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

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and To Bay City Frank Rogers, city superintendent, left by plane last night for a four-day business trip to San Francisco. Visiting Here T'Sgt. Leo M. Wagner and his wife are visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wagner, 1021 North Central avenue. Kn Cumins Lt. Col. Ste- i nhpn Nve. well-known valley 1 resident, is now en route home f from Belgium, according to in- 1 formation received by his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Return Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright and family, 60 North Orange street, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldman, North Central ave nue, returned to the city Wed nesday evening from Crescent City, Ore., where they spent the day. Cars Collide Considerable 'damage was caused Wednesday to an auto operated by George B. Rondeau, Glendale, Ore., when it was struck on Main street by an auto driven by James Warren Barlow, Route 2, according to an accident report on file today. Boards To Close Jackson county selective boards No.'s 1 and 2 will be closed on Satur day afternoons in the future, it was announced today by the board chairmen, Guy T. Apple white and Ernest L. Scott The boards will be open from 8 to 5 p. m. on week-days and from 8 until 12 noon on Saturdays. On Furlough T'Sgt. Elmer Ogbora Is on furlough In the p-j valley at the home of his par f -ents, Mr. and Mrs. James I. Og bora, Route 4. He will report at the end of 30 days toFt Lewis, Wash. Ogborn has served over seas for the past 28 months with the first airborne army and wears the air medal with two clusters and the European thea ter ribbon with six bronze stars. He attended school in Talent. Girl Born First Lt. and Mrs. Don Darneille are the parents of a girl born July 4 in Louisville, Ky., and weighing nine pounds, 6 ounces. Lt. Darneille was for merly an English instructor in the Medford Junior high school, and Mrs. Darneille, the former Lavon Davis, was secretary at the school. They left Medford about two years ago and the lieutenant is now stationed at Ft. Knox. Mrs. Darneille's moth er is Mrs. Monta Davis, and Lt. S Fredericks. Aching Tender Inflamed Feet Cat Amaiing Fast Rallef ' Go to inr good drtiftfiit today and cet fen original bonis of Moone'a Emerald Oil. Ths very firat application will give you Elief and a, few abort treatments will orouahly convinca you that by sticlrini faitMully to it for a abort while longer oor loot troubles may aoon disappear. One bottle wc know will ahow you ba vond all question that you bars at laat discovered the way to solid foot comfort. Moone a Emerald Oil ia a clean, pow erful, penetrating oil that does not atain or leave greaiy residue it must riva atlafactioa or money cbecrfully refunded. Western Thrift Store cold Drinks Bandwirbee, Chuck: Wagon Style. EVERY SAT. NITE At the Picturesque WAGON WHEEL Phone 6213 for Reservation! ONE TICKET Admit You to BOTH Merrick's end Dreamland Dances i iVr sere t 7 VUL PERSONAL I Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Bowen, of Salem, are in Med ford today visiting at the local selective service boards. Mr. Bowen is a clerical audit super visor from the state headquar ters of selective service. o a o Bets Home Sgt. Henry C. Betz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Betz of Phoenix, is home on a 30-day furlough after being in the European theater for three years. Sgt. Betz has been serving with the 8th Air Force. Building Permits Janeatte Patterson, 400 Crater Lake 'ave nue, applied for a permit yester day at the city superintendent's office to remodel a residence at a cost of $100. Another applica tion was filed by William F. Wheat, 24 South Orange street, to remodel a garage at a cost of $200. To Florida Mrs. Myrtle Mars ters, 229 East Main street, left by plane yesterday for Tampa, Fla., where she plans to visit for the next two weeks with her sister, whom she hasn't seen for 16 years. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Marsters, son and daughter-in-law of Mrs. Marsters, will man age the Sunshine Donut shop in her absence. Barnes Hera Lt. and Mrs. Curtis Barnes are in Medford visiting the lieutenant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barnes of 20 N. Peach street while on leave from the navy for a few weeks. Lt. Barnes came from New York last week after several months overseas duty, and his wife has been making her home in San Francisco. m m Receives Discharge Ranson Webster, a former ship's cook, first class, in the navy, arrived home last Friday following his honorable discharge from the service and, with his wife and children, Is at the family home. 1Z3 Vancouver avenue. Web ster, who has been in the navy the past three years, was last stationed at Crows Landing, Mo desto, Calif. His father, W. O. Webster, resides in Medford. Leave By Plana Mrs. George E. Walker and small son left by plane Tuesday for Beverly Hills, Calif., where she will meet her husband, an army sergeant, who just returned from action in Bel gium and Germany with the 1614th engineer water supply company. He is stationed at Camp Hahn, Calif., and expects to see further overseas service. Mrs. Walker and son reside with her mother, Mrs. Alma Preston, 729 Dakota avenue. Cars Collide Cars operated by N. L. Gifford, Bly, Ore., and H. H. Moore, Route 2, collided on South Central avenue Wed nesday evening causing damage estimated at $50 to Gifford's au to, an accident report on file with city police states. Another report states that considerable damage was caused to an auto mobile driven by D. O. Hood, Medford, when it collided Mon day on the Grape and Main streets intersection with a car operated by John P. Goodwyn, 314 West Jackson street. 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road DANCING STARTS AT 9 Music by Musical Mountaineers The Wagon Wheelers! for PRIVATE PARTIES SAT. KITE To Ray's Music MERRICK'S BALLROOM a Dancing 9 to 1 DANCE at DREAMLAND SAT NITE Everyone Inv i Sergeant Horn T-'Sgt. Walter E. Bish arrived home Tuesday from Ogden, Utah, and is visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. u. T. Bish, on Route 4. The ser geant will be home two weeks. To Attend Funeral All mem bers of the ladies' auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles are asked to meet at the Conger Morris funeral parlor Saturday at 1 p. m. to attend funeral serv ices for Mabel Bennett. To Visit Mr. and Mrs. John WeiUs, of Eureka, Calif., and their two eldest children, Chris topher and Anne, will arrive here for a two weeks visit with Mr. Weills' parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. S. Weills, of 30 Keene Way drive. On Leave Chief Yeoman Ly man Robinson and wife arrived in Medford Wednesday to visit Robinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Robinson, 18 Haw thorne avenue. The noval officer will report to Seattle at the ex piration of a 30-day leave. Officer On Leave Lt. R. E. Watson arrived home yesterday on a two-weeks' leave from the naval reserve at Treasure Is land, Calif., and is visiting his wife and children at the family home, 322 South Riverside ave nue. The officer has been in the navy three years. , at To Illinois Miss Ora Cox. 1716 Crown street, will leave Medford tonight for Bushnell, 111., where she will visit rela tives during the summer. Miss Cox plans to attend the national convention of the Daughters of Union Veterans to be held at Co lumbus, Ohio, in September. m Ruth Fitch Home Second Lt. Ruth Fitch, PT, Is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fitch, Route 4, on leave from Letterman general hospital, San Francisco. Lt. Fitch, who has been in the army ten months, will report to the hospital at the end of a two weeks leave. LOOKOUT STATION State police officers are today Investigating vandalism of the Buck Rock lookout station near Trail, which was entered some time between Sunday and Thurs day. Police and State Forest Patrol headquarters reported the telephone had been wrecked, a fire-finder and map destroyed radio torn out,, windows broken and several articles missing. The lookout, Melvin Anhorn, 16, route 3, Medford, discovered the act when he returned to his station Thursday. Anhorn had been bitten by a rattle snake Sunday and had come to Med ford for aid and lt was upon his return to duty that the vandal ism was discovered. Because the telephone and ratfio had been damaged beyond use, Anhorn had to walk out a considerable distance to telephone forest headquarters. CHERRY CROP HARVEST ' UNDER WAY IN VALLEY Harvesting of the cherry crop of the valley is now in full swing with good crops reportea in some orchards and others rather skimpy. Canning of cherries, started this week at the Rosue Canning corporation plant, is ex-1 pected to last another week or ten days. Some cherries are being j transported to northern Cali-i fomia points. Bings and Royal Annes are now being picked, with Lamberts next. Black Re publicans have started to ripen. The railways and associated air companies of Great Britain , plan about 100 air routes in the United Kingdom and nearly cs many more between the United Kingdom and the continent, pro viding a comprehensive net work throughout Europe. j Uaa Mall Trlbun Want Ada usic oppatSfaa f, J K . r- v ASM tAcme Telepholo) WAR WORKER Joseph C. Man ning, 99-year-old Civil War and In dian wars veteran, left his well earned retirement to take a war Job at Clearfield, Utah, Naval Depot be cause, said he, "There's not enough young fellows willing to do the worK." San Francisco was the first city in the United States to em ploy women in active police traf fic patrol duty. Too Late to Classify CLOSING TIME FOR SUNDAY WANT ADS P. M. SATURDAY Due to the lane volume of Sun., day Want Alia we tind It neces sary to move the closins time up to 4 p. m., on Saturday. PLEASE REMEMBIRI FOR SALE Good milch cow. 1st road "rat nouse on ... nr. oininii WANTED Job for flat bed truck and driver. Faber'a. Dhone 4449. FOR SALE Electric aewlng machine, perfect condition, walnut case. 1 Helical Ued double bed springs, attel. $8. One mahogany console Brunswick phonograph, $12. 512 Dakota. WANTED Man for grain and1 feed noiciwuK worn, steaay employ ment. Monarch Seed Se Feed. CHERRIES Blnga and Royal Anneii. You pick. 8c and 8c Safe laddera; bring boxea. Field Cherry Ranch. Gold Hill. Ore. SPRINGER Spaniel pupplea. Excellent hunting atraln; purebred. Wm. S. Rose Jacksonville Star-Rt, Box 101, Janney Lane. Medford. FOR SALE Good grade Guernsey bull. H. C. Muir, Rt. 1, Box 194, iicut uniiin v.recx acnoot. ROYAL ANNE cherrlea Phone 4611, 1302 Prune. for aale. WANTED 100 lb ice refrigerator. r-none ipuo irom p a. m. to fl p. m. WANTED Young man over 18 years of age to assist lineman. Will pay 73 cents per hour for 40 hours and Saturday S 13 hours, overtime at time and a hnlf. with expenses paid away from headquartera. Call at western union. ESMOND ft PEPPERELL BABY blankets just received; also ank. lets and sleeveless shirts. LATHAM'S TINY TOT SHOP 328 Mediord Bldg. Ethel S. Latham Lois L. Latham Nui niunan FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES Two SIZCI. dIMS BHOS., 23 N. Fir. FOR SALE 00 lb. Ice box. eoTWeit 2nd 5UART fruit Jan 16U Mistletoe. 30-30 WINCHESTER carbine, flrit- ci.isi condition with ahelU. 10 V FOR SALE Five tont hy'"ln ihock lor 940. tioon quality. u , box 200. f none eon. NOW! Thru SAT! Dick FORAN in "LAND BEYOND THE LAW" Plui "SPIDER WOMAN" with Basil Rathbone SUNDAY QntJi" FOR.IAUCHJ! Plui LON CHANEY CALLING DR. DEATH! 11-OAUGB pomp fun. Kew barrel; with iheUl. 16'3 MUtlctoe. WANTED Heavy duty door tander. Call 7493. Ashland or Inquire at laicni scnooi. WANTED 3 or 4-burner electric range. 325 north 3rd FOR SALE Baby gossllngs. Dobroh, ph. Central Point 1374. COST A brown and white springer spaniel. uog answers to name 'Prince." Reward, dial 0203. FOR SALE 1 spray rig. good condl tion, S100; 1 500 watt A C. genera, tor, $85. Dawson Electric, 128 N. Riverside. BICYCLE PEDALS with heavy RUB BER treads. SIMS BROS. OWNER has ior sale and ready for Immediate occupancy well built 3 room modern house. Newly decor atcd and painted Inside and out cemented well and city water. About acres land. Excellent glace for chickens, greenhouse or errles. Half olock from Jackson ville business distriot. Will make attractive pries and terms. Write P.O. Box 192, Jacksonville. Give telephone or address. Will person- y 'iiuw wi ia property, HO tHA Very attractive subur vlb.uUD Dan home, consisting of ' three bedrooms, large living room with rustic fireplace, coved ceilings, oak floors, dining room, kitchen with tiled drain board, utility room with extra toilet and lavatory, large tiled bath room with shower, worlds of built 1ns, double garage, swimming pool, one acre of land with fruit, shade flowers, rock gardens, fish ponds. Basement, furnace, Medford city water, also own water supply for swimming pool. Owner has pur chased a ranch and Is sacrificing this property. Also ffCQAA 1 710th aerea, Irrigated, ViJOUU clover, garden, six-room , . , modern cottage, fine con dition, barn, garage, poultry house. . close In. Medfnrd city water. Also ffyl C A A Five rooms and bath, eloae urt JUU in. paved street, garage. shade large lot Very good condition. Also Rogue River frontage, one acre or more, excellent building sites, fine shade, garden land with free irriga tion. Also Stock ranches. stonVed and equipped. ELMER HERRIED: Realtor 44 N Riverside Dial 3367 or 3700 5500 1 120 ACRES 5-room nearlv new mod ern home, nice lawn, choice rosea. 3-acre orchard, Darn, poultry house, fruit house, 3 V miles from shopping center. $9500 80 ACRES All alfalfa. 24 Irrigated, family orchard, 4-room home, out building? 55750 LARGE HOME Paved street, near schools, oak floors, 2 heaters, 120 gal. electric hot water tank. Can easily be made Into 3-4 room apts. This home has Just been redecor ated. Can be had on attractive terms and immediate possession. THOMAS J. HIGHT, Realtor 30 So. Central Phone 5397 CONTINUOUS SHOWS TONITE Thru. SATURDAY 10 i WL Fredric MARCH l ft 8 .' s wJ K s? ' ' - CfJ HEAVY DUTY BICYCLE INNER TUBES Thro times as heavy as we orainary time, fuuy guaran- teed. SIMS BROS. FOR SALE Radio phonograph,"' excel -lent tone, completely reconditioned; porch cots, girl' Ice skates, size 5; boy's skates, size 7. Kings Hwy COST Man 's brown wallet. Contents, valuable papers and money, be tween Lunch Box and City Park. Rcturnjo 204 W. Jackson. Reward. Wanted to rent Quiet, middle- age couple, permanent, desires 3 or 3-rm. modern furnished apt. Tri bune, Box 4084. WANTED Tractor or beach umbrella. Fa bers. Phone 4449. ROifAL ANNE and Bing cherries. Sc Ser lb.; you pick. Bring containers. 10 South Ivy. BICYCLE SADDLES New shipment SI MS BROS. . . . . WOMAN to care for lla-year-old child and do housework. Phone 6476. WANTED Two waitresses. Lunch, 23 South Riverside, Palace WANTED to rent by permanent Med ford resident for 18 years, modern 3 or 4-bedrooin house. Excellent care guaranteed. Tribune. Box 733. BUFF COCHIN bantams, 2 months old, $1 pair. They get the earwigs and won't scratch. P.O. Box 192, Jacksonville. FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping room. Packing bouse district 532 so r ir. FOR SALE 24 -ft factory built house trailer for $ti50 329 Jeane t te St. BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES All sizes. Guaranteed quality. 6IMS BJtua., tir. rn, BINGS and Lamberts, good quality. iiu roruana nve. WANTED TO RENT Must have by Aug. 1. 3 -bedroom furnished house; local civilian, fnone aiya WANTED Permanent local people want one or two-bedroom furnished apt. or house. Adults, references. Tribune. Box 4976. FOR SALE Fat'hens Phone 393 4 . FOR SALE Fisher's turkey feeds. ropers, a- ao. Hiversiae. FOR SALE Iodine Vermicide Merck for poultry disease control at .- r?j?.e.r-i'.M. So- Riverside. FOR SALE Bicycle with trailer; good condition, generator. Hanns Meier, CROQUET SETS A few left. SIMS BPOS. . ' WANTED Sawmill help. Good Jobs open, top wages. Gulf Red Cedar Co.. Reese Creek, Ore. Ph. W, T. Poff, Supt, Eagle Point 2315. WANTED Man or boy for work In tire shop and garage. Jennings Tire o., pn. aiifj. FOR . SALE: Piano, library table, oak rocker, platform rocker, floor lamp, 3 dozen chickens Route 1, Box 534. off King's Hig hway. COST One davenport cushion on South Newtown or King's Highway. rnone euaa. FOR SALE Healthy Shepherd collie puppies, 10 weeks old. Special price. One mile, 1 female. 010 Stevens, off Crater Lake, across irom t-ooK a urocery. ELDERLY mnn wants to meet elderly lady who likes to travel. See me Rt 4, Box 273. Call early In morn ings or late evenings. FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES Two sizes. All vou want while they last aims Hnua SATURDAY and SUNDAY ' ! '1 Z" Wm slJaPTUI Ye. U Friday, July 6, 1943 LOST At Twin Plunw In Ashland, lady's gold wrist watch. Liberal reward. 820 w Jackson, apt. Q. PAINTERS DUS. DlS . E. J PERRY, spray palntar nd In terior decorator. Free, eatimates. Phone 3155. FOR SALE Early Richmond cherries, oat hay In shock. Phone 3271), 207 Vancouver. MODEL AIRPLANE MOTORS Now In stock at SIMS BROS. Ph. 3472. S10.500 4 APTS and 6 -room owner's quarters. Income better than $200 per month. 0.e-thlrd down. Garage for 4 cars. Two lots. Close In. I. E. SCHULER. Realtor 925 W 6lh St. R. E. BEBB, Salesman C10 AAA OlOkVVV ranch near Bridge. Ore. T ' House is old but modern with large lawn and lota of shrubs. Large barn, with 7 cow stanchions, 1,000 capacity turkey brooder house, 55 acres under cultivation, 3'i acres good tilbert orchard. Lots of mar ketable myrtle, fir and white cedar. Pltce Is fenced and has a large stream through lt All farm mach ini;ry and 15 head cows go with place. 180 ACRES on Butte Falls road, small house, good barn. Price $4,000. $3650 I acre, modern four-room house. 1 35 acres, near Old Stage road, barn, chicken house and one-room shack. Good well wtthpressure system; also large spring. This place needs to be de veloped as lt has several beautiful building sites on It $3500 , 40 acres, 15 acres In alfal fa, 4-room house, near Talent $4800" rv Hardware and second-hand store including all stock nna minning. C. H. WILLIAMSON, Rilrsman HAROLD BROWN AGENCY 123 E. Main Phone 3446 STEEL WHEELS with rubber tires. Will fit small coaster uBKons, chil dren's scooters, tricycles, etc. SIMS BROS HDAMCE ' SAT. NITE-U. S. HALL JACKSONVILLE FINE MUSIC .BEST of CROWD Coma Out and Enjoy Yourtelfl Dancing 9 to 2 Sponsored by Jacksonville I.O.O.P. Continuous Saturday Starts SUNDAY! EMOTIONAL DYNAMITE! DESTISJG Romanes in Manhat tan! Sha a Lady for a Dayl ... Ha a King lor a NIghtl ' b t ' ; V 1 ANN SAVAGE WKM iLisVwiJ JEFF DONNELL W0 J-JmJr WILLIAM WRIGHT far A 1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NIKE SEVEN FINI lots, close In en water and rewer. Price S2100. 129 N. Riverside. Phone 3463. DON'T FORGET the Livestock Auction at Grants Pass every Tuesday at 1 p. m. Extra heavy demand for dairy cows, stock cattle and hogs. Grants Pass Commission Yards. ATTENTION Eagle and Auxiliary FREE DANCE SAT. NITE ' !k.M. JULY 7 EAGLES' HALL 219 W Main. Fin Muile EEs WANTED 25 USED CARS and TRUCKS. Will pay Highest Market Price. CALL or SEE your Dodgo . Plymouth Dealir L. C. TAYLOR CO. Phone 2965 & Sunday, 1:45 p.m. 'r 1 "I'll l itr i -A B 41 asjH, rr-af AiUJaW.r m TONIGHT Thru SAT. ROY ROGERS in "LIGHTS OF OLD SANTA FE" Plus HI, BEAUTIFUL Everyone Invited 3 8 ----- - ;