Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 06, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and T.orfaa To Meet Initiation ivill be held by Pocahontas todge at the regular session to light at Redmen hall at 8 p.m. Officer Here Lk Ralph E. IPurvine, MC, USNR, Oregon JState medical officer for select-. Jive service, was in Meatora yes terday on uu&iueaa. Building Permit M. S. Mal lory, 523 Falrmount, was issued nflrmit tnriav from the citv superintendent's office to erect a private garage at an approxi mate cost of $200. ' : In Butte Falls Mrs. , D. M. Cleveland, 206 Portland avenue, Jg in Butte Falls on a business trip this week. She returned recently from a visit with her brother and family in Seattle. Guild To' Meet Crater Lake Guild, Presbyterian church, will be entertained during the regu lar meeting- Monday night at the church parlors by members of the Missionary society. There is to be a story by Mrs. Victor Birdseye and guitar selections by Mrs. Marguerite Dunnagan A cordial invitation is extended to women of the community to attend. The meeting is set for 8 p. m. YOURS MAY BE NEXT . Let us make certain that your insurance provides the protec tion you need to day I '.. No obligation this - is a service. MAX PEIRCE AGENT 27 No. Holly Ph. 4S40 DANCE SAT.. ' ; At the Picturesque WAGON WHEEL Phone 6213 for Reservations for PRIVATE PARTIES Bite m tgm one 4 TICKET Admit. I SA y. r You to r J' both A iK Merrick's and j J ' J . , Dreamland f "-Vs. J Dances! MERRICK'S t Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest . Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music Dancing 81. 4 A We're Complying with the 19- L Nation-Wide Midnite Curfew DREAMLAND OLD TIME DANCE FOR YOUNG AND OLD! Remembert ONE ADMISSION Q 1. 4A for BOTH DANCES lifllir O III I L Merrick1, and Dreamlandl IIVUI 0 U IU I As COME EARLY! The Curfew Closet Up at Midnight EVERYONE WELCOME! PERSONAL CALENDAR - Saturday 6:30 p. m. No-host dinner at Plaza cafe, Ashland, honoring Mrs. Hazel Foster, worthy grand matron, Oregon O.E.S. 8:00 p. m. District meeting, Nevita and Alpha chapters, O.E.S., at Ashland Masonic hall. Sweeney Leaves Ralph Sweeney, 1125 West Main street is leaving tonight for Portland to transact business and to attend a meeting of the grand comman dery of Knights Templar. He will return the middle of next v.eek. ... Arriving Today Mrs. Minnie D o n e y, formerly of Coeur D'Alene, Ida., is arriving in Med ford today and will report to morrow at the headquarters here of the Rogue River Nation al Forest service where she will be employed as a clerk. Mrs. Doney is being transferred from the staff of the Coeur D'Alene forest. To Meet Brother Mrs. Bert R. Elliott, Route 2, left last night to meet her brother, the Rev. David P. Martin, who was a prisoner of the Japanese for three years in the Philippine Islands. He was released by the Americans Feb. 23. During his imprisonment the Rev. Martin lost 65 pounds in weight and narrowly escaped being killed. In India Lt. Alvin Winter has arrived in India for duty with the administrative head quarters of a bomber command. For a considerable period the officer was stationed at Albu querque, N. M., as an instructor. Mrs. Wimer, the former Jeanette House, has returned to Medford and is residing with her mother. Mrs. Floyd House, at 630 West Fourth street. Mr. House is serv ing with the navy. The lieuten ant is the son of Mr. and Mrs G. C. Wimer, 410 North Ivy St. Promoted Miss Berniece Reames has been promoted to the grade of sergeant in the marine corps women's reserve, according to information re ceived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Reames, Crater Lake highway. Sgt. Reames, stationed at the marine base at Parris Island, S. C, has been in service 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road SUH. HITES Regular Dancing Schedule Saturday Nite 9 to 12 Sunday Evening 8 to 11 NEW 5-PIECE ORCHESTRA The Wagon Wheelers! G AT I slightly more than a year and Is assigned to the insurance office at the base. This is the second promotion within the past sev eral weeks. FOR ICE FROLIC O. H. Bengtson, Jackson coun ty representative to the state legislature, Mrs. Larry Schade of the Schade jewelry store and Harry Chipman, Mail Tribune sports editor have been selected to Judge the ice carnival at the Medford Ice Arena tonight. The show is scheduled to be gin at 7:45 p.m. with a masquer ade. Prizes of cash or script will be given to the most original, best comic, most outstanding, best couple, best male and fe male skater and best skating couple. Only those in costume will be eligible for prizes. A 14 step, dancing on ice, by Medford high school students, is also on the program. Races will make up a part of the program, with entrants grouped according to age. There also will be a servicemen's race A broom ball game played under hockey rules but with a football and brooms will round out the show. A public skating session, after the show, will be held from 9:15 to 11:15. No extra charge will be made for this. ROAD TO BE USED County Engineer Paul B. Ryn ning reports the Ramsay Canyon cut-off road to the Evans Creek valley timber will be used as a late spring and summer route for logging trucks. The trucks during the winter have been using the roads through the army artillery range in the Beagle district. The government, Rynning says, did not gravel surface the road as planned, and gave no reason for not doing so. The work was to be done share and share alike by timber interests, the federal road bureau, and Jackson county. The reason was to divert traffic from the artil lery ranges and to provide a short cut to local mills. The road was not regarded as strong enough to stand up under the heavy traffic in the winter sea son. The government along with the Timber Products Co., are large holders of Evans valley timber. OBITUARY ELLA GORE WORTMAN Mrs. Ella Gore Wortman, a native daughter of J ackson county, passed away at her home, 912 South Oakdale ave nue, Friday morning. A com plete obituary and time of serv ices . will be published later through the Perl Funeral Home. GUST INFANT The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Gust, route 2, Med ford, passed away at a local hos pital Thursday. Graveside serv- in. n,m Ka hnM at ilclvnil Memorial park Saturday at 2, p. m. The Kev. Marry nansen oi the Presbyterian cnurcn win officiate. Perl Funeral Home Is In charge of services. JOHN T. EADS John T. Eads, 93, ong time and highly respected citizen of Medford, passed away in a local hospital this forenoon. A complete obituary will ap pear later. Conger-Morris Funer al Parlors are in cl.arge of arrangements, also to be an nounced later. Court Records Justice Court Edmund Thomas Campbell, passing with insufficient clear ance, no operator's license, no auto license, $3 and costs. Donald Wesley Caster, no ve hicle license, cited. Earl Emers, no operator's li cense, no motor vehicle license, cited. Mable Julia Smith, failure to stop at stop sign, $1 and costs. Lyle Miller Paul, driver axle overload, eltcd. Police Court Arthur R. Tcfft, drunk, Jailed. P. P. VanDyke, overpsrked, $1 ball. IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOV for a HIGH CASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Rhrcnid Are. The first giant battering ram used by the Romans had a metal anti-friction bearing in lt which increased the ease with which the weapon could be moved. Too Late to Classify COMMERCIAL SPRA VINO"TpSmi pnone (iter e p. in. Fnona 61. Wl throw. FOR SALE '31 model A Ford coupe. 11. trove, ni. aax lid, svarne- uui g roaq. FOR HALE 15 cows and hellers, all springing heavy; one good lady's addle horse: 73 young laying hens. A) Bendickson, West McAndrews road. Rt. 2. Box414. FOR SALE: Eivenrude outboard mo tor. S95. 608 S. Riverside. SAVE your red points, buy a nice Mi urn at tne niversiae Aiaricet. we iiuvciois oi iiieni FOR SALE Old growth ilrwood al ivio w. uu iseea space, will seU a, uai Klll. FOR SALE Fuel oil heater, plattorm o uvuiiuf electric tixtures, all in perfect condition. Phone 351J ROGUE RIVER ranch, approx. 177 acres, 45 acres freo Irrigation, 50 acres fine river bottom land, 80 acres more can be irrigated, 8-room house with basement. Very large barn, all stock and equipment goes with ranch, 18 flna cows, 1 bull, some other young stock. Tractor, horses, everything goes and this Is a complete setup for any man who wants a real ranch. Terms. Let's look this over. C9A ftflfl B-cr ranch, all Irrl fU,UUU gated river bottom land. all free soli, extra nice modern house, cow and hay barn for 14 cows, well fenced, pressure water system, paid-up water right. 10 miles from Medford. This price Includes tractor and other equip merit. Some terms. HARRY LONG. Real Estate 1358 S. Riverside Phone 5922 BICYCLE PEDALS Special!!! higulnr $1.25 pedals now only 50e per pair. Supply limited. SIMS BROS. DEGREE OF HONOR bazaar and rum. mage sale will be Frl. and Snt.. April 13 and 14, Masonic bldg. For further information call 4644 or 3304. Rummage thankfully received Thurs. afternoon. Members assist ing come at 1:30 p. m. Ida M. Wil son and Resetta Groves. FOR SALE Beautiful Boston puppies, 3 males. 1 female. Mrs. Spauldlng. Court and McAndrews. Tillle'a Cafe. WANT TO BUY A yard umbrella. Call 4368. WANTED TO BUY Curtain stretcher Call 3959. FOR SALE All enamel trash burner, rugs, dining suite, beds complete or separate, dressers, dishes, cooking utensils, canned fruit, trunk, launge. wicker and oak rockers, desk. 15 Mistletoe Friday and Sat urday. POTATOES We have lota of good ones at the Riverside Market. sHlHEPHERD pups. 2'i mos. old; 1 golden cocker spaniel, 3 mos. old. Dog Pond, phone 2962. Lazier Lane. FOR SALE Lady's black wool dress coat, like new, size 16. Tribune, Box 3620. LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Satur day at Pavilion, Phoenix. Ore, com mencing hi i p. ,i. "7 - ticipate a good run of livestock for baturaay saie. n ii,o' ,.. have vour stock at yards not later than 11 a. m. Remember, competi tive bidding will always net you more money for your livestock. Our many buyers can absorb much more stock man we nuvc p, " cater strictly to the sale, and portation oi uvestocij. " end the next sale. uthern Ore gon LIVCSIOCK nuvuuii A Sellers of Livestock' Col. A. H. DudleyjAuctineenonoizza BICYCLE, UGHTjTJh ba""'C- USl arnvcu. . PAR STORES HOME and AUTO GAR SEAT COVERS $8.95 io $13.95 ;rs B5J VIGORO 25-lb. Sack $1.40 LINSEED OIL Gal. Can $1.65 SHOPPING BASKETS 79c ELECTRIC SOLDERING IRONS $1.98 " ELECTRIC H TABLE LAMPS I . Complete with Shade, Cord $ 12.95 I GOFFEE MAKERS I GENUINE SPONGES i a. mm i m rny ana m METAL I DUST J Qc 1 PANS I LOST Billfold, between Hague Valley bus terminal and Jackson hotel. Keep money and return. Marian Cox. Eagle Point. Ore. BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES For Suaranteed grade 1 and heavy-duty res and tubes come to SIMS BROS.. CYCLE Si REPAIR SHOP, 23 N. Fir. POTATOES We have lots of good ones at the Riverside Market. FOR SALE White enamel electric range. Phone 6141. FOR SALE House "to be moved, 3 small rooms, fully modern. Ph. 6462 . FOR SALE Boy's tweed suit, size lT. $10. Phone 6462. NEW REPAIRS for McCormlck-Deer-Ing tractors. Also some used Ford son and Ctetrac repairs on hand. .Cullen Motors Ac Implement Co., 123 9. mversine. GENUINE McCormlck-Deerlng repairs for mower and nay macntnes, at celling prices. Cullen Motor & Im- flement Co., 123 S. Riverside, Med ford; FOFt SALE Bungalow-size piano, good condition, rnone ju. STORAGE SERVICE Two-story brick building. Furniture carefully handled, personal lockers. City Transfer & Storage. Phone 4664, 38 s. Mr st. FURNITURE MOVING Regular van service, state or nation-wide. Phone 2888 Davis Transfer & Storage Co., 40 S. Fir st. INCREASE the life of your car or machinery by having it STEAM CLEANED at MITCHELL PAINT SHOP 608 s. Riverside BICYCLE CHAIN GUARDS all metal prewar quality. SIMS BROS. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN Sea THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central A Pioneer Firm SAVE your red points,- buy fc ... . . . ! . .... M.rkl fat 'hen at the Rlversldb Market. We U... n- nf Ihnm FOR SALE Prewar hunting knives. poiisncn Diaae. pm;u - die with guard bar and g""'?.? leather sheath. Al Plche, 47 N. yeacn st FOR SALE OR TRADE One steam engine, one steam pump, one snake mill. Write or calf H. F. Swingle. Trail, ure LET ME make your Victory Garden and flower beds. Plant new shrubs, prune old. General yard cleaning. etc. Art i in c. TOR SALE Stroller, aU metal, new WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap ply In person. The What Not. WANTED Lawnmower. CaU Mr. tires, i-none jiuj WOOdS. 5B47. WANTED 3 or 4-drawer steel filing cabinet. Call Mr. Woods at Leons. ASK the man who has used QUIK GRO Peatl Economy Seed At Feed Co. FOR SALE Small wood heater with stove board, 3. 516 Palm st. Phone 4!iif BICYCLE GENERATOR light sets. Consists of headlight, talllicht and streamlined generator. No batteries necessary. Get youri today. SIMS BROS. NOTICE Bell Studio closed. All undelivered orders may be called for at the Hotel Medford. WANT good used washing macnine. Phone or write Mrs. Young. Rogue River LderjuL WaTNT ED Photographic assistant, skilled In portrait retouching and finishing. Slate experience and sal ary expected. Tribune, Box 3345. 221 WEST MAIN PHONE SUPPLIES NYLON CASTING LINE 251b. Tt 50 yds. $2.39 FISHING REELS $1.65 WALL TONE $2.79 Gal TURPENTINE Cal. Can $1.45 REFRIGERATOR IAD? WITH UHno cover I5c and 29c DuPONT NYLON FLY LINE 2A $2.25 ASBESTOS STOVE MATS ft?1 98c NTTO food used Eleetroltnr Writ or pnone, reverse cnarges. Mrs. Young, Rogue lyver Lodge. Trail. THREE MEN needed to work In uw. mill sdeferue work. Canins available. Call Tom McGraw, 253B, Medford, tel ween 7 and 8 p. m. ROOM WANTED by month by single man. fjeasant room witn Dam ana toilet; prefer vicinity or South Oak dale ave. Give particular! with price when replvlnff. Tribune. Box 3343. FOR SALE 100 hend of fresh milch goats, four miles from Jacksonville, Ruch highway. See, sign. Horn from 6 d. m. to 8 a. m. FOR SALE 4-cyiinder Durant" motor, complete with generator, starter, clutch and transmission. Write Tribune, Box 301 WANTED A woman to work m kitchen for few days. Apply at once. Berrydale Restaurant, 1512 N- Mivenuae. WANTED Couple, man for ranch work, woman io ao nousewarn. can 6211 week ends or evenings or write Tribune. Box 3H12. FOR SALE Small tractor track-type; also good a-norse trailer, ciniey Ranch, Ross Lane. $1250 fl.9 aeren, unimproved, free soil, 2'i acres irrigated, top on place for Medford city water. Fine building site with a view. Located A miles trora Aicdiora. auo-n $13,000 Fine 7-room home, largo living room, fireplace, hardwood floors, basement, automatic oil furnacii, 3 car garage, nice plantings. Approx. 1 acre. Located 2,i miles south of city center. Terms. 4H-B. $16,800 rine east slda ColonlaMsT' hom. Four spacious bedrooms, threa bath rooms, maids quarters, oil furnace Fine landscaping. This Is one of the finest homes on the cast side. 237-A. STOCK RANCH $25,000 223 acres, 160 acres under culti vation. 0 acres free witter, approx. 20 acres of good saw timber, creek runs through place for li-mlle, sev eral year-round springs. Fine new B-room modern home, hardwood floors, fireplace. Also 4-room mod ern tenant's home, large barn (110 ton capacity), less than 1 year old. Calf barn, bull corral. Stock and equipment Included In sale. Terms. 4SPNCr.R-BACI.EY AGENCY 102 W. Main St. Phone 207S or 6803 .4 li rnu rmv sweet com iw u,c ,,, . to make a trial piaminn wi .--TENDERCROSS. Large golden ears, tender, sweet, stays fresh on the stqiks tor wren, iiwyj Seed supply limited, come early. $3000 KimTTTtRATl ft ACRE located wtthln two blocks of City limits near buiujui, . Irrigated. 4 room home with pres sure pump and bath. Owner leaving Sale price S3.000. MARK A. GOT DY AGENCY Phnna 3206 103 E. Main St. THE MEDFORD Garden Club will hold their nnnuai pmni mie, a.-iuiruoy, April 7th at the old Chamber of Commerce Building. i I , ig II , ANN SHERIDAN ALEXIS SMITH JACK CARSON JANE WYMAN IRENE MANNING CHARLIE RUGGLES EYE ARDEN ALAN MCWBRAY TONIGHT and SAT. rrtdar April 8, 1943 FOR SALE 1939 Che v. eoupe. good rubber and overhaul Job. Want old er model in trade. 701 King st HOUSE trailer for sale by Administra tor. Inspect at Tolly's Servica Sta- tion opposite Post Office. FISHERMEN! Search your basement and attic for that discarded fishing rod. Regardless of Its condition. 1 will buy it and put tt In condition for some poor devil who needs one badly. Pliona 3543 after 5 p. m. and ask for Bob. WE BUY-EM WE SELL-EM COME IN AND SEE-EM 1P38 Studebaker Sedan 1(133 Studebatcer Sedan 1933 Studebaker Sedan 1036 Nash Sedan 1933 Nash Sedan 1936 Ford Coupe FogUtea Batteries Gas Locks Dayton-McClaren Tires and Tub See at A. Z "Tubby" Dei Your Pontlao Dealer Richfield Station Phone 2943 6 th and Grape. Buy Bonds FOR SALE iieavy green fed fTr slabs. Fn her's, 34 S. Riverside Phone 4449 FIR ttU U G H BLOX St SLABS, green big louble load 90 90 Medford Fuel CAMERON "MOFFITT LUMBER CO. LOW-PRICED LUMBER So Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medtord Phone 6463. CASH" rN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash end Gas Call Automobile Market. - Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3019. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. BALED HAY tor sale. 20 and up Phone 51U3 FOR SALE White enamel range. Fred Waite. 3d house south Humane society. WANTED Gas or electric refrtgerat or. Call 64110. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Special IzlnR in permanents All work guar anteed Phone 2664 120 N Central raEOEEMED DIAMOND RINGS For Ladies and Men GREAT SAVINGS Alto tee our complete as sortment ot New Jewelry: Ladles' diamond wedding ring letf. Birthitone rings (or men and women. Lapel pine, earrings and other costume jewelry. MONEY TO LOAN On Jewelry. Cameras and Musical Instruments, PEOPLES LOAN GO. 22914 E. Main Street Stat License P 137 SUNDAY! RED . . . BLONDE . . . BRUNETTE!. .they're out to paint the town! Get your dough girls and boyi . . . you'll want to be first in that box-office lino!!! with MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUK2 KIKB WANTED Reliable woman for cook ing in private home Phone 2364. Tier Continuous Shows, Sat, Sun 1 1 Mutt End Sat.l j Geo. Edw. G. , HAFT-RCBINSON 'III In I "MANPOWER" Marlene Dietrich Plus : "GHOST GUNS" Starts SUNDAY1 PJiW HON 68"?-"W WTHEMH8M 4&n A LAMB f Dead if fJl!W$ F jf&h ( ;. PLUS t H-alUtf Stout f o 6. t KIghtt Only Weekdays Matt. Sat. and Sunday Starts SUNDAY! 1ETTC 'Sr PADl DAVIS LUKAS will CEXALDINX ITTZGCXAID u.tiiumn-.ufiiiiuu,i, PLUS LAST TIMES SATURDAY! ftefi. THI Conquering EDDIE BRACKEN ELU RINES ALSO 1 1 mm isot-nsii ssms mux ; 'CHNG Or j iTHE SADDLE" J