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LOCAL and Announce Meeting Nevita Social club wiir meet Friday at the noma of Mrs. Everett Faber in Central Point, at 2 p.m. Club To Meet Jolly Stitchers club will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Gladys Rammin, 831 West Twelfth street, at 1:30 p.m. -. Receives Permit C. A. Meeker, 724 East Jackson street, received a permit yesterday from the of fice of the city superintendent to reshingle a residence at a cost of $150. Juniors To Meet Degree of Honor Junior club will meet Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the Lincoln school gymnasium. Prizes will be given for May bas kets and members are asked to bring guests. To Observe Night Past ma trons and past patrons night will be observed tonight by members of Adarel chapter, O.E.S., Jack sonville, following - the stated chapter meeting. Visiting mem bers are cordially Invited to at tend. --.. Postpone Meeting Meeting of the Red Cross Nurses' Aide corps scheduled for Friday, May 18, has been postponed until May 25 it was announced today. At that time the group will meet at the Outpost to hear Capt. Robert Sleeter, guest speaker. , . . . WAC In Texas Mrs. Nina M. Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Maulding. Rt. 4, is stationed with the Wacs at Waco army air field, Texas, according to a release from the field this week. Pfc. Moore is a surgical technician and is with the AAF instructors school at Waco Field. Pfc. Hampton Home Pfc. Clyde Hampton arrived home Monday from Camp Livingston, La., and is visiting his wife at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chavis. 509 Oak street. Pfc. and Mrs. Hampton will leave May 21 for Louisiana where he is stationed with the infantry. j for wood, metal, or Easy to apply. Dries to a ! durable hard surface that J wears and wears and wears! "Just brush it on!" j Only M.70 quart I SS pint mmmm mmmmm j ACi'E HARDWARE CO. ' Msln and C-r-p. Phona 8978 PERSONAL CALENDAR Fridav 6:30 p.m. Canton Siskiyou and auxiliary, covered dish sup per at I.O.O.F. hall followed by business meetings. 8:30 p.m. Mr. Meeker's Sun day school class, Methodist church, potluck dinner at church parlors. 7:30 p.m. Ladles' Auxiliary No. 421 of the United Brother hood of Carpenters and Joiners, regular business meeting at Car penters' hall. 7:30 p. m. Girl Scout Court of Awards, Lincoln gymnasium. , Saturday 1:00 p. m. Annual luncheon of Epsilon chapter. Delta Kappa Gamma, Girls' Community club. Covered dish. Pack To Meet Cub Pack No. 6 will hold its monthly meeting in the Washington school gym at 7 p.m. today. All cubs and their parents are asked to attend. Examiner Coming A traveling examiner of operators and chauf feurs will be at the KP hall Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. All those wishing per mits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours. Traffic Mishap A car driven by James C. Kent, 730 Oak street, was slightly damaged yesterday when it collided with a wrecker driven by T. W. McFadden on Bartlett street, according to an accident . report on file today. Damage to Kent's auto was esti mated at $25. Seamen Leave Virgil Swan son and' Elmo C. Yeary, both seamen second class, returned to San Diego this morning after spending five days leaves here.' Yeary visited his wife, Frances, at 529 East Majn street while Swanson visited his wife, Grace, at Jacksonville. ' Horn From Navy Larry Carlson, RM3-C, is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gn C. Carlson, Eagle Point, while on a 23-day leave from the navy. iarison nas served seven months in the South Pacific aboard a landing craft. He will report back to San Diego, Calif. Visitor To Leava Mm jr.ll Mail of Pleasantville, N. J., who nas Deen in Medford to visit her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Klatt, 121 Ken wood avehu"), will leave Monday tor tier home. Mrs. Mail and her brother had not been together in 37 years until her arrival here for the visit Attends Convention Mrs. M. N. Hogan is In Portland today to attend the annual meeting of the Oregon League of Women Vot ers as delegate from the Jackson county league. Highlight of the program was the luncheon scheduled for today with Clark Eichelberger, New York, execu tive director of the United Na tions' association and delegates to the San Francisco conference, as speaker. Mrs. Hogan is chair man of the league speakers' com mittee on the Dumbarton Oaks proposal and for the past several weeks has appeared before many county groups to explain the proposed United Nations organi zation. 700.000 IN INCH A particle of carbon black so tiny that 700,000 of them in line would measure only an inch can be inspected by scientists through use of the electron microscope, which is capable of magnifying an object 100,000 times. linoleum surfacet P A complete H K line of Paints 1 V ind Sundries 1 Stand by for "' -"1. v !KV,'V 0. S. Navy patrol craft circles near two-motored naval nying boat to double and forced to make a landing at sea off thd Beach i at ; San mn dsco Sunday. Note the tiny lite raft In water with one of flyers beta, transferred from the Diane to the shin. OBITUARY WILLIAM OLSON -William Olson, 73, retired lumberman, passed away at his home, 614 S. Central, early Thursday. Services will be in the Conger-Morris chapel at 3 p.m. Saturday. A complete obitu ary will be in Friday's paper. george"fetterley . George Fetterley, Griffin Creek, passed away in a local hospital Wednesday night. Ar rangements are in care of Conger-Morris- chapel. H. GEORGE BAKER Christian Science services will be read for H. George Baker In the Conger-Morris chapel at l p.m. Saturday. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial Park. Mr. Baker passed away in a local hospital Tuesday afternoon coming here a week ago from his home at Eetna, Calif., for medical treatment. He was born in Kansas, March 12, 18B2. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nora Baker, Etna, Calif., two children, Fred H Baker and Mrs. Elsie Cook, Med ford, and six grandchildren. There is also a brother, Fred' Baker, Sacramento, and a sister, Mrs. Maude Hunter, San Fran Cisco. LARGEST POWERHOUSE New York state has an electri cal generating capacity of 6.000 000 kilowatts, 67 per cent by steam and 33 per cent by Niag ara Falls and other water re sources. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy with showers tonleht. Clearing and slightly warmer Friday. Oregon: Occasional light showers to night, clearing Friday. Slightly warm er Friday afternoon. LOCAL DATA Tempe.-nture a year ago today: Highest S3; Lowest 40. Total monthly preclplUUlon: 1JI7 Inches. Excess for tha month: .93 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1. 1D44: 13 73 inches. Excess for the season: .97 Inches, Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m. yes terday: 57; 4 30 today: 81. Tomorrow Sunrise 5:47 a. m. Sunset 827 p. m Bolu Boston Chicago Denver Eureka ttiRn low rec. 38 -53 .48 ,.B1 47 43 43 50 46 53 47 88 40 63 48 38 48 49 S3 49 43 87 38 .82 -.58 Havre ..OS Los Angeles . Medford New York Omaha ...03 ,.0 ...69 ..AO ...07 Phoenix Portland ..18 .07 Reno Roseburff -.59 -.71 03 ...57 -.58 .88 ..63 Salt Lake San Francisco , Seattle Spokane . Washington, D. C. . Yakima Us Mall Tribune Want Ads. ATTENTION BUILDERS-CONTRACTORS tor your convenience, we of fer new . . . EQUIPMENT RENTAL SERVICE Air Compressors Air Tools Concrete Mixer Wfter Pumps Eleoitort Triilerl Power Sewt Power Drills Power Unite EATHERTON'S FARM STORE 808 So. Rlvtrtid - Ph 3146 Rescue tJ f "-v J "lit fr Tt-H-V 1 ' V1 -wv? .-.-T aitl, ..,.. J J Tlmnhntni Sulphur Fire Is Job For Firemen Cincinnati, O., (U.R) A car load of burning sulphur was towed near'y half a mile so fire men could put out the blaze with water. Firemen, carrying buckets of water, trailed tha moving car to extinguish numerous small fires that had started along the right-of-way as the sulphur melted and dripped from the car. The fire was believed to have started from spontaneous com bustion. Cloilns time tot Sunday Too Late Please remember T.3 Late to Classify SAVE RED POINTS Buy chicken at Riverside Market. Roasters, Fryers, FOR SALE One 8x7 Camera, 3-way lens, .loiders, trl-pod, and leather case complete, pre-war. White Houe Studio, Camp White, Extension 422d. fOR SALE 20" Acres alfalfa in the iiem. mu aieyn. Fnone 3104, 3419, or 5167. FOR SALE Trailer House. Ail mod ern. ready for travel. 500. Talent Junction, Talent, Ore. Ira R. Culver. FOR SALE--A large tick of excellent cooae feathers. Used very little. Makes wonderful pillows, If inter ested write Box 079 Mall Tribune. CiC0Afl Beautiful S acres, all trri OOO JU gated and in clover. New completely modern 3-bed-room home, garage, cow-barn, well located, one and half miles S. of Medford. This la ft real home. CylCflfl Good, large, 8-room house. j4iUU garage, fruit house, chicken house. One acre Irrigated In clover. Located close In. This price Includes one good milch cow. Terms and Immediate posses- alon. COQftONew 4 -room home, large 0LQ)J garage, nice yard, well located Just out of city limits on Wes. side. This price in clueds all furniture, terms and im mediate possession. (POIftft On Acre Irrigated, four 3wlUU room house not quite fin (shed but livable, garage, located close In on West side. Let's look this over. Alto SEVERAL good Stock and Dairy Ranches priced to selL HARRY LONG. Real Estate S. Rive-side Phone 8923 FOR SALE Good! home electric Iron, er, reasonable. Phone 3670. 52 Ross Court. FOR SALE 15 mo. old reg. milking Shorthorn bull, ready for service. Phone 7290. FOR' SALE Reconditioned Alarm Clock. 217 Apple. WANT TO RENT Two or 3 bedroom furnished or unfurnished house. Al Slmoson, loa LaureL Ph. 2631. FOR SALE Nice ptanoi good condi tion: Phllco radio Console type; kit chen lahtnet: two ft x 13 woo) rugs: baby bed and mattress: htgh-chalr: floor lamns: )ndvs .hoes, sire 4',i to 7: in Inch 2-wbeeled trailer. 415 Western Avenue. FOR RENT Sleeping room, nice and pleasanr References. Phone 23C. FOR SALE Completely Furnished 1 1 acres, modern 2-hedroom house, flrenlace. hsrdwood floors, electric rane. refrleorator, electrlr w-'-r heater, oil beater, cement founda tion and walks, larea enrage, wood shed, launnrv room. ch'ken house and funl"hed cabin Fruit trees berries First home west of traces on Anderson Road in Phoenix. C. R Babb. TODAY 2-BIG HITS 2 James CAGNEY ta The FRISCO KID Plug HENRY FONDA The MALE ANIMAL WANT TO RENT Unfurnished B- rooml or larger. Aamia. oiwuy renter. Reference. Call Jackson Hotel, between t end 8, Reese Gen try. SAVE RED POINTS Buy chickens at Rtversido MarKeu KOttSiers, fryers, hens. GUARDIAN'S SALE of entire house- bOid goods ana lurmsmngs ai nau residence at East end of Alder Street In Central Point. Sunday, May 20. PATRONIZ your local transfer com- pany, operating in iueaiora sine 1919. Davis Transfer & Storage Co., 40 S. Fir St Phone S868. FARMERS, Attention CityTransfer os storage oners you a compiam service in all hauling and delivery of anything. Phone 4664, 38 S. Fir. JUST ARRIVED Steering wheel Spiners. 65c; Deluxe nana anus, S3.38. Combination squares, $ U9. FIRESTONE STORES 314 S. Riverside FOR SALE Easy Ironer. Can be seen at Trowbridge Ct tiynn. DAVENPORT, round table. 4 oak cnatrs, electric iron, a-ourner gasu line stove, Coleman lantern, garden tractor engine, bed and coll springs, 2 iron cots. Fourth house N. of old Court House In Jacksonville. GOOD Family Cowjor Sale. Pha858. FOR SALE Wood range and water tank. S30. no Aunona. FOR SALE Two McCornck-DeerTng Btg o Mowing mecmne. rirsi condition. Phone 383 or 578. Jack sonville. FOR SALE Annual flower plants. 25 cents a dozen. Tnompson, x roue W. of Central Point. Ph. 36x1. WANTED Capable woman for house- wotk I or two weoKs. rnupc eviv, after 6 p. m., Thursday or Friday. Any . time on Saturday or Sunday. FOR KALE 55 Acres? 7 miles of Med ford, improved, county roan ruiw through place, large springs. Heavily wooded. Electricity. A bargain; Also almost new house. Nice Oak shade. SlftOO. See A. F. Flowers, Broker, 205 S. Holly. SAVE RED'POINTS Buy chickens at Riverside Aiartcei. noasiers, nyci, hens. ' NOTICE OF ADJOURNED MEETING OF ME Or UK U wabuw.u TEMPLE ASSOCIATION IT IS ESSENTIAL that EACH SUB- SCR1BEK to ine capital sios wi this Association should be present at the meeting of said Association to be held In the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p. m. tonight. May 17th. to complete the organization and carry out th. plans discussed at the meet ing o; May 10th, DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND. . 1 F. J. NEWMAN, Acting See, FOR SALE 2500 Three rooms, Phono 5403 or call 329 W. Second St., wnok da-VS only. - WANTED Spray Rls on rubber wim 400 or 500 gallon tank. Could use power take-ott unit Phono S204 evenings. fbB SALE ft 73100 Acres, new 4 room house, barn, chicken-house or will trade for city property or what have you? Fred Powers. Rt. 4. Box 373-E. 3 mllca S. of 99 highway In pbck oi ntivy ""i; "" . TOR SALE 193f Nash sedan, only 37.000 miles. Within OPA celling. S200. 33MncStater530. DAUGHTERS of Union Veterans Rummage Sale. Saturday. May 19. at corner of Main and Holly. WANTED Experienced Beautician, well eatbllhed business, good cli entele. Phone 2434 or anoly in per son at Mann'Beauty Salon. WANTED Two bedroom fum., or unl..m. niuso. r". . " - ter 7 pm. TODAY THRU SATURDAY RiDIN' t ROD CAMERON KtJl DORN.ASTOR. GRAHAME STARTING SUNDAY ' YOU'LL HOWL & SCREAM1 PLUS six rr roa UOOHI ... iLAHrrr. .. VESTTaUJfOI iff.,- "j ffnieVnfti Imv'V? lew jr?iTtrtT f AT.!.RBlTTOrl DA nlT EDDIE DEW FUZZV KNIGH1 1 ' XZr RAY WHITELY J . ' VIRGINIA ' CHRISIINtl '"Tlus WBS tWrf IACK HALEY tW- JEAN PARKER ' A " 8ELA LUCOSI V I FOR SALE Pre-war Davenport, fair condition, good springs. UiiB Haven. WANTEl-Fordson tnictor in good condition. Phone 3-0-4 evenings- WANTED for permanent position. Office Clerk, one with typing knowl edge preferred. Phone 2123. MAKE MONEY" by having your burned-out auto generator rewound fo." heavy dulics al Severtn Electric 1303 N. Riverside Signal Station. FOR SAL13 Twin bed Inner-spring mattress, coil springs, vanity No. 00. See at Eads'Call 58'23. FOR SALE Four-room modern house $3000. SOI S. Peach. WANTED Three first-class automo bile machinist, capable of handling all types of automobile repairs, best of working conditions, earnings high. EDGERTON MOTOR CO. 133 5. Riverside BIG PINES LUMBER CO. Offer farmers a saving by using dur able Redwood lumber for flume construction. LetUs Explain Pln. FOR SALE Medium sire tricycle, $5. BOlS. Peach. FOR SALE 9 x 12 building No. 1 Siding, painted: also 1040 Olda. bumper 358 S. Oakdale. BOAT FOR" SALE See at 805 East Jackso:iStreet. WANTED Electric Razor. Must bam A-l condition. Call 5947 or write to E. L. Klncaid, 133 Hargadlne St., Ashland. $2800 FOUR room furnished house, dote to town in good neighborhood. $5250 SIX room house with three lotj. close to school, double garage, good shade good toll. $4750 FIVE room house, close to business district, lot valuable. This house Is modern and will make a good ln- rEmsrnTOLER. Rector. 225 W. oth. Phnne 5fi71 Evenings. R. E. Bobb, 2343. EXCEPTION Alit V" g66D ASSORTMENT Bough boarda and 3x4'i to,lxlJ's LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY CAMERON-MOrTTTT LUMBER CO So Riverside at Barnelt Rd Meaiora - BROODER SElrrtric 100-chlck sire. S3.43. F. E. SAMSON CC OLD SAWDUST for shrubbery. Med ford Fuel Phone 3111 GRADUATION CARDS Send cards of congratula tion to your friends who are graduating this year. SWEM'S Book and Gift Shop NOW! THRU SATURDAY : J. 0 Til , a 4 STARTS SUNDAY i MARGARET O'BRIEN JOSE ITURBI JIMMY DURANTE JUNE AUYSON , Thundir. My 17, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEH ADAH 3 BEAUTY SALON la now open for Business. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Cava Tim, caab and Qaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph S9lt eth and bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us WANTED Rabbtta. any amount, alive or dressed Pbona 3117 Riverside Market INSULATING wall boards, celling tilt also sheet rock Big Ptnea Lumber Co HEAVY-DUTY Carden Hoae. 10.50 per oO ft. length. r. is. SAfflsun WANTED ExDorlenced waitress piyin person mvcrsiqe wruct WANTED Experienced alteration woman. Apply In person. Jacqua Lenox. F1H KOIIGH Hl.OX a SLABS, green big -lmible load MSO Medford Fuel Tel 3)11 W A NTED - Plowing, harrowing an kind ot tractoi work Phone Dl 17 Riverside Market Medford or 78V Central Point NOW AVAILABLE No 1 certigrade red cedar shingle. Big Ptnea Lunv ber Co WANTED Chickens, any kind any amount live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise Phone 2117 Riverside ALT Car on track. Get your need, now. F. E. SAMSON CO. WANTED "Stenographer. Permanent position Phone 2157. . FIRESTONE VALUES: Seven-cup genuine Sllex Coffee Makers. S3.73. 20-plece pottery set, only 15.05; round rflass Roasters, S2.10. FIRESTONE STORES 214 S. Riverside SPRINKLERS Do the Job with one F. E. SAMSON CO. EXPERIENCED Waitress Wanted. Ap ply in person, Berrydal Reatauram, 1 a'ia N. Riveralda. WILL five a good school girl, age 10 to 14 a good home Including cloth ing. Reference. Tribune Box 1337. EVEN Li EITHER STYLE, V M SEED CORN lowealth for early ma turity or ensilage corn. Ben Day Bybrld adapted for local condi tions. Minnesota "13" Oregon Yel low Dent, 9o lb. F. E. SAMSON CO. 8 MM, IGMM Order now. Victory over Germany. Secret rocket wea pons in naming action. Hitler's arm ies battered and beaten. Ander'a Photo Shop. 233 E. Maln. PAINT your car now Body and Fend er repair. We rebuild wrecks Jack son Street Garage, 130 K. Jackson Phone 533. PLANED BLOX Per load, I9.5& Medford Fuel Phone 8111- DRY PINE SLABS Per load, 14.71. Medford Fuel. Phone 3111. SZ3 f 1 A 19 TTki f rniltUIUiLU dnlRI IrllLR I 1 niAmimtrn uiu uiltf ; f ADDS TO ITS GOODNES MONTGOMERY WARD . t i a t - r ft A TOMBOY CAN I Ml Ma 0 III ONE OF OUR PARTY DRESSES C7 f Crltp, froflry royon nt vrlrh full, billowy Mrti 1 1 i lovlthly Mramaxl with bowt ond rostbudt of rtryon orinl h hcavanly thadn of pink, bluo, end aquai SIZES A Ontgomery Ward a is lliah'iiiLj 1
