LOCAL and
Meeting Thursday Royal
Neighbors of America will meet
Thursday at 8 p. m. at the K. of
P. hall.
Auxiliary Meeting Ladies
auxiliary No. 421 Carpenters and
Joiners of America of Medford
will meet at the carpenters hall
at 8 p. m., Friday, Aug. 3, ac
cording to Lula G. Watson, sec
retary. Ladies are requested to
bring sandwiches.
Visiting Grandmother Now
visiting at the home of their
grandmother, Mrs. H. C. Whit
ney in Jacksonville are Norman
and Clarence Surber, both on
30-day navy leaves after duty in
the Pacific. Norman will report
next to Portland and his brother
goes to Boise, Idaho.
. Eagles Meeting Crater Lake
Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary
will meet Thursday in the
Eagles hall, 219 W. Main street,
at 8 p. m. Bill Lawrence, chair
man of the entertainment com
mittee, has planned a social eve
ning after a short session, and a
dance will conclude the evening.
To Make Home Here Mrs.
Rena Tippin, former Medford
resident, who returned here re
cently to make her home, has as
her guest Miss Gladys McGau
hey, of Eugene. Mrs. Tippin, who
had been living in Portland
while her husband, an army ser
geant, has been overseas, is also
expecting -to have as her guest
soon, her son Tommy Collie,
navy petty officer who has been
on duty in the south Pacific.
In Hospital Pfc. Philip J.
Henselman is now in the army
hospital at Ft. Warren, Wyo., re
covering from slight injuries re
ceived in an army plane crash
last weekend. Henselman was
returning to his station at Ft.
Sheridan, III., after spending a
furlough here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Hensel
man, 415 Edwards street, when
the plane crashed, injuring sev
eral occupants, according to
word received by his parents.
Visiting Brother Miss Betty
Dunlevy of Akron, Ohio, is vis
iting in Medford at the home of
her brother, Sgt. and Mrs. Dun
levy and son, 243 N. Holly
street. Arriving here last Wed
nesday, she plans to remain an
other week before returning to
Ohio, where she is, employed at
the General Tire factory and
makes her home with her father,
James J. Dunlevy, Sr. Miss Dun
levy visited Lake O'Woods Sun
rinv and states that she has been
considerably impressed by the
mountains, lumber trucks and
valley industries on her first vis
it to the west coast. She com
ments particularly on the pride
of local residents in natural re
sources of the area, and the
abundance of food, especially
meat, as the Ohio markets have
suffered a severe meat shortage
in recent months.
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MONTGOMERY
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CALENDAR
Wednesday
6:30 p. m. F. L. club, pot
luck dinner, home of Mrs. L.
M. Hamilton, Arnold Lane. Host
esses, Mary Brown, Georgia
Hess.
Thursday
12:00 noon Nile Sewing club,
pot-luck luncheon, home of Mrs.
George Frey, 820 E. Main St.,
sewing for Shrine hospital. Bring
luncheon service.
1:00 p. m. W.R.C., home of
Mrs. Marcia Shell, 723 Oak St.,
birthday luncheon honoring
members with birthdays In June.
July and August. Bring covered
dish and sandwiches.
1:30 p. m. Women's Bible
class of Methodist church, home
of Mrs. Lillian Harvey, 1307 W.
Main St. Assistant hostesses, Mrs.
Wiley and Mrs. Gile.
At Hillcrest Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald Parsons and daughter,
Mrs. Anne Brady of Seattle are
now occupying their summer
home at Hillcrest Orchards.
Thorndikes Return Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Thorndike have re
turned to their residence on Nob
Hill after spending the week-end
by the "sad sea waves" near,
Crescent City, Calif.
Guests Leave Mr. and Mrs.
John Scott of Pasadena, Calif.,
and their guest, Miss Esther
Clink of Hollywood, left in the
Scotts' private plane yesterday
for the south, after spending the
week-end here as house guests
of Mrs. Scott's sister and her hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V.
Carpenter-
To Alaska Mrs. Francis
Snook and son, Bobby, left the
city today by plane for their
home in Anchorage, Alaska. Mrs-
Snook arrived July 1 and has
been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Jones, 10 Quince
street. Her young son has made
his home with his grandparents
for the past nine months.
To Alaska Mrs. Marguerite
Mills plans to leave Medford
sometime after August 15 for
Alaska where she expects to re
hiain at least a year. Formerly
connected with the Ashland
school system, Mrs. Mills has
taught at Medford senior high
school for the past few years,
serving also as dean of women.
Codding Home Ensign
George Codding, Jr., is now on
leave from the navy at Boston,
Mass., visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Codding, Sr.,
and sister, Gail, at the Codding
home, 1015 Queen Anne avenue.
The officer's ship has just re
turned from duty in the Medi
terranean area, and he will be
in Medford another six days.
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On Furlough Cpl. W. Kasper
is in Medford on furlough from
Camp Bowie, Tex., visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kas
per, Old Stage road. Cpl. Kas
per's wife who has been with
him in Texas for the past four
months, accompanied him here
and plans to remain in Medford
when he returns to his station
at the end of a 10-day furlough.
Hennet Return Mr. and Mrs.
Max Henne returned to Medford
Monday morning from Reno,
Nevada, where they were mar
ried July 23, and are now at
home at 31 S. Barneburg road.
Mr. Henne has resumed his du
ties as manager of United Air
lines' Medford office, and Mrs.
Henne, the former Aurora Bur
clson, will continue her work as
owner and manager of Burel
son's ladies' ready-to-wear store
here.
Sons Leave Yeoman Third
Class Robert, Pfc- E. E. and Chief
Commissary Steward Roy Wat
son. Jr., sons of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Watson, Sr., of Thomas road,
left the city last week after
spending leaves from the serv
ice with their parents. Yeoman
Watson and his wife, the former
Ella Mae Douglas, and is
brother Roy. Jr., left Sunday
for Bremerton, Wah., where
both men will report to the
naval base. The other brother
left the first of the week to re
port back to Ft- Sill, Okla.
FOR SALE
ONE COMPLETE SAWMILL
BLOWER SYSTEM
40 hp., 1800 RPM, 440 volt motor
One 45-inch fan and extrance cone
Approximately 180 fecf of 19-inch discharge
pipe
One 5-inch separator.
TO BE SOLD AS A UNIT ONLY
ALSO one 8-iaw foot operated trimmer.
ROGUE RIVER LUMBER
Rogue River, Oregon . . Phone Rogue River 5
Mickey Devine to Wed
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Mickey Devine, ex-vanftles girl and former wife of Maj. Horace E. Dodge,
at Reno, Nev., dude ranch with William J. Cahlll Jr., New York attorney,
whom she plans to marry. Miss Devine's last trip to Reno ended with
divorce from Dodge and settlement of $750,000.
Woodford 111 J. R. Woodford,
city recorder and police judge,
has been confined to his home
at 526 South Holly street since
Saturday, because of illness, his
office reported today.
Bike Stolen A Monarch bi
cycle, license No. 574, was re
ported to local police yesterday
as stolen from in front of a local
theater. Vern Nikodyn, 304
Boardman street, is owner of the
bike.
From Klamath Luther Deuel,
of Klamath Falls, is visiting for
a few days in the city at the
home of his mother. Mrs. F. K.
Deuel. 1018 South Oakdale ave
nue. Deuel Is employed at Tule
Lake camp.
Lt. Ivie Home Lt. Robert G.
Ivie is visiting his wife at the
family home on route 4, on leave
from the Sixth Ferry command
base at Long Beach, Calif. The
lieutenant will leave Aug. 15 to
report to the base-
McCurley Leaves Lt. Gene
T- McCurley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. H. McCurley, route 2.
who has spent the past week
visiting his parents, on leave
from Camp Gordon, Ga., was to
leave Medford this afternoon to
report back to the camp.
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To Lake Mrs- Donald Clark
and hef daughter, Mrs. Walter
Jones and Miss Jones, and Mr
and Mrs. Charles Voorhies and
children plan to leave Thursday
for Lake O' Woods where they
will occupy the Heine Fluhrcr
cabin for a week or 10 days.
Annual Picnic Nevita Chap
ter No. 93, O.E.S., will hold their
annual picnic Sunday, Aug. 5,
at 4 p. m. at the home of Clar
ence Coon near Shady Cove. All
members are Invited to attend,
and a large star and arrow wili
direct guests to the correct road
to turn off, just this side of
Shady Cove bridge, according to
lodge officers.
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Permits To Build Applica
tions for building permits and
repairs were filed yesterday at
the office of the city superinten
dent by the following: Rocue
River Canning company, 13th
and South Front street, $2,000,
to . build cannery warehouse;
John Ehrk. 908 North Riverside
avenue, $850, erect residence; A.
J. Beaton, 422 South Ivy street,
$600, remodel residence-
LAMB COMPLICATES COUNT
Gillette, Wyo. U.R The Idea
of counting the legs of a herd of
cattle and dividing by four to
find the number of animals
wouldn't work very well in a
herd of sheep owned by M. J.
Hannum near here. And count
ing tails wouldn't do. either. A
freak Iamb with eight legs and
two tails was born in the herd
recently. The animal did not
live, however.
Clostnf time for Cla'iifled A fin 8 3'J
m Too Lata to Classify 12:15 p. m.
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Court Records
Police Court
Hall, drunk, five
Neil
jail.
days
Harriet Snyder, drunk and dis
orderly, five days suspended.
Justice Court
Ray Matthew Zwan. combina
tion overload, S31 and costs.
Lewis Clcning Dusenberry,
overheight load, $2.50 and costs.
Chester Dclaney. no operator's
license, $1 and costs.
William Beard David, no op
erator's license, cited.
Bill Clair Jones, one head
light, no operator's license, cited.
Stephen Abston Garner, pass
ing vehicle without sufficient
clearance, cited.
Charles Omar White, driving
while intoxicated, $50 and costs.
Weldon Frost Biddle, no op
erator's license, $1 and costs.
Walter J. Biair, no operator's
license, $1 and costs.
Emil John Linvik, driving
while intoxicated, $100 and
costs.
Robert Charles Sanderson,
trailer unit overload, $17 and
costs.
State Police
Harold Gene Bettencourt
no
operators license, cited.
Warren James Davis, no oper
ators license, cited.
RAINBOW IN MOONLIGHT
Emblem, Wyo. (U.R) The
song "I'm Beginning to See the
Light" took on a new meaning
for Adam Preis, young Emblem
farmer, recently. Preis saw a
rainbow at night 10:30 a. m , to
be exact. The observer was at
tending a War Bond rally when
he glanced out of a window just
after a shower and saw the rain
bow. Other persons at the rally
cerified the story and explained
that there was an abundance of
bright moonlight at the time the
rainbow was seen.
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FOR SALE Well maintained S-room
home, with lovely yard, near Junior
High, on paved atreet. Charles R
Rav, Realtor. Room 317 Medford
Fid Phone 3902
SERVICEMAN'S wife with 2 children
wishes to share house with service
man'a wife. No objection to child.
Call at HOfl W. 10th St.
t L EEPING ROOMS 148 S. tioTTyT
f OR SALE Full sire Inner-spring
mattress, $1S. Three pairs heavy
lined, green silk pull drapes, 1 pair
extra wide. $25. Phone 2762 after 6.
1210 E. Main.
WANTED Five-room modern house",
close In. Phone 3749 after p. m.
MIDWAY AtrcT10NY"AR"DS"SAOE'
Thursday, August 2nd
150 Head of W. F. Cattle 130.
35 Hrrtd of W. F. cows and calves.
20 Head of W F. Yearling steers
and heifers.
15 Head of W. F Springer cows.
20 Head of W. F. fat cows.
10 Head of W. F. Venters.
1 Registered Hereford hull.
1 Registered Shorthorn bull.
2 Purebred Hereford bulls.
12 Head Hoist ein Feeder Steers.
Large consignment Dairy-type
cattle.
1 Burre Milking Machine. 2 units.
Briggs & Stratton air-cooled
gas engine, pipe and outlet
for 10 cows tnearlv new).
W. J. "Bill" P-ay. Auctioneer.
N. A. Mead. Clerk.
FOR RENT House to reliable civilian
couple with references. 532 N. Grape
Phone ftti3!.
FOR SALE Three-room furnished
house in Eagle Point. $1500. W. R.
Holman. Phone IM20. Evenings 3205.
FOR RENT Two-room Apartment,
adults only. 012 S. Central.
FOR SALE Servel gas refrigerator.
a aouui Harnemirg Koad.
FOR SALE 22 Revolver with Sam
Brown belt. Bridge lamp, walnut
cedar chest, overstuffed living room
chair, toidy seat and haby shoes.
Sizes 4a to Bla Call 5343.
AUGUST FUR SALE
THREE-DAY Sole of Fur Coats, Au
rust 4th, 3th and 6th. Several hun
dred coats to choose from. All popu
lar furs, styles and sizes complete.
Open evenings until 8 o'clock.
SOWERS' FUR SHOP
Grants Pass, Oregon
WANTED Middle-aged woman or
mun to do Janitor work. Convenient
hours, good salary. See Mr. Hayes
at The Bohemian Club.
WANTED Girl or middle-aged worn'.
an fur housework. Two in family.
Good wages. 311 S. Grape
WANTED'TO BUY French doors. Ph.
5f45
FOR AN AUTO OR PERSONAL LOAN
See
THE OREGON FINANCE CO.
43 South Central
A Pioneer Firm
Remember
We Want to Make You a Loan
DON'T WORRY about moving. For
complete service, phone 4664. City
Troniter & Storage, 38 S. Fir
FOR" SALE: Wood or coal range with
coils A bargain at $13. i-H P. gas
enrine, only $5 Come aJ see 'em,
102 Portland Ave.
FAHMKKS ATTENTION for fast de
livery or quick move of heavy ma
chinery. Phone 2888 Davis Transfer
A Storage Co.. 40 S. FirSt.
REWARD Offering $f00 to anyone
giving information that will lead to
the ii rest of the person who shot a
Collie dor belonging to Mrs. Her
man Burgoyne, in the Roxy Anne
uisr, recently, rnone ania
10730 IVell constructed suburban
home, ne acre, hollow-brlck-ttle
construction, tile roof, Venetian
blinds. Dersonaltzed linoleum floor.
laundry room. 0 x 20 garage. First
house north KMED, Ross Lane. Ph.
6881.
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5rS', OH TOUR BIT PARADEI .; ' STi ,:
WANTED TO TH ADE Pre-war bal
loon tired mans bicycle for girl's
bicycle. Phone 3261 .
WILL share a ride to Bend. Oreron
about Saturday. Room 63, Crater
Hotel.
FOR SALE Canning Beets. Come and
get them, 3c lb. Delivered 5c lb.
Bateman, ! mile N W. of Central
Pojn t on JTa y lor road.
FOR SALE Collapsible baby buggy,
steel frame, $13. Used one month.
133 ri. ivy.
rOR SALE 19 Feeder Pigs. 100 to
12"JblLs- L. Johnston. Applegate.
FOR SALE T5 head of Dairy stock"
heifers and cows 3 miles N. of Cen
tral Point, Highway 90. W. H. Pen
Jnger. WANTED To find home for black
fen tale kit t en. Phone 6'47 .
WANTED Feeder hot's, weights from
40 to 123 lbs. Phone 2448.
FOR SALE3T Good quality alfalfa",
bfiled J. G. Dobrot, 1 mile N. of
Central Point. Phone 13x4.
WANT E 6 TO BUY One acre, more
or less, with or without house on
Loer Lane or vicinity. 808 W.
Jackson, Apt. 5.
FOR SALE One pair sirs 7'a English
wading pants, trail
FR EE Scrap lumber. See A. W. Walk-
er:427E.Main.
FOR SALE Single bed, $4, crib, $6
Phone 3703
FOR SALE: Exceptionally fine piece
of property on East Main St.. con
sisting of 4 lots. 3-bedroom house
facing Main, and on corner, one ex
tra lot on Main St.. others on Wil
lamette. This property is going to
be soid to the highest bidder; out of
state owner says sell, so get on the
lob. Number of house. 1122 E. Main,
large walnut trees, cherry trees, al
monds, prunes, apples, berries and
grapes. Lovely lawn and back yard.
Immediate possession. Phone 2721,
Office 427 E. Main, A. W. Walker,
Real Estate.
FOR SALE Whltewood bedroom set,
complete with springs and new inner-spring
mattress. 30. Davenport
and chair. $30. Two kitchen chairs,
fruit Jars with bands. 40c; child's
roller skates; toboggan sled; other
articles. Call after 6 p. m., 510 b.
Grape St.
WANTED Orchard foreman for 30
acre pear orchard. Located near
Phoenix. Orchard is free soil and
easilv worked. No house furnished.
In applying state aRe, and previous
experience. Tribune Box 3374.
ATTENTION Sawmill and Veneer
mill workers, apply at our onioe ai
the end of N. Central Ave., for po-
SltlO'iS now open.
TIMBER PKODUCTS CO.
RENEW the natural beauty of your
floors, with our 'Handy Sandy
floor aander. lt la easy to ui, quiet
and absolutely dusiless.
ACME HARDWARE
Main and Grape
SEMI-LUSTRE produces a satin finish
that covers well and Is washable. It
is made In beautiful colors and can
be used In any room In your home
or office Use it for walls and wood
work and enjoy the pleasantness
that comes from blends of color that
have been developed by color artist
of the Sherwin-Williams Paint Co.
You may obtain Semi-Lustre at your
Sherwin-Williams Paint Store, Hub
bard Bros Inc. Phone 319. Main
and ft iverslde.
WANTED Two bedroom furnished
house by Aug 1st tor couple and
baby Permanent Box 132 Trlbuna
WANTED Sheep pasture, good grain
stubble, lotus, clover or alfalta. Call,
write or phone V. 1. Phillppl. co
Merrlck i Motor Inn. Phone 2S3V
WE CLEAN RUGS any sue, any kind"
We call for and deliver 1 or mora
28 S Grape Phone7Z44
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
ASSORTMENT
Rough board! and 3s4'a to SzlS's
LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY
CAMERON-MOFF1TT LUMBER CO
So Riverside at Barnett Rd
Medford Phone B4(IJ
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FOR SALE 30-40 Craig, good condl-
tion.120 N. Central. Barber Shop.
KEEP your house cooler this summer
with JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat
tens Call us tor information
BIG PINES LUMBER CO
WANTFD Rabbits, any amount, alive
or dressed Phone 2117 Riverside
Market
SAVE KED POINTS
Riverside Market.
Buy hens at ,
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WANTED Chickens, any kind, any
amount, live or dressed, laying hens
or otherwise Phone 2117 Riverside
Market
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Permanent
Waving a Specialty Special on cold
waves Phone 2ti(i4, 120 N. Central
Air conditioned
ROW AVAILABLE No 1 certigraTe
red oedar shingles Big Pines Lum
ber Co
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time. Cash and Gns
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph 3fif 8th and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to US.
LUMBER
Lumber . Nails Roofing
Dry Flooring and Siding
Low Priced No Priority
R O STEPHENSON CO.
Court and Mc Andrews Road
Phone 2000 Medford
SAVE BED POINTS Buy hen, at
Riveiaide Market
FOR SALE KeKR'f "Y" Cafe, June. !
lion of Hlshwavs 97 and 09. Weed.
Calif Fully equipped. Gns and elec- 1
trie ."ansea. excellent re-lrmcration '
fining business Selling because of
lllneu Contact owner, M. J. Kegg. !
Boy 424. or Phcni 323, Weed. Calif, j
SAVE RED POIN's Buy hem ai
Riverside MarUl I
WANTED Dr'tver and Salesman
Medford Fuel Co. I
Notice to Packing House Workers
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We are accepting applications for all types of
Packing House work.
You may register at either Packing House
or Office
ASSOCIATED FRUIT CO.
PACKING HOUSE
Phoenix, Oregon
Lee Marriott, Foreman
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COY'S CHICKEN rNN Cold Hill,
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TOMATO
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For Sale Immediate
Delivery
Made Up 20-lb.
Cleated Tomato Lugs
Refer Fruit Co.
327 So. Fir
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