LOCAL and
fmndl To Meet Medford
Council of Church Women will
bold airecwia hiediuis
at 2 p. m. at the Methodist
church. .
Examiner Coming A travel
ing examiner of operators and
chauffeurs will be at the KP
hall Friday and Saturday from
9 a. m. to 6 p. m.- All those
wishing permits or licenses to
drive cars are asked to get in
touch with the examiner during
those hours.
On Leave Virgil M. Davis,
ART2C, arrived in Medford
Monday from the naval base at
San Diego. He Is visiting his
wife, Thelma, at the home of
her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. H. I
Nichols, 609 West 2nd street,
and will leave April 7 to report
back to San Diego.
In Mississippi Jerry Mc
Dougall has been transferred to
Gulfport, Miss., for training in
the navy radio school there. He
was formerly stationed at the
Great Lakes Training station,
Chicago. McDougall is the son
of Mr. and Mrs A. J. McDougall,
418 South Oakdale avenue.
Ensign Home Ensign R. H.
Bauman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
O. . Bauman, 904 West 10th
street, arrived home Sunday for
a week's visit with his parents.
Bauman, who was stationed at
Pensacola, Fla will leave next
Monday to report to the naval
air base at Jacksonville, Fla.
Servicemen Here Donald O.
Cook, CRT, and wife, Dorothy,'
Bind Sgt. and Mrs. Quenton B.
Wilson are visiting at tha home
of Cook's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe L. Cook, 1205 East Main
street. Cook is home for 30 days
after serving 21 months sea duty
in the Pacific aboard a baby
flat top. He will report back to
Atlantic City, N. J. Sgt. Wil
son will return to duty 'at Ft.
Beale, Calif., after 23 days' fur
lough. LIFE'S Little TROUBLES
I -w- t.
1 SLEEP-
No need to lie in bed tow
worry and fret because CON
STIPATION or GAS PRES
SURE won't let you sleep. Be
sensible get op take a dash of
ADLER-I-KA
to relieve the pressure of large
intestines on nerves snd organs of
the digestive tract. Adlerika assists
old food wastes and gas through
comfortable bowel movement so
that bowels return to normal size
and the discomforts of pressure
stop. Before you know it, you are
asleep. Morning finds you feeling
clean refreshed and ready for a
good day's work or fun.
Caution, use only as directed.
4M AdUrttm frmm imp drmtgUi teJo.
Heath's Drug Store, Inc.
3 MAJOR FIRST -RUN HITSI
I Shows at 1:4S 6:45 9:30 I , m M MORGAN S V' f'jft llj
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MUST ND SATURDAYI f M ACAINIf f f I
Oso. 'Edw.O. Marlams : ftmJrfl ! W T ill
Raft Robinson Dietrich Lifg V'Tfll I I
f" i Sunday e ill Sy 1
. Coming SUNDAYI sssiJTrrrTTT ll' 1 1 1 iSlf?
"THEY MADE ME Sp8 SPl8
A CRIMINAL" mW'&'j so (, l-W.Vf
raass. HmP& fayjLdl
S OUR BEST JiirH
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Friday
7:30 p. m. Ladies auxiliary
No. 421 to United Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners, No.
2067 of Medford, regular busi
ness meeting at Carpenters' hall.
Lieutenant Here Lt. (if) Har
old H. Stevens, naval aviator
is In Medford on leave and Is
visiting at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. Mary L. Page, 415
Laurel street. Lt. .Stevens has
been serving In the South Pa
cific war theater for the past
several months.
Traffic Mishap Damage esti
mated at $125 resulted to the
car of R. Bruce Grieve, Trail
yesterday when he opened the
door of his auto, parked at the
intersection of Central avenue
'and 4th street, and it was aaught
by a rear wheel of a passing
truck driven by Dan Tanor, 615
North Riverside avenue.
-
McLean Home Robert L
McLean, chisf carpenter's mate,
arrived in Medford Sunday after
three years with the coast guard
in Ketchikan, Alaska. : Officer
McLean and his wife, who ar
rived here from Alaska in Feb
ruary, are visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLean, 227
South Oakdale avenue. He will
report soon for reassignment.
P.E A R MEN MEET I N
SACRAMENTO MONDAY
Sacramento, April 5. (U.R)
The state agriculture department
today announced that meetings
of growers and handlers of fresh
fall and winter pears will be
held next week to nominate
members of the pear industry
advisory board.
One meeting will be held In
Sacramento Monday and anoth
er In San Jose on Tuesday. ,
WORST FLOOD IN YEARS
THREATENS LOUISIANA
New Orleans, April 5 (U.R)
Hilf a dozen rampaging rivers
mm -atened today to bring to
Louisiana the worst floods In
the state's history.
All available manpower had
been marshalled to reinforce
levees.
Court Records
Justice Court
Billy -Wayne Fitzsimmons, no
operator s license. $1 and costs.
Jean Lois Smith, no operator's
license, fi and costs.- .
Police Court
Ray Howard, double parking,
$z.ou line.
MEN AID BANDAGE DRIVE
Providence, R. I., (U.R) To
push Rhode Island over the top
on Its quota of surgical dress
ings, 58 Providence businessmen
sat down beside their wives and
proved themselves equally adept
at rolling bandages.
Closing time (or classified Ada 9
a m. Too lata to Classify 12:30 p. m
1m v si j j r 1 'B,
Ibhows at li4.6:4&.3:U0 jllll'l. TT"
I t ITSTHE
I 9t HILARIOUS ,'. Irt 1 I
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MIDWEST STATES
Chicago, April 5. U.K A
cold wave hit the midwest today
periling fruit crops in areas that
escaped damage In yesterday's
heavy snowstorm.
Temperatures dropped below
the freezing mark from the
Texas Panhandle to the Cana
dian border, sending the mer
cury down to the middle 20's
t h r o u g h out Iowa, Nebraska
Minnesota and the Dakotas. A
low of 31 degrees was reported
by the federal weather bureau
in Chicago.
Snow blanketed large sections
of Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin
and the Dakotas. Twelve Inches
of snow fell at Mason City, Io.,
yesterday and 15 inches was' re
ported at Land O Lakes, Wis.
Bernard Baruch
Sees Work Boom
ondon, April 8 (U.R) Ber
nard Barauch, President Roose
velt's personal emissary, believes
that for five to seven years after
the war there- will be "more
work in the United .States than
there are hands and minds with
which to do it."
Barauch, who likes to view the
world and its affairs from a
park bench, expressed the opin
ion to two passing American sol
diers while he was perched In
front of Hyde Park.
Peculating Prexy
Receives Pardon
Baton Rouge, La.. April 5
(U.R) Dr. James Monroe Smith,
former Louisiana State Univer
sity president, had a state par
don today from Gov. James H.
Davis.
He was serving an eight to
24-year sentence after being con
victed of using university funds
for personal speculation.
Smith now must serve an 18
month federal sentence.
BIRTHS
MARSHALL To Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Ray, 824 Summitt,
April 4, 1945, a g.'rl, weighing 10
pounds at Sacred Heart hospital.
KRAMER To Mr. and Mrs.
William J., Rt. 2. Box 175, April
4, 1945, a boy, weighing 7
pounds, at Sacred Heart hospi
tal. STANTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Max, 231 N. Grape, April 4, 1945,
a boy, weighing 7 pounds, at
Sacred Heart hospital.
CHARLEY To Mr. .and Mrs.
Lincoln, P. O. box 74, Prospect,
April 4, 1945, a boy eight
pounds at Community hospital.
NICHOLSON To Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd, Fort KInMath, April
5, 1945, a girl, seven pounds at
Community hospital.
closing time for Sunday Too Late
to Classify 5:30 Saturday afternoon
Pleas remember.
On Msil Tribune Want Ads.
"Werewolf Song"
Is Presented By
Radio In Germany
London, April 5. U.R
The German radio today pre
sented what it called ' the
"Werewolf Song," sung by a
woman Identified as "Lily the
Werewolf."
She rendered the number In
a howling wolfish voice.
Here it is:
"I am no savage, I am filled
with rage,
"Hoo, hoo, hoo.
Lily, the Werewolf Is my
name.
"I hate, I eat, I am not tame,
- "Hoo, hoo, hoo.
"My Werewolf teeth bite
the enemy, ,
"And then he's done and
then he's gone.
"Hoo, hoo, hoo.
VET INJURED AT HOME
Orange, Tex., (U.R) SSgt,
John G. Kennedy returned to
Orange after 51 bombing mis
sions over. Europe without a
scratch, went duck-hunting, and
shot off the big toe of his left
foot.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Charles E. Cook, also known
as Chas. E. Cook, also known
. as Charles Edwin Cook, also
known as Charlie Edwin Cook,
- also known as Charlie is. uook,
also known as C. E. Cook
Deceased.
The undersigned, having been
appointed Administratrix of the
above estate, by the County
Court of the County of Jackson,
State of Oregon, and having
qualified, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims
against said estate, to present
them at the office of the under
signed's attorney, at 128 East
Main Street, Medford, Oregon,
properly verfied and with pro
per voucher, within six months
from the date of the first publi
cation of this notice, which is
the 5th day of April, 1945.
J. VIOWST DEW ITT
. . -Administratrix
O. H. Bengtson,
Attorney for Administratrix.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Ear corn. Phoiw
avenings.
FOR SALE Heavy team of work
nonei, ynone otm. evenings.
FOR RENT Fur. 2-rm. cabin. lights.
water ana wooa. .o per mo. 3 mui
QUI. jrilUIie Oiati.
1MY PROPERTY is oil tU market
Mrs; J. Efcman. 1
FOR SALE Frost eaulomant. consist.
ing of one "Tyco" automatic elec
tric thermometer. 33 degree, two or
chard minimum; three two-quart
ugming terrenes. no tor the lot. A.
H. Clements. Central Point. 10X2.
LOST Lady's Waltham wrist watch,
smau, oDiong cora write band. K
wara. i-none
FOR SALE All-wool crocheted ' " af.
ehan. extra large and like new: 0
Rhode Island laying pullets, full
r blood choice root tors, 6 mos, old.
McKnisht. Box 128-A, Spring st.
At noxy Ann grange,
frr AA Five-bedroom home, near
.Ml. mil Lincoln school: two baths.
hardwood floors, fireplace,
basement and furnace. Large In
closed back yard, lot 191, double
gnraee. Terms, ilhakl.es k. ray,
Realtor. Room 217, Medford Bldg.
ijnone3,JU7.
fOR SALE Rhode Island Red rooster,
S2.50. 917 N. Central. Phone 0427.
FOR SALE Set of twin beds with
box springs and Beautirest mat
tresses, aecona nouse dbck oc now
ard school on Howard ave. Rt 2,
Box 134. J. S. BlaylocK.
TODAY
FOR
3 BIG
DAYS!
OTVC your ear a sprint tenia. We
lUDncaie, cnange transmission ana
differential greast (s-lb. limit).
Prlca S3.7J. Checking battery and
front wheel bearings. FIRESTONE
STORES. 214 S. Riverside. Ph. 4737.
WE HAVE ITI QUIK-GBO for beoull-
zui xiowers. Economy beea seea
Co.
WANTED Good 4li-3-oi. flyTOd and
r-ernna auiomauo reel, rnona aiw.
evenings.
HOUSEHOLD furnishings for sale bj
xocuu-ut: irge uuung suite, raaio.
enamel trash burner with coils, 7x
woolen rug. matching drop rugs,
springs, silk doss mattresses, dresser.-,
rockers, library desk, sewing
machine, icebox, porch swing. Many
other items. All in excellent condi
tion. 13 Mistletoe between 7 and 8
FARMERS, Attention City Transfer
At Storage offers you a complete
service in all hauling and delivery
pi anyuung. a-none eops, ja a. air.
GROWING sweet corn? If you grow
swcei corn ior uie mantel oe sure
to mnke a trial planting of the new
TENDERCROS3. Large golden ears,
tender, sweet, stays fresh on the
staika tor 2 weeks, heavy ylelder.
Seed supply limited, coma airly
Monarch Seed & Toed Co.
LOST Pocket knife, white handle, 1
blades. Reward S2.30. Phone 0184.
F6R SALE Beer parlor and cafe
w.!Lieu; kuw equipment, line
Sbari other Income In connection,
ow paying 30 on Investment,
eason ior selling, age and poor
health. $8,000 ami invoice: cash.
6T5aranted brake" sErWiefi.
eneu service station, Riverside and
K sAijb Wo Shepherd and one
iiiW spayeo, ana one
mala Shepherd. Humana Society,
DANCE from 8-13 this Saturday nlte
v ma uaa feiiowi nail, tioid Hill
. ouiuij nenqerson 8 urencstra.
FOR SALE One model B Titan power
-an, w-n, uai , umtutSJiy HOW. OCV
or write Lloyd Livingston Butte
j assist, wre.
rOR SALE Team ot matched bUcka
ana namess. 10 De sold at Dudley s
Auction at Phoenix. April 7.
OR SALE Double bed and sprints.
S3: also lox terrier puppy, f2. Phone
FOR BENT
S3.aere farm, good 4-room bung
alow house, good barn.. 3 chicken
houses, large garage, a miles from
weaiorn. wiu teaso tor one year.
HARRY LONG. Real Estate
1358 S. Riverside
Phone 5022
ALL KINDS of alito bodv and fender
wotk ana psintlng done right at
Champ's Garage, 311 . 5th at. Dial
542.
ATTKNTION. Insurance Companies!
uei our oias on your auto Dooy and
fender work. You will be surprised.
Champ's Garage, 311 E. 5 th St. Dial
9943.
WANTED Lady with lyping exper-
icnce ior swiicnnoaro and rclier
work. Apply Mr. Robinson, Jackson
notei
WANTED Bell hoy. Apply Mr. Rob-
inson. jBcason notei
FOR SALE Autrmstic' wood-burnlng
turaey brooder stove. Also loose oat
hay. P. H. Lawton. north end 4lh at..
central ioint. ure. rnone 3ua,
WANTED Girl to help with house
care ana care oi oaoy. see airs.
Russell Simmons, 1020 K Jackson.
H AAA Nice 5 acres, near Phoenix;
eyuUvU ' 4-room house, new bera.
- fnr ft cows and hav: chick.
en house: all Irrigated and In clover.
Let's took this over.
C1Q7Cn acre, irrigated; new
atf 1 H I v four-room house, chicken
hm,M. ham. One mile from
Medford. Term and immediate pos
session.
-New 1-rm. fur. house, 14-
acre; chicken house: l'a
v miles from 99 hwr. south.
S9O0 down. bal. SIS per mo. Imme
diate possession.
TC CAA Nice 6-room home located
2)3 jUU on the west side: good gs-
rao--. nice fireolace. good
foundation, fenced yard. This price
Includes furniture. Terms easy and
Immediate possession.
HARRY LONG. Heal Estate
1258 South Riverside
Phone 6922
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PATRONiKB your local transfer oenv
?any, operating in aieatoro since
918. Davis Transfer & Storage Co.,
0 8. Fir sL. ohona 26SS.
ROOM with or wfthout kitchen privi
leges, a. aiatn.
FOR SALT: Bjied straw, farm price.
Rt. 3. Box 183. Beall Lane. Ph. 0406,
$3000
SUBURBAN
H ACRE located within two blocks of
City limit near school, good soil.
Irrigated. 4 room home with pres
sure pump and hath. Owner leaving.
Sale price 13,000.
Phone 3268
10S E. Main St.
FOR SALE Table model etectrio lron-
er. L-ar raaio ana oaticry mnio.
DOU1 in gooq cgnamgn. rnuna aojg
THE MEDFORD Garden Club will hold
their annual plant sale. Saturday,
April 7th at the old Chamber of
Commerce Building-
HOUSE trailer for sale by Admtnlstra
tor. Inspect at Tolly's Servlca Sta
tlon opposite Post office.
jusTXrrTved
Flashlight and radio batteries.
Thermos bottles and lunch kite.
36" wide, lis" mesh, 17-ga. net-
Lawn edgers, garden bos and
Fishing tackle, fly reels, tennis
balls.
8x10 wall tents.
Our clothes pins have been ship
ped and should arrive next week.
Visit our new store.
ACME HARDWARE CO.
Main and Qrape. - Phone 897S.
FISHERMEN T
Search your basement and attle
for that discarded fishing rod.
Regardless of Its condition. 1 will
buy It and put It In condition for
some poor devil who needs one
badly. . ,
Phone 3543 after t p. m. and ask
for Bob.
WE BttY-EM WE SELL-EM
COME IN AND SEE-KM
1938 Studebaker Sedan
1033 Studebaker Sedan
' 1933 Studebaker Sedan
1936 Nash Sedan
1933 Nash Sedan
1936 Ford Coupe
Foglites Batteries Qas Locks,
Davton-McClaren Tires and Tube,
See at A Z "Tubby" Deans
Your Pontlao Dealer
Richfield Station Phone 2943
6th and Grape. Buy Bonds
FOR SALE Heavy green red fir
slabs Faber's, 34. S. Riverside
Phone 4449.
rift ROUGH BLOX Si SLABS, gre
big Isuble load S6 50 Medford Fu
T-l 3111
fel
"CAMERON-MOFTrnr CDHBER CO
LOW-PRICED LUMBER
So Riverside at Barnett Rd
Medlord Phone 5462.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Bnr. -rime. Cash and Gas
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer "
Ph SD19 '! and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Ball
to Us
BALED HAV tor sale. S20 and up
Phone SI 93.
WANTED
TO RENT
Three-room furnished
apartment or house.
Permanent COUPLE.
Call Manager
Plggly Wlggly '
537 S. Riverside .
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TIEST NATIONAL BANE
0$ecaii&e..
cos!s less to borrow from a bank.
You establish Your Credit for future use.
4 You have a full year to repay a loan of .
cny amount from $50 to $1000.
'REMEMBER!... IT'S THRIFTY.
TO BORROW FROM THE FIRST NATIONAL
NATIONAL BANK OF POHTLAriD
,; "Mtnha..ts of CreJf" hr tO yfars y
MDIMt OirOllt
Thursday. Aprfl S, 1 14S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
FOR SALE White enamel rang
Fred Walta, Sd nous south Humana
society.
WANTL5 Cas or electrlo refrigerat-
or. Call 648D.
YOU'RE MISSING SOMETHING
...itvnu havent tried
Three Feathers at
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AOArtm BBACTT SALON Special
izing m permanenta All work guar
anteed phone 2864 130 N CentraL
WANTED Reliable woman tor coca
lng In private home. Phono 3354.
its pre-war best!
trtlskla k ttk prWict in I run n got sH j
tarts. Tstn Fsitton lurihtsa 1st. 1 1 1
DIAL 2123
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