Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 14, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and To Attend Matting Dr. Charles T. Sweeney, Old Central Point highway, will attend the meeting ot the Southern Oregon Medical society in Klamath Falls Tuesday, To Hold Sale Sams Valley Parent-Teacher association will hold a rummage sale Tuesday and Wednesday at the corner of Main and Holly streets, begin ning at 9:30 a.m. each day. To Hold Service A memorial service will be held by members of the Medford Navy Mothers' club at the regular meeting Tuesday at the Girls' Commu nity club at 2 p.m., officers state. Muiicale Tonight Crater Lake Guild of the Presbyterian church entertains tonight with the annual musicale, the affair to begin at 8 p.m. at the church parlors. Those interested are ex tended a cordial Invitation to attend, officers state. Resigns Mrs. left yesterday Anita Laseter for Ft. Lewis, Wash., to join her husband, Laseter. Mrs. her position as TSgt Douglas Laseter resigned secretary in the tendent's office position has not school supenn and as yet the been filled. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic & Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main Dial 3170 RELAXATION Relaxation is vitally import ant to health and to peace of mind. Many do not realize their inability to relax. To relax is to remove all physical and men tal tension from bodily tissues. Inability to relax places undue strain upon the vital organs and prevents normal circulation and normal nerve action. A person with normal nerve control can readily relax at will. This is an Important secret of health. Those with tense, taut nerves never know the joy of perfect relaxa tion. Normal nerve function, which will permit normal nerve relaxation is not hard to attain. Learn how to control your nerves and enjoy perfect relaxa tion and the normal health which results. If&Hiil lAlKS l1 I'h THIS REMINDS ME- " It's the Water" FOR NEARLY HALF A CENTURY Olympia has devoted Its skill la creating a light, yet satisfying beer. Today, the third generation of the same family is dedicating this experience and its modern facilities, plus the rare brewing quality of its famous water, to produce OLYMPlA..Amerita 's Original Light Table Beer. BEER the Water" , OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY Olympie, Washington, U.S-A. 1UY WAJ BONDS mI BW THEMI PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley chorus, practice at high school. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P.K. O., home of Mrs. Louis Brown, 737 West Jackson boulevard, for chaptei birthday party. 8:00 p.m. Carnation club, home of Matilda Dietrich, 939 North Central avenue. Wednesday 10:00 a. m. DAV Sewing club, home of Mrs. Cora Tingley, 816 West Eleventh street 1:00 p. m. Get-Together club, dessert luncheon and card party, Eagles hall. Public invited. 1:00 p. m. Wednesday Study club, home of Mrs. Harold Brown, '10 8 Geneva street, luncheon. Bring table service. 1:00 p. m. Past Matron's club of Wevita chapter, O.E.S., Girls' Community club, luncheon. 1:45 p. m. Contemporary Book Club, home of Mrs. Frank Farrel, 1510 East Main street. 2:00 p. m. Prlscllla circle, Methodist church, home of Mrs. Harry LeClerc, 615 West Second street. 2:00 p. m. Ladles auxiliary. First Baptist -church, called meeting at church. Lodge To Meet Pythian Sis ters lodge will hold the regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the K. of P. hall. Sergeant Here Sgt. Millie E. McCord of the U. S. marine corps women's reserve, arrived Saturday to spend a brief time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McCord, Orchard Home Drive. Sgt. McCord is on duty at i the depot of supplies, San Fran cisco. Cancel Ride Members of the Ladies' Mounted Troop will not hold the scheduled ride Tuesday night due to the unfavorable weather, it was announced to day. The ride will be held May 22, with a social evening after ward at the home of Mrs. O. H. Bengtson, 122 Oregon Terrace. Townsend DAMCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW JOLLIEST DANCE IN MEDFORDI Return Mr. and' Mrs. Tred W. Snook, 1104 Queen Anne avenue, returned to Medford Saturday after spending week in the bay district. e Wae Here Pfc. Gladys Alftln is in Medford on a 15-day fur lough from the WAC, San Fran cisco, Calif., and is visiting at her home on Thomas Road. She is stationed at headquarters of the air transport command in San Francisco. Sheriff Home Sheriff Syd I. Brown, who has been a patient in a Portland hospital following an operation, returned to Med ford Saturday and is at his home 504 South Holly street His con. dltlon Is said to be improved. e Chamber To Meet Members of the Junior Chamber of Com merce will hold the regular weekly meeting at the Jackson County chamber of commerce office Tuesday night. A $25 war bond, in support of the Seventh War Loan drive, will be given as a prize. ' Here For Funeral Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Coon ot Santa Ana, Calif., and Bert Smith of Los Angeles arrived in the valley last week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Roy G. Smith. Mrs. Coon is a . sister and Mr. Smith a cousin of Mrs. Smith. The visi tors will remain here until later this week. Corby Here Pfc. Morris V. Corby is in Medford on a 15-day furlough and is visiting his mother, Mrs. Viola Corby, 495 West Sixth street. Pfc. Cbrby re turned to this country several weeks ago after an extended pe riod of service in the Pacific area, and was then reassigned to an army post at St Louis, Mo. Unit To Meet "Making the Home More Livable" will be the topic for the meeting of the Phoenix Extension unit sched uled for Friday, May 18, at the home of Mrs. L. C. Taylor. Miss Marian Farrell will be leader. The meeting is to begin at 10:30 a. m. and a covered dish lunch eon will be served at noon. Those not contacted are to bring salad or dessert Anyone Interested is invited to attend. Wharion Home Cha r 1 e s "Ben" Wharton, RT2-C, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wharton, 1134 West 9th street arrived in Medford yesterday on a delay en route from the radio techni cian school, Treasure Island, Cel., to a destroyer fleet He is visiting at tha family home and expects to leave May 22. Whar ton also visited his brother and sister-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. S. T. Wharton, who left yesterday for Mineral Wells, Tex., where the officer is stationed with the army. Charles Wharton graduat ed from the radio school with high honors, rating fourth high est in a class of 185 men. He graduated from Medford high school last year, where he was president of the Torch Honor society. Discharged Three Jackson county men received honorable discharges from the armed forces recently and reported to Jackson county board No. 2. Miles R. Brownrtgg received a discharge from the naval hospi tal. Mare Island, Cal., April 27, after serving overseas one year and three months. James Rosen berger, Ashland, was discharged April 30, at the separation cen ter, Camp Beale, Calif. Rosen berger served overseas in the European, African and Middle Eastern theater. The third man, Floyd-E. Lewis, 710 Sherman 1 Ni?s.w NOW Is the Time - TO ORDER - GREEK FIR SLABS DIAL 2123 Timber P street, received a discharge from the army April 18, at Ft. Lewis, Wash. He was in the European theater one year and five months and has now returned to his for mer employer, Littrell Parts company. ELLIOTTS' RELATIVE PASSES IN PORTLAND Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott, 312 King street, have received word of the sudden death of their nephew, Herald Shaw, of PorUand, on May 13. He was the eldest son of Mrs. Tavia Shaw of Portland and a grand son of the late Mrs. Sarah H. Howlett of Eagle Point Court Records Justice Court Leslie William Brown, one headlight, SI and costs. Police Court Raymond H. Prettyman, Geo Kerr, drunk, released on $10 bail each. Rudolph Noreen, drunk, re. leased. BIRTHS JONES To Mr. and Mrs. Morris, 115 Alder, May 14, 1945, a girl, eight pounds, at Commun ity hospital. FOREMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Otis, 206 Lincoln, May 14. 1945, a girl, six pounds, at Community nospnai. MEYST To Mr. and Mrs. Wm, 204 Crater Lake, May 13, a girl, six pounds, at Community hospital. GARY COOPER ILL Hollywood, May 14 (U.R) Lankv Garv Coorutr. makinc? hie first venture as a combination producer-actor in international pictures' "Along Came Jones," was in Good Samara tan hospital loaay tor treatment of an amoe bic infection contracted while on a USO tour in the south Pacific. WINDSOR PREDICTION Detroit, May 14 (U.R) The Detroit Free Press said In a spe cial dispatch today tnat the Duke of Windsor will become the new Governor General of Canada, probably within a month. T-o Late to Classify FOR SALE Two bedroom apartment Adults only. No pet. 10 Quince St. FOR RENT Attractive new furnished apartment with private bath. Jnq. FOR SALE Upright StelnbeU piano. Phone 3896. WANT TO RENT 5-room or larger unfurnished house. Adults. Refer ences. Permanent. Call Reesa Gen "win vo w wain. try, e mnrer naKery, 7 to o, WANTED Second hand Cogswell chair. Phone 2312. WANT to Contract with someone with crew and equipment for the han dling of approximately 3 million feet of Douglas and White Fir from stump to the mill or will sell stump, age. Rt. 2, Box 37, Ashland. Ph. 8243. WANTED Milk Carte, milking ma chine. Walter Wooldrlge, Rt, 4, Box 4, jweniora. FOUND Fox Terrier, white with tan and brown markings. Ph one 8216. ton SALE-r-Good young saddle horse. Walter Wooldrlge, Coker Butte Dist. FOR RENT Irrigated clover pasture for 4 head of cattle, u mile off Stewart Ave., on South Peach. C. R. Krleger. call evenings after 6. lOR SALE - Nice fl-room modern nome, close in, fZOO. Cell 3492. FOR SALE One light, 2-wheel traTTer on springs, an metal lop. rainproof, good 18 Inch ttrea. Lights inside and out. Locked door. 208 W. Jackson. Phone 3643 LOST Blue Billfold, at Dreamland Hall perhaps. Cal 5402. TRUCK DRIVER Two years heavy amy lor army; 4 logging and dump truok. Want work with Saturdays off. B. E. Jensen. Eagle Point, Star Rt., Box 18, Medford. FOR SALE -Country 'home, elope "In Deauuiuj grounds, iawn, : lowers, and shrubbery. Out-building, two acres fenced. Good pasture. Price Is reasonable. Terms, Also 6-room house In Medford, close in on pave ment. Better see these places. Im mediate possession. H. O WILSON, Real Estate T Chestnut Phone 4844 3 TIMES RICHER IN VITAMIN O $75 Par Lead of 300 Cu. Ft. DIAL 2123 Company atOM TOR RENT S-room furnished house, adjoining California on the Rogue. Call A. t Lleders at 1403. Trail. Ore. FOR SALE Wood and coal circulator. Complete with board and pipe. 120 Washington. DISHWASHER WANTED Besi of wages. Phone eo.s, 1312 N. River, side, Berrydale Restaurant BEAUTIFUL Country home. Modem. nraawooa iioors, on neat, a oea rooms, basement, barn, chicken house, double garage, 10 acres, good land. 4 miles from Medford. Good view of tha valley TWO ACRES, close In. Nice home. Lots oi shrubbery, and garden. GOOD HOME d-roonns. East side. FOUR bedroom home newly decor- axea. ixtis or snruoa ana snaae. Close In West side.' LARGE HOME, 3-bedrooms, large lot. garden space. 3 blocks from River- aioe ana Mun. A COMPLETELY furnished 2-bed-room home. Hardwood floors, new el ec trio range and refrigerator, gar den, nice lawn and shrubs. East side. 40 ACRE RANCH 30 acres In pears; rest in pasture. Fair buildings. Priced to tell. WE HAVE Auto Campa, Apartment house, and duplexes, one 4-plex. garage building, that are priced to sell. If you are interested In Income property, see these before you buy. C. H. WILLIAMSON, Salesman HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY 123 . Main. Phone 3448 MIDWAY AUCTION YARDS THURSDAY. MAY 17 SADDLE HORSES PALOMINO MARE 6 yrs. old. well trained cow -horse, safe, sound. A beauty. PINTO MARE 7 yrs. old. Bay and white. Lou of spots. Gentle for lad les. Good cow-horse. STRAWBERRY ROAN MARE 8 yrs. oia. a gooa cow-norse. very gentle and sound. Broken and trained by a good cowboy. PINTO MARE 9 yrs. old. Bay and white. 1060 lbs. Beautiful animal. Exceptionally well trained. Unusual horse. Also Dairy Cows, Beef Cat tle, Hogs, Farm Machinery, Furni ture. Always Come to the MIDWAY ON THURSDAY W. J. "Bill" Bray, Auctioneer N. A. Mead. Clerk. WANTED TO BUY 13 inch. 2-bottom plow. Dial 4621 FOR RENT Two room modern Apt., Erivate entrance, no drinkers. 19 S out, off W. Main. Phone 5900. FOR RENT Furn. house-keeping room, suitable for one or two adults. Phone 3922. FOR SALE Ice box. medium size. Phone 3922. WA NTED-Two or three horses' paa- tured within one mile of city limits. u. a. roresi service. WANTED Press operator. No ex perience necessary. American Laun dry.132 S. Ce ntral. LOST THREE No. 4 Ration Books. Ruth, Carl and Daniel Sleg, Rt 3, iiox IBB. Meat or a. W"ANTED TO BUY Washing machine in good condition. S. F. Abroe, Rt I, Gold Hill. WANTED Experienced waitress and pastry cook. Dixie Cafe. FOR SALE Three bedroom house on East side Large lot, close In. Would exchange for 2-bedroom house, close In. Phone 6656 or call at 841 E. Nlnth before 9 a. m., or after 6 pm. DAVENPORT and Chair, pre-war. newly upholstered, $50.; hardwood rocking chair. $6; Baby play-pen with floor, large size with pad. $7; Two Iron cots with new mattresses. $8 each; Fruit Jars: quarts, 40 cents dor., pints, 30 cents don.; Man's new stilt, size 38; 2 pair pants, 100 new wool, $10: Breakfast set, four chairs. $10; Girl's leather jacket, size 18. S3. 702 Apt No. 2 Victory St:, hack of Jackson school. F"OR SALE-Bed, complete with Inner spring mattress, dining table, 2 kit chen chairs, 75 foot garden hose, like new. D. R. Alftln, Rt 1, Box 2 37, inomaa won a. fl1A AAA-Acres, 4 rooms mod Ml.UUU rn. barn. 83 irrigated v t alfalfa and clover. Very best alfalfa land. Cut 120 tons last year. Very easy to Irrigate. If you are looking for good land, do not pass this up. as there Isn't a better buy in the valley today. One regis tered Jersey bull. 20 head of young stock, tractor and all machinery In cluded. Terms. AIM ff J7CA 130 Acres, small house, 40 tVlljU "ere In oats. Very best V - vw fre (Q)I Not rrifat(Nj but has several large springs that could be used to Irrigate several acres of clover. One of the most beautiful views In southern Oregon. Terms. BEN R. COOPER, Broker, . CHAS BLAFSS, Salesman 223 N. Riverside Phone 7367 TOR MANY YEARS upMa hu been ftccpttd br both ih. mtdical profession nil ih. public u ss(, tur. wiy to reiicv. ptio. But mtoj ppl. who hid complct. coa6doc. in sspirio did not find it gar. j f.fci rcliT (torn blioding. maddening pain aa thf hoped for. Heoc in deiper. suion they aofflettmu earned to other, remedies leas well proved. To meat fbls tHiwDoii t group of nedical reseerch men set out to see whet could be done to spMd op th. enalgetie or "peln.killing' actioo of aspirin to make it bring their patients quicker re lief, without heart or stomach upset. Out of these researchefl cam. reallf new kind of analgesic tablet, combine. WANTED Elderly men to WJe tn yard and garden for room and laundry. Phone 3318. ANYTHING to haul Anywhere large or smalt. Phone 2888. Davis Trans fer .SeStorag e Co., 40 S, Fir Street. ClTY TRANSFER & STORAGE Fred E. Robinson, owner. Furniture mov ing, commercial hauling, everything for your need. 38 3. Fir St. Phone fSTILL Have $RE-WAr DUPON AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS. Jobs on which I me these materials are fully guaranteed. MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP' 608 S.Rlverstdo (MM, 16MM Order now. Victory over Germany. Secret rocket wea pons In filming action. Hitler's arm ies battered and beaten. Ander s Photo Shop. 332 E. Main. JUST ARRIVED ! Bamboo lawnrakes, garden hose, lawn sprinklers, ironing Doards, vasea and flower bowls. ACME HARDWARE Main atGrapa WANTED immediately Mr. Ramsev, formerly of Acme Manufacturing Co., Los Angeles. Everett Faber. central ioml. FOR SALE Fine baby Jersey heifer calf. R. L. Ray, Oakgrova Road. FOR SALE An 8-plcce small dtnTng set, $80; 7-piece Cherry-wood twin bed set. $205; Dram bach baby Grand Piano, $950. Phone 3537 Sunday or wvciunss. BUGS EATING YOUR GARDEN? , Dust with Botano Dust. Monaroh Seed it Feed Co. EXCHANGE Room and Board for care of child. Phone 3731 after 6:30 p. m. PAINT your car now. Body and Fend er repair. We rebuild wrecks. Jack son Street Garage, 120 E. Jaokaon Phone 4332. T O R A G E CONTAINERS, tints. quarts, half-gallons. Monarch Seed oe xeea to. WANTED Walnut Bakery. Meats, Model HODGEN Brewester Vita-Meal for calves and other livestock. Ask about It at Jackson County Feed Co. GET your stock fly spray at Jackson County Feed Co. RICE HULLS. Peat Moss and straw, Jackson County Feed Co. DOCTOR Salsbury's remedies for poultry are available at Jackson County Feed Co. Ask for free book let CHICK Founts. ISc each, 3 for 23o. Try the chick feeders at So each. Jackson County Feed Co. WHITE ROSE seed potatoes, onion sets arc sull available at Jackson ' County Feed Co. ALL kinds of Dust and Sprays for four garden needs. Jackson County eed Co. BEN DAY Seed Com. $8.30 per bu.: Also Golden Bantam seed corn Jackson County Feed Co, ALFALFA MEAL plain or with molas ses. A good green feed for young turkeys. Jaokson County Feed Co. 100 CHICK size electric brooders. $4 JO. Jackson County Feed Co. ADJUSTABLE Roof Saddles, $195 complete. Jaokson County Feed Co. CHICKEN and Turkey Feeders, $1.49. Jackson County Feed Co. EASTERN CORN, selling for hog feed at $2-60 per 100 lbs. This corn was getting warm, so wa ground soma screenings In with it to cool lt MORTON MILLING CO. Jackson St.. on Railroad SAVE GRASS CLIPPINGS. Make your own n urn us pianwooa. uomposi au vegetable waste material using Mil ler s Compost Maker. Monarch Seed ec reea to, FOOD SHORTAGE? So that you will have ample food, plant a victory garden. Plant our "Sure-to-Grow seeds for success. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. BLACKHEAD? Keep tt under control with PTZ powder. Treat your tur keys monthly by adding PTZ pow der to the feed. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. BUSI NESSMAN'S (fX R DEN PRO GRAM will prove helpful In your ardenlng. Listen each Tuesday a.m. 45 for helpful hints on control of Insect pests. Sponsored by Monarch Seed St Feed Co. PoTsON OAK. Get rid of It with Weedone. Kills many other weed pests. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. PLANED BLOX Per load, $335- Medford Fuel. Phone 31 1 1. WANTED Walnut Meauk Model Bakery. DRY PINE SLABS Per load, $4.73. Medford Fuel. Phone 3111. j WANTED Logging trucks, short haul. good roads. Phone 6938. WANTED Walnut Meats. Model Bakery. 6TeT SAWDUST for shrubbery. Med ford Fuel. Phone 3 11 1. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON la now open for Business. WANTED E xperl enced'"Woeeryma n Apply In person. Riverside Market. tap Ps-Vi73 - New Analgesic Tablet now released to public Thousands find it gives quicker; safe relief from headache from pains of sinus, neuritis, neuralgia and arthritis don of aspirin MtTcaldtim glntamtt fa this new teblef, aspirin does its old, safe Job of (rlieving pain. But through Ira combination with caldum glutamate, ex. tensive testsjbr phvsldans showed it geve) most people both fWceer relief and grtsur nluj from pain. Aftr this .xt.nthr. Hsrlng and cm by members of th. medical profession an prescription remedy, this new enelgesiet tablet baa now beea released for ootw prescription sale by every drungitt It la called Superin (from aupar-espirin). Yo can get ita blessed, quick relief from peia by esktng your druggist for a bottle todaj 30 tablets for JIM. Ask for Superin Smptr-i. Prepered by Carter Predicts, Inc, New.York. . Quick rtlief from pain I SMd KMHsTMfUtf I Monday, May 14, 1945 MEDFOBD MATT TRIBUNE SEVErT EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 3x41 to 3 It's LOW PRICED. NO PRIORITY CAMERON-MOFTTTT LUMBER CO So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medford Phone 8462 CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Gea Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3919. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tap When You Sell to (7a BOOST YOUR GARDEN with Miller's Booster powder. Mix with water and Irrigate backward vegetables. Mon- arcn seea at reea co, WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed Phone 3117. Riverside warxet IN SU LATIN G wall boards, celllna tile. also sheet rock. Big Pines Lumbar WANTED Experienced alteration woman. Apply In parson. Jacqua uenox. WANTED Experienced " waitress ' Ap ply In person Riverside Market WANTED Your burned -out car gen erator In trade for 25 amp. heavy duty type at Sever! n Electric Signal aiauon, l.iuo n. mversiae. FIR ROUGH BLOX St SLABS. Vuaf big iouble load $830 Medford Tel xm WANTED Plowing, harrowing, any kind of tractor work Phone 3117 Riverside Market Medford. or 783 central point NOW AVAILABLE No. I certlrrade reo ceaar soingiea. tig rinea uunv Dor uo WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise Phone 2117. Riverside Market FOR IRRITATION OF MINOR SKIN RASHES get this medicated powder. -Contains in gredient often used by specialist for discomfort of simple rashes, diaper raab and chafing. Mexs&na eoot hos and forms coat of protection on tender akin. Costa little. Always be aura to get NOW! THRU TUESDAY YOUTH ON THE 100SEI lUFRTED BYFATB JANE WITHERS PAUL KHLt UEPATRICIC with tafsty exw"BwwrsBsj IS YOUR GAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW for a HIGH GASH FRIGE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. TODAY THRU TUESDAY atmitt aixtsti tlllAll STARTS WEDNESDAY p.ii -V- -T SHE'S JUST YOUR STYLE! Te.1l leva her t IM "fdaaxteWl i4 ft i . i f t . -" " fi,vi,V " JUDY I ' g&TODAY iM THRU TUESDAY n codid cm limn to BOBBY WATSON I0E DEVLIN JOHNNY ARTHUR JIAN rOKTII PLUS I CtiJ HeituUpmt Mspaim W ---f 2