; Doors Open 6:45 - CLOSED WEDNESDAY IT'S SIMPLY GRAND O ENDS TUESDAY O COMING THURSDAY added Feature e llfilll I tMil nX MITER. oNisMooBfA;i1S Htm MWCTTHi,