Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 20, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and 1 On Business C. E. Mercer (pent yesterday In Hilt, Calif., while on a short business trip. GOLDEN BOOKS for CHILDREN Great big, oversized books crammed with gay reading and with hundreds of stun ning color pictures. THE GOLDEN DICTIONARY By Ellen Wales Walpole Pictures by Miss Elliott k Cap -KIMron ftf alt anjae 4rrm the youngest to the school child full of questions on words, spelling and things in j oeneral. More than " 1500 beautiful color pictures. $1.50 ANIMAL STORIES ' by Georges Duplaix Pictures by Feodor Rojankovsky The. biggest and gayest array of original animal stories ever put between covers. Long stor- la an1 r lr -f ttnriae ll talae IU fll IU JIIWI I IH, IHII and tiny modern fables, poems and jingles. ' Animals in day and night, city and country, , forest and farm. $1.50 THE GOLDEN ALMANAC by Dorothy A. Bennett Pictures by Masha There are hours and days of fun in this year-round book. Stories and poems, descriptions and explanations of what hap pens' in the world of nature. Masha's colorful illustrations picture everything from the phases of the moon to the making of snow angels. $1.50 WALT DISNEY'S SURPRICE PACKAGE Walt Disney has arranged Into one beautiful big book, twelve faovrite tales for young read-, ers, told and illustrated In his Inimitable manner. $1.50 SWEM'S Book & Gifi Shop 217 East Main St. Mail Orders Postpaid NO I FOR FACTORY METHOD RECAPPING, FSHESTOHE STORES 214 So. Riverside Phono 4757 13 YOUR m FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW for a HIGH GASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Are. PERSONAL H.E.C. To Meet Jacksonville H.E.C. will meet at the home of Catherine Wendt tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. for dessert luncheon. Chapter To Meat Rearoes Chapter of Eastern Star will hold a stated meeting Thursday at the Masonic Temple at 8 a.m. Flue Fir Local firemen were called to the home of Wil lard Johnson, 1702 West Main street, last night to extinguish a flue fire. No damage was re ported. Permit To Build H. W. Sny der, 21, Myrtle street, received a permit from the office of the city superintendent yesterday to build a garage at the aDoroxl- mate cost of $200. , . Juniors To Maet Junior de partment of the Presbyterian Sunday school will hold it's monthly games party at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. Members are re minded to bring articles for the outgrown clothing sale Saturday at Cupp's Furniture Exchange. To Organise Wives of mem bers Of the Junior Chnmhoi. nf Commerce will meet at the Girls' Community club tomor row evening at 8 p. m. to organ ize an auxiliary to the lunior group, It was announced today. Wives of all members are in vited to attend. - Coupons Expire Motorists were advised today that A-14 gasoline coupons will -expire March 21 and the A-1S series will become valid March 22. Each A-15 coupon will be worth four gallons until June 21, leav ing the present value of the cou pons unchanged. Debs To Meet Delta Debs will meet this evening at 7:30 p. m., at the home of Miss Helen Rubenstein, 914 Queen Anne avenue, with Miss Nancy Swem as assisting hostess. Two new members, Lorraine Persgaard and Beverly Bishop, will be initiated during the meeting. Returns Bill Colley, coxs wain in the navy, arrived here Saturday after serving 16 months in the South Pacific and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Colley, Hillcrest Road. A brother, Robert Colley, AOM In the navy, is also ex pected home soon. Hood Homo Pvt. Kenneth E. Hood is home on furlough, having finished his training at Camp Roberts, Calif., and is vis iting his wife, the former Alice Curry, and his mother, Mrs. Alice Hood, 127 Almond street. Pvt. Hood will report to a port of embarkation upon expiration of his furlough. Servicemen Meet Bryan YoTton, pharmacist's mate on an LST, and Pfc. Louis P. Kurz, with an army engineer's unit and both from Medford, met in the Philippine Islands March 2. In letters to their families both young men told how much they enjoyed spending an afternoon together and exchanging home news. e e Nurse Promoted Alice Rastetter, former Medford nurse, has been oromoted tn th rnnlr of lieutenant junior grade In the navy nurse corps. Lt. Rastetter left Medford for an assignment at the naval hosnital at Oakland Calif., and. was then transferred to dispensary duty at the naval training center t Frront Idaho, last July. While In Med- rora tne nurse resided in the home of E. H. Hewitt, Keeneway Drive. FLOOD COST TOTALED Cincinnati O Mai) 9ft U.R) More than 22,400 families were evacuated from their homes and almost 24,000 buildings dam Good Rich Brown Gravy ivery Time Sere's the duh of the month , good thick slices of bread , mothered with yummy-yum rravyl And it's a brand not jld-tirae treat when made with delicious B-V gravy; George Rector's Recipe 2 tbtp. fat or dripping! 2 tbsp. flour 1 cup ftquid (milk, water i - or vegetable water) 1 tsp. Wilson's B-V Vtelt fat, add flour and blend veil. Add liquid and itir until nooth. When hot, add B-V rhich has been dissolved in I mill amount of the hot mix ure. Serves 3 or 4. SI I CALENDAR Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Job's Daughters, Masonic Temple. 7:30 p. m. Chrysanthemum Thimble club, home of Mrs. Dorothy Scripter, 60 Rose ave nue. 8:00 p. m AAUW, home of Mrs. Richard Payne, 101 Gen eva street Thursday 1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn ers' club, guest day. Girls' Com munity club. Dessert and cards. For reservations call Mrs. Vin cent Smith, 3466. 2:00 p. m Golden Link Bible class, First Baptist church. Hostess, Mrs. Lester; social com mittee, Mesdames Roberts, Cope and Wilder; study, Mrs. Dawes. aged or destroyed in the Ohio river's recent flood, initial tabu lations from the flooded area dis closed today. BIRTHS OTTOMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Rt. 2, Box 158-C, March 19, 1945, a boy, weighing 714 pounds at Community Hospital. Um Mall Tribune Want Ada. Too Late to Classify $6500 Wo recommend as the best buy In Medford, a home well located on Jtaved street, close to school with ireplace. hardwood floors, double garage, fine shrubs and beautiful landscaping. Must be seen to be appreciated. & . SCHULER. Realtor, 325 W. 0th Phone S671 Evenings, R. E. Bebb. Phone 2343 LOST Child's pet; port cocker and shepherd, 3-months-old puppy. All black, small white mark .on chest. Named Inky. Mrs, Dean FalweJi, LEDGER posting clerk, lumber busl ness. Excellent opportunity to get accoutlng experience. Call Mrs. riurry. rnonc Xiao. TOH SALE Feed Fisher's baby chicks startei mash and watch them grow rauera, j a. iuversiae. none wto. FOR SALE Fisher's turkey starter mash or pellets. Faber's, 34 S. River side. Phone 4449. FOR SALE Wood or coal range. Route 1, Box 481, Coleman Creek roa1.. Phone 6208. NEAT one-room furnished cabin. Wa- ter and light paid, flu month. 547 Yt ft) GT.VE away, black spayed" female spaniel. Jacksonville Star, Route 1, Box 45. 7875 Almost new east tide home, targe living room, dinette, very attractive kitchen, two bedrooms, bath with colored fixtures, lots of bullt-lns, service porch with trays, attic with room for extra bedroom. Has circu lating fireplace, furnace, oak floors. Large corner lot. fenced; garage. Excellent construction throughout. AJSO $6500 West side, good size living room, dining room, kitchen with break fast nook, two bedrooms, bath, oak floors, fireplace, basement, furnace. Yard fenced, lots of shrubs, flowers; garage. A good home in very good condition. Also $5000 Suburban, five acres fine Bear Creek soil. Irrigated; four - room modern house with Medford city water. Double garage, workship. xronis me Jia racmc mgnway. AISO $15,000 160 acres, 9ft, acres Irrigated with 43 acres free water. Four room House wtm spring water, lights, bam, milkhouse. Tenced and cross fenced, Fine fishing stream bounds the property. Near schools and markets, unacea roaa, ATka One of the really fine ranches on Big Appiegate river; 360 acres, 80 acres free1 irrigation, good mod. era improvements. Fully stocked ana equipped, tor furtner informa tion call at this office. ' ELMER HERRIED. Dolns business aa the Real Estate Exchange. 44 N. Riverside. Dial 3367 WILL take' care of children at my home. Can give references, 820 summit st. FOR SALE 3"pair shoes, oxfords, size 74-A last In good condition. 620 8.73 ACRES, new improvements; 16 cows. Fred Powers, Route 4. Box atp-c. FOR1 SALE Old organs. Hobbs' Trad ing Post. FEDERATION NO 55 WHEAT. t Planted May 4, 1943, yielded S3 bu. per acre. Plant our Blue Tag certified seed. Monarch Seed & Feed to. GOOD LINEUP of hogs, weaner pigs and dairy cattle for this week's sale. 1 extra nice family cow, just ready to freshen; gives S gal. per day. In the miscellaneous will be an exio tent, a 7X7 tent, a 12-ton hy. rfrniillr trtirlr 1aU a 1911 --.. lis Barnes trailer house, heater and many omer useim items. MIDWAY AUCTION TO. Misc. sale starts at 1Q:30 a. m.; llvev iiocr mr iuuu a i i p. m. Use Wilson', B-V for tarty hot drinkt- to add rich, meat flavor to soups, gtewi, casseroles, stuffings, sauces, etc The meat flavor with a hundred and one uses, tftt rational. rprtl Send aelf-addretjed envelope for Hornemakeri' Prize B-V Recipe doom co rvuton a uo., Dept. N, Union Stock Yards, Chicago 9, IU. MiKH II IUTI0IHI MIDI 0MVT tiOKTH EWAJtD tort, tady-a Bulova wateti. TOR REVT Tirrnliri4 etrt, an over. Saturday. Fleas contact Mall Trib- heaj paid. Phona 4261. una. .... , FOR SALE Youna Chesapeake re- TOR SALE Strawberry plants. It, trlever from registered stock. Par- cents each. 819 S. Central. feet retriever. Dr. Elliott. TOO LATE? Not If you sow VELVON aOH SALE Large B-plec dlnlna or UNION BEARDLESS BARLEY room sulle, light color. Phone 8367. We have blue-tag. certified seed! TOH RENT Partially furnished small Monarch Seed Si H Cn garata apt.; no children. Ph. 42Z6. WE WANT your poultry, rabbits. FOR SALE Two four-room modern calves, ate. Live or dressed. Call or houses, two bedrooms each. Dad sea us at the Meat Center. Ph. 8811. Roberts, TZO West id. LA.y Jo care for 3 small children. SK the man who has used QU1K- Hre. between 11 a. m. and S:30 p. m. R Peatl Economy Seed & Feed st- and Sun. off. 1773 N. Riverside. Co . 217 W. th St. FOR RENT 3 rooms, private enVHVSi" RAISING FRIERS'? f3 LARR6 and private kitchen; uullues fur. BROILER RATION for faster nlahed. 429 w. 13th and J. st. powth. finer meat, flavor and tea- WE HAVE In stock. PR"EWAR"Tubes "re. Monarch Seed Si Feed Co. in.'h"" sizes: 8J3 x5J0x30. 6 00 WANTED Boy's shoa roller akatea. 0 50x0. 6 006 30x21, passenger sire about S't. Phone S978. xal?Xl?LiefAZUl esS OH SAEbne work horse, on fubes hSii. iS-K6"20' Uick practically new McCormlck Daer- luces. Lewis Super Service, Tns cream separator, I old Dodge START RIGHTI It means evervihIKg truck. Phone 6304. UBHOcUrKwmnnf'u'1" "S WE HAVE a big stock of PREWAR Si7? VlSf1?. B U LLDEH. Monarch canned oil by the case. Lewis Super aeeo at reed Co. Service. rS,m hJirH,n,1 . thre- FOR SALE Fisher's Mormltk. A real Jm? .VHSi.Sd C5-W .wVLr ialry rebel's, 34 a. Riverside, affjf n , aJfd.-Wet ,,da Phone 4449. Medford. Price si .800. . . , . 30 acres near Crania Pa n..rtv FOK SALE Sheep paint, wool bags. . levrtboSteeeVDrpro '!" ,wlM' Mom5c T'" balanc in small Umber. Four-room . nous with electricity. Barn for 8 FOR SALE Gaines' dog meal or cows, prewar price 81,500. L. J Frlskles and many others. Faber's. Reed, Broker, Central Point, Ore. 34 S. Riverside. Phona 4449. Phone 863. WANTED Woman for housework by FOR Sale Cow, to freshen in ten the hour. Phone 305S. days. Jacksonville highway, box S3. vTaSt Msrine Leatherneck maga- WANTED One set of green lumber etne. December issue. Pleas writ fillers, to contract to pile approx- Tribune box 4595. JStY.f0-1!0 J"i ot Dln lumber ORDER your heavy red fir alaba now CT... yi-Cool5i house and bunk Don't wait til summer, when they rS?iitviiwS5mod"on,;.Somc cabins are hard to get. Faber's, 34 S. Rivar- evailable. Phone or write to Herman side. I'hone 4449 Want jSmm.'V: " - FORALEHUBXRBOW-Xi- ffi g fnUATSc'Snd'ie'oen'.'rpn.r8n398: "''".h. Monarch Sel BUY GOOD CHICKS. Then buy good ' 1 feed. Your chances for profit are WE BUY-EM WB SELL-fJM frH?Ae?,i5?.f.0SJ? '; ' U'i feA"RP COME IN AND SEE-EM CHICK BUILDER. Monarch Seed Si 1036 Olds Sedan; radio, heater. reed Co, . 1936 Dodge Sedan; heatar. ffylOAA S-room modern house, oak 1938 Ford Sedan tll'la.Uu floors throughout, deep lot, lms Studebaker Sedan. , T paved street. This is a l3S Bulck Sedan frood buy: good location. H. N. Lof- Dayton-McClaren Tires Batteries. and. 225 S. Oakdnle, broker. Foglltes. Prastone. ".VS" trUer- t'h0n8 i3iS " Ve- pZonSobbDy.'.l.tr"n', svtTiaS. . P' ' 1 1 w-i Richfield Station. Phone 3943 . SI1,,ovSH wln,t!EUno- Prlca th-Grape SU. Help the Red Cross sonable. Phone 5628. R'BN.'.HJ:um.moR" "ale. Friday and CAMERON-MOFrTTT LUMBER CO Saturday, at corner of Holly and u, Maln- - LOW-PRICED LUMBER FARMERS, ATTENTION For fast de- llvery or quick move of heavy ma- So. Rlversld at Barnett Rd. chinery phone 2888. Davis Transfer Medford Phone S4S3. St Storage Co.. 40 S. Fir st. FOR "SALE CANNA" ROOTS, Gladl- FOR SALE Bon em system wood B- oil. Begonia tubers. Monarch Seed flat clarinet, for deer rifle. Phona & Feed Co. 4325 after 8 p. m. . CHICK BUILDER For the right start", strong development and final profit- FOR SALE able production; start your chicks on LARRO CHICK BUILDER. Mon- arch Seed & Feed Co. SEED SPUDS 5-10-so-lUu-ib. bags of Vlgoro. Lewis RUss Triumph Super Service. Burbank DON'T WORRY about moving. For ChlDMW.m complete service phone 4664! City tnippewa Transfer and Storage. 38 S. rir st. FOR SALE Trailer house. 7x12, good ' r. E. SAMSON CO. tires, new paint. '4-bed. gas plate. oil heat, 10 bullt-lns; S125. Call 2838. Ths Jackson County Huslo Association Announces a Concert by the . . . American Ballad Singers KiGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Medford ......... Oregon THURSDAY, MARCH 22 Concert Begins 8:15 P. M. Admission to Members Only No Single Admissions No Seats Reserved 'JPj fc ifeaasj, . Doors Open 1:45 . 6:45 Jf you love life, you won't miss this picture! l? as GAY as a French love affair! . . . ...a TANTALIZING as a midnight rendezvous! . . . . . Jas ELECTRIFYING as a kiss in the dark! . . . . and ROMANCE sublime! Start . Alan LADD Lorett YOUNG MUST END BOWERY TO k Oekle Mars IT t d j-vir tvZ, I iM ivch el "U 1 FIELD 1 V ji ese4fa5ss I SI ALLTIIiS. AND xlEAVW TD0"B Jee Show. Stert a:00-7i00-9;00 Tomorrow SUSAN HAY WARD BARRY SULLIVAN BEUIAH BONDI TONIGHTi BROADWAY' Y" I Bey J Monies Turhsn . bit double load SS SO Ucdford uaT lei, am. CASH rN A FLASH FOR VOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. SO 1 9. 6th and Bartlatt No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Special Ulns lo parmanenta All work suar anteed Phone 8664 120 N Central WANTS D Experienced alteration woman Apoly in parsed Jacque Lenox. IT 3 Central WANT TO BUY Good lawn (wins Tribune, Box 1138. ONTON BETS and Bermuda onion plants from Texas. . F. B. BAMSON CO. Re(r68hln.r raaulta Titii triple action CerUn Douche powder for Intimat personal hytien! This dow- der cleanitfls tfTeotlvely. ootha nsl tlve tin sum. and U deodorlilnf. . liBhtftilly (raarant, too leaves no me dicinal douche odor. Economical. Musi please or money back. All Druggists SPRING MERCHANDISE Costs. Suits. Millinery ' Alterations b Expert SDectalluns 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 rnt Korraw mt.mr s rt am vr Make Your Home Brighter More Beautiful with Colorful Cotton Scatter Rugs 189 New shipment) See . . . at Wards . . . now! Each rug is an outstanding value at its price! Styles for every room ... tome especially designed to add luxury to your home others of the pretty, practical vaii ety I Buy at Wards... save I Washable Fringed Rag eoloriul cotton plaid sags. 24"x48 Heavy Reversible Braided long-wearing, lie ilatl 27 x54 Glamorous Cotton Bhaggies . . ury-soft high pile! Washable 24 Velvety Figured Cotton Fringe trim. Long-wearing! 28 M Tuesday. March 80. 1948 MEDFORD MAIL THnSUWl TTTWl WANTED TO BUY Used or broken repairable furniture Call S08S. 2 FEATURES mm CHESTER mORRIS Laurel & ENDS Ha,dy in !T,ri THE BIG T0N1TE! NOISE" "When Strangers Marry" to 488 Rugs Ovals a PUe Rugs. TAATjiT ..ot I OA X? af'-.! J-i'VV ?r?i ' IsBO iff ' V r-ii?r IVKa APR Tu,.;w? x38 3.98 ontgbmery Ward 1 . W . L I gLi'.Jgji'j.ll Mights Only Weekdays Doors Open 6:45 CLOSED WEDNESDAY MUST END TONIGHTI 31 WALTER BRENNAN JEANNE CRAIN JUNE HAVER Hold oa to Everything! HENRY'S BACK AGAIN! STARTS THUBS. PLUS HE-nfli. BCTIDJUs TIX RITTER DfNMtS MOORE MONTOOMIRY WARD. aT A S 4a w v s ill i ii i J