Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 28, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and nfflrinl Here L. L. Colvllle official from the division of fire control of the regional forest service office, Portland, is in Medord and Grants Pass this week on business. Bike Stolen Donald Landing, Route 1, reported to police yes terday that his bicycle, a Silver King, license No. 621, was stolen from in front of a business house on South Central avenue. .. Meeting Postponed The meet ing of Electa Social club origin ally scheduled for Friday of this week has been postponed until Friday, July 6. This meeting will be a picnic at Jackson Hot Springs. , , , Tire Stolen C. M. Ripperger, 619 Clark street, reported to police yesterday the theft of an almost new Atlas tire, serial No. 9905832, police reported today. The tire was mounted or. a black wheel, police were told. Fire Local firemen were called to The Shack, cafe, 318 East Main street, this morning to extinguish a fire caused by ignited grease under a stove, firemen reported today. No damage was caused, firemen said. Car Damaged An auto be longing to O. O. Hull, of Med ford, was slightly damaged yes terday when it collided on Sixth street with a car operated by James Stautley, according to an accident report on file with city police. Viiitlno Here Mrs. C. W. De Jamette of Eugene arrived in the city last week and is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Milestone, Route 2. Mrs. DeJarnette's husband is sta tioned with the naval air corps at Corvallis. Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs 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. Son Born A son was' born June 14 at Ashland to Pfc. and Mrs. Harold Fawcett. The infant weighed 10 pounds. Pfc. Faw cett, a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fawcett of 1122 East Main street is at present stationed in New Hampshire with the army air corps. At Home Miss Carol Gibson is spending a two-weeks vacation at her home, We-Ask-U-Inn on the Rogue river. Miss Gibson is employed by the Air Technical Service command, western dis trict, of the army air corps at Hollywood and will return there after her vacation. . .. Return Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Stearns and daughters, 522 West Fourth street, returned this week from the south where they have spent the past five days visiting. The Stearns' daughter, Bernlce, returned the first of this month from Eugene where she has been attending the uni versity. Ensign Here Ensign Jesse D. moore of the naval air corps will leave Medford tonight following a few days visit with his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore, Gold Hill, and nieces, Mrs. Derwin Maple and Miss Yvonne Moore, 26V4 Laurel street. The officer will report to San Diego for overseas assign ment. B CHruvi "cenitit I Ob," New Cream Deodorant Safely helps Step Perspiration 1 Does not irritate skin. Does not rot dresses of men s shirts. 2. Prevents under-srm odor. Help op peMpinoon ssfelf. 3. Apure.wnire.tnriteptK, stain less Tsnuhing ereira. 4. No wnting to drj. Can be ud ncht stter sharing. 9 Awsrded Approvsl Sest of American Intnruteof LiunHer in harmless to fibnc. tt Amd tetuisrlf . 39 Alio yx lb. ftRRID PERSONAL Fined George Kerr of Med ford was fined $25 this morning in police court on a charge of reckless driving following a col lision last night on East Main street with a parked car owned by Joe Ben-inn, 801 North Cen tral avenue, local police reported today. Willard Phelon, a passen ger in Kerr's auto, was given a five-days suspended Jail sentence on a charge of being drunk on a public street. Building Permit! Four local icsiaems applied for building permits at the office of the city superintendent yesterday. K. W. Griffeth, 716 Riverside avenue, applied for permit to add to a residence and earn? at a cnct of $200; Lucy Elwood, 711 West oecona street, to add to a resi dence at a cost nf SMU- v. n Scripter, 60 Rose avenue' to' re- sningie, $vo, and Mary E. Albert, to erect a garage at a cost of $350. OF ORGANIZE LEAGUE Mrs. Dee Newton was unanlnv ously elected president of the Jackson County League of Dem ocratic Women at their organiza tion meeting held at the Hotel Holland Wednesday evening. Mrs. Atlanta Naffziger was elect ed vice president and Mrs. Roy seaman, secretary-treasurer. The league, to have chapters In Ashland, Gold Hill, Butte Falls, Jacksonville and other Jackson county towns voted to become an affiliate of the Ore gon League of Democratic Wom en which is an affiliate of the national Democratic Women's organization. Plans for the year's program were discussed with a view to laying a foundation for assist ance of the organization in the 1946 campaign. A resolution urg ing the inclusion of women on the county executive committee, in keeping with the intent and purpose of the Fifty-Fifty law of equal representation was unan imously passed by the organiza tion. A program of patriotic songs was played by Mrs. Rawles Moore, music chairman, who led the meeting in community sing ing. Mrs. Elmer Donahoo, Jack son county delegate to the Young Democratic convention to -be held In Portland Saturday, June 30, was presented to the league and made a brief talk. Court Records Justice Court Jack Hastings Evans, reckless driving, $5 and costs. Jack Luther Porter, failure to stop, case dismissed. Arthur Rafael Corbin, failure to stop at stop sign, $2.50 and costs. Alvin D. Bounds, combination overload, $11.50 and costs. Jim Henry Jenks, driver axle overload, $8.50 and costs. John Jolliffe, traffic violation, $11 and costs. Alvin D. Bounds, Raymond Morrison, Lester Higgins, Jim Henry Jenks, William Francisco, Reggy Drinkwater, William Mc Gowan Hunting, and Lester Charles Gordon, overload, cited. Police Court Gwen Childers, parking across walk, $1 fine. In 1866, Pierre Lallement, a Frenchman, patented a two wheel bike, which he Introduced to the U. S. Americans nick named It the "bone-shaker." Mg The FAMILY THEATRE M(F UC ALWAYS 2 FEATURES HUC TODAY! THRU SATURDAY PLUS 1 r mi Bill 1 I Jerome Prairie Bid Time Is Extended Jerome Prairie, June 28 School directors announced to day that the time on the opening of bids on work of constructing an extension to the Jerome Prairie school has been changed from June 29 until July 9. Jerome Prairie Is district 32 in Josephine county. Uia Mall Tribune Want Ads. Too Late to Classify ??nnABuyi completely Vt). VVU equipped farm, stock and cattle ranch, 548 cret, 4 miles from Medford. Com plete set of buildings creek through land. Some terms. Ideal for horses. Take seven minutes to go out there from Medford. OAAA Buys one of the best equlp yO JUU ped chicken ranches in the valley. Just a few minutes out from Medford. Nice dwelling and complete set of buildings, bhade trees, sunken garden and lots of other nice features. trio cnnBuy ,ine fla QXL oJJ Ranch, 6 -room dwelling, ... , large barn. 35 acres bottom land. All implements includ ed In price. C91 Af!fine of the "nest homes i?l,UUU n Medford. close In. modern throughout. 2 complete baths, hot water heating system, has to be seen to be appre ciated We would like to show you this fine property. Could be made into nice apartments. Can give al most Immediate occuonncv. Trm. Mlir- cre cnicKen Kar.cn uUU In Ashland District. Com- Dletelv Afl'ilnrtnri anA ready to take over. Price Includes about 800 chickens. Owner netting better than $10 a day. We would to Bhow you this lay-out. WE also have listed two of the fineBt and best equipped stock ranches and farms in the Rogue and Apple gate Valleys. If you want something 'big" we have it. Come in and let us tell you all about these fine properties. C09 CnifiBuyB one ' best U&CjOVl) business blocks In Med ford. Piesent owners want to sell and re-lease the prop erty for 5 years with option another 5 years, with a guaranteed income of 6 to the purchaser. If you want a gilt-edged o investment here it is TENGWALD AGENCY. Realtors Holly Theatre Bldg 20 Ft. HOUSE-TRAILER Bob Lee. Radio store. Jacksonville. PATRONIZE yom local transfer eom- fany operating in Medtord since 319. Davis Transfer St Storage Co.. 40 S. Fir St. Phone 2888. COOK WANTED Plain cooking, no Ristry, days only, man or woman, o Sundays. Berry dale Restaurant 1512 N. Riverside. Pjtonejno Hi. WE BUY Used Furniture, miscellan eous articles. We also clean rugs lor a reasonable price. Call for and de liver 3 or more. 26 S. Grape. .Phone 714. FARMERS ATTENTION City Trans fer Ac Storage osier you a com plete service in all hauling and de livery of anything. Phone 464, 38 5 Mr at. WANTED TO BUY Peach spray out fit Phone 31-15 FOR SALE One new, John Deere 12 A Combine, motor driven. Ph. 3145. WANTED Good Automobile mechan ic with hand tools, well equipped shop, good deal to right man. CH AM PS' GARAGE, 3 11 E. 5th. 37 PACKARD 6. Deluxe Coupe, ra dio and heater extra clean, excel lent tires, lots of extras, take pick up or truck in trade. Price $746, within OPA. Champs' Garage, 311 E. Filth. WANTKD Shingling. Free estimates. Work guaranteed. 547 Effie St.. off Crater Lake Ave., at Cook's Service Station. S. S. and N. L. Thurman. FANCY No. 1 Klamath Gem potatoes, last years crop. Oakdale Market. WANTED Hand troners, experience not necessary. Medford Laundry, 30 N. Riverside. BALED Alfalfa Hay (or Sale. Phone 6803. SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Sorrel gelding, silver mane and tail Almost new pre-war Kevstone saddle, $250. Hol combf' Ranch, Shady Cove. Inquire at Postofficc. FOR SALE 14 Acres Crater Lake hiRhway and river frontage. House, garage and woodshed, chicnen house barn, good well, pressure system, 2 fardens, berries. M M. Wright, hady Cove. FOR RENT Three-room furnished Apartment. Call 3584 TOR SALE Nice 7-room modern house with sun porch, and glassed in service porch. Close in. 4 bed rooms large hall, laundry trays, lota of built-ins. good cool place, gas range and gas water heater, nice oil stove for heating with 4 oil barrels piped to stove. Price $4550. Down payment $3000 Balance, payment $26 2H per month. Phone 5076. W. H. Highland. 524 S. Grape. a ) r A A Four -room modern house tJjdUU on Clark St. Shade and lawn. ffOOAA Four-room modern house. JjZUu lots of shade and flowers yvMvv on Aus,in s, CI COn 120 Acrefl near Sterling vldlU mine. 20 Acres in cultlva- tAAA 160 Acres, 20 acres fenced. tJJuuU Six-room house, free irrt Y gation. lot springs, wood and timber. fiQAA 80 Acres, 3 miles west of OlOUU Phoenix. 15 Acres In cul- tlvation. Some Improve ments See A. F. FLOWERS Broker, 205 South Holly FOR SALE Nlcht Crawlers. Phone 5323 or call 1019 W Main. FOR SALE Protective lenk-tlte. pre llned frozen food containers. Pints and quarts. Oakdale Market. Jhe Rip-Roaring West!! TVHf OP ROD CAMERON 1 c TOR SALE Six-foot John Deere binder, pretty fair running shape. Cheap. H. E. Birdsall, V mile 5. and 1 mile E. of HlUcrest Orchards. FOR RENT Apartment. Also sleeps ing room. 1:30 tc 5:30 p. m., 704 W. Sixih. 39"UNCOLN ZEPHYR Coupe $1100. within OPA. Excellent rubDer, good mechanical condition clean through out. No. 3 Holly Court. Ph. JL744. FOR SALE George Lawrence roped" saddle, bridle. Hackamore. 319 B?atty St. FOR SALE Eight acres. Irrigated, in clovet. all lenced, 5-room modern home, bath, service porch, circulat ing heater, electric water heater. Located on paved street near school, bus to hign schools. City water, barn, chicken house, garage, wood shed, family orchard, oerr.es. shade trees, and loads of flowers. $7,500. Termjiee owner at 140 Sprlngbt. rOR SALE Pints. Universal vacuum fillers Oakdale Market. FOR SALE Four-room house with bath, redecorated, clean. Ready for occupancy. Hardwood iloors in liv ing room, fireplace. Some furniture, including elcc. range, automatic wa ter heater, davenport, breakfast set. Garage with cement floor. Newly fainted inside and out. Located on ark Ave. $3900 with furniture, $3750 without. Phone 6545 WANTED Man or woman over 18 to work in grocery store. Call in Eerson at Humphrey Grocery, 534 . Main. REAL ESTATE WANTED I hav s several buyers for property In or near Med lord and would appreciate you letting me know if your place jj for sale. C. H. Williamson, Sales man, Harold Brown Agency, 123 E. Main, fnonc 4440. HARDWARE and Second-Hand store, inculuding building. Price $4800. 40 ACRES 15 acres cultivated in al- water but not modern. Price $35087 C. H. Williamson, obiwuibii, Browti Agency, 123 E. Main. Phone ?448. . GENUINE Universal vacuum bottles. OnKdaie warKei FOR RENT Comfortable sleeping rooms. Good beds. $5 per week. 1109 W. IVlftlll FOR SALE Two oak dining tables, 8 foot extensions. Six dining chairs, leather seats, 2 bedsteads, 1 pair wuven-wire springs, 1 leather bed davenport, 1 dresser 1 circulating heater7 3 9 x 12 cloth rugs, U velvet 2 end-grain). 103 Laurel, Central Point. FOR SALE Bear Cat Hammer-mill No. 2-A mounted, used ie season; also McCormick-Deering stump rake, rubber-tired hay wagon. Rt RADIOS Philco Portable, 2 electric Consoles, A iwuwarjr - Radio-Electric. Jacksonville. TT.";Si7efi ...., lnmKor tall itimfn. sions. Across stree; from Locust Auto court, uoia w. ONE btown saddle horse, 1 yrs. bid for sale. Gentle, cow and rope. Horse Also good pair leather chinks andsriurslnquire 302 S. Grape. FOR SALE 1935 Chevy Coupe, pre war rubber, runs good. Price $350 ceiling $380. Eagle Point Garage. rnone o. FOUND 0"ne cream -colored Cocker Spaniel on Park Ave 1944 license for black Cocker. Pound Master, Lozier Lne. GOOD supplv canvas gloves. 17 cento per pair. Firestone Stores, 214 a. Riverside SOUTHERN style baked beans. delP cMessen style, fresh every day at the market. Oakdale Market. SNOW! THRU SATURDAY ;ii;iM'HH TODAY! THRU SATURDAY jj .d.M ijyppWJj, $f?a MONTEZfe:f hail I ;?ri? TURHAN Mitlt'ft ''2 it n nn 2 PLUS WAKTET TTsed car, 1038 or '37 model Phone 5039. TASTY Potato Salad, ready to go. DeUcateuen style. Fresh every day at the market. Oakdale Market. roR SALE Blue' and gray leather buggy, with pad, good ipringl. Alio sterilizer and bottles. Phone 6639. 202 West Third, FOR SALE Montgomery Ward. 8 In. tilting table saw. complete, with K h p. motor. $65. Leonard Green, 916 rntK nace, no. o WANTED Pear Thinners. Top wages. Call 8081. PHOTOS TINTED Leave pictures at Bob Lee RadtoElectrtc, Jackson- vllle. WANTED Good hay. loose or baled In lots of 10 to 90 tons delivered. Phone 4435. WANTED Shelled Walnuts. Model Bakery. FOR SALE New pressure cooker. Ph. a58. MACARONI SALAD Really a de'ff clous dish, delicatessen style, fresh every day at the market. Oakdale Market. FOR SALE Excellent wood range with colls, mono 3ug. KEEP your house cooler this summer with JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat tens. Call us for information. BIO PINES LUMBER CO. WANTED Some more pear thinners. Medford Pear Co.. Phone J. F. Ar nold 8098. FOR SALE White cotton sacks. Pa. cltlc reea ac seeq CO. WANT someone to put up 30 acres of hay on shares. Also hove 4 Springer Heifers to sell. 2 Jerseys and 3 Guernseys. Phone 8245 Ashland. FOR SALE Purebred Irish Setters and Terrier pups. Oregon Kennel, just north of Big Y. Phone 3948. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, ' Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 5019 sth and Bnrtlett. No Red Tape When You Sell to US. WANTED Chickens, any Kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise. Phone 3117. Riverside Market WE CLEAN RUGS, any size, any kind We call for and deuver 3 or more 36 S Grape. Phone 7244. 42 South Closed Mondays SPECIAL These Firms Cooperated in Making the Silver Dollar Grill One of Med ford's Finest Lynn Brothers' Linoleum Installation Sam Wade Refrigeration System J. G. Creek, W. A. Thompson of Medford Painting & Decorating Go. Mountain States Music Company Frank Clark Woodwork NEW Shipment cotton dish elofhs, double or single. Oakdale Market. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ASSORTMENT Rough boards and Sx's to 3x13 s LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY CAMEHON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO So Riverside at Barnett Rd Medlord Phone 9463 SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riveiside Market. WANTED TO BUY Lawn swing or hammock on stand Tribune Box 438 WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed. Phone 3117. Riverside Market ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON-Permanent Waving a Soeclallty Special on Cold Waves. Phone 3684. 130 N Cen tral LUMBER Lumber - Nails - Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phone 2000 Medford SAVE KED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. COY S CHICKEN INN Gold Hill. Serving fried cnlcken every day ex cept Monday. Phone 331. Under same management. NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 certisrade red -edar shinnies Big Pines Lum ber Co. try this Easy Way to.,. CLEAN DENTAL PLATES At last, a sclsntile way to ct.sn dental pistes and bridges REALLY dn. Just put your piste In a less of waUr. Add a little, oulck setlnt Klemlte. With masic-Mlu speed, discolors tlon, etslns and dentur mJnr vanish til Original clean brightness retnrnel It'e essy, eoonom. leal. Ask your drusgist for Kleonite today. Pharmacy and all good druggists. Central Avenue NOON-DAY Brill Metal Works-Sheet Metal J. W. Gopeland Lumber Bruce Bauer Lumber Co. Lumber William Swartz-Plumbing L J. Lambert Tile Installation John Gupp Furniture Thursday, Junt 28, 194S SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. ANNOUNCEMENT Having fold the Klein tailoring business to Thomas Irvin of Portland, Oregon, In behalf of my mother and brothers, I wish to thank the patrons of my father, Edward J. Klein, for the business given him and wish success to Mr. Irvin. The business hereafter will be known as Irvin the Tailor. O Opposite Craterian Theatre , No effort or expense has been spared in making the Silver Dollar Grill one of the finest establishments of its kind in Southern Oregon. Open 6 MERCHANTS' LUNCH MEDFORD MAIL, TRIBUNE NINE FOR WALE Almost new hay baler. Phone 6380. PASTEURIZID SKIM fftOi ADDS TO ITS OOODNIfS Ralph E. Klein Specializing In Steaks, Chops, Horn - Made Pastries, Variety of Tasty Salads, and Full Course Dinners Half Portions for Children Sandwiches of All Kinds "Fine Food Served As You Like It" a.m. to 10 p.m. TH UI0UT IIUIN9 DIODOtANT