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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1945)
SOCIETY and CLUBS University Sets Rush Week Date For September 9 Plans for the annual fall term "rush week" at the University of Oregon are being completed in Eugene this month by Mrs Golda Parker Wickham, acting dean of women at the univer sity, who has announced that rushing will begin on the cam pus Sunday, Sept. 9. All girls planning to take part in the rush ing period are asked to send ap plications to the dean by Aug. 25. Rushees will be housed this this year in the dormitories, and B ice ib uuiug uiuuu iv de fray costs of room and board and the Panhellenic fee, Mrs. Wick ham states. The traditional "open house" will open rush week, with all rushees visiting each sorority house in supervised groups. Preferential dating starts Mon day, Sept- 10, and continues through Tuesday and Wednes day with a final preference din ner planned for Thursday night. Bids from the sororities will be distributed through the dean's office Friday morning, and girls E. J. PERRY Commercial and Residential SPRAY PAINTERS and DECORATORS Phone 3101 Medford. Ore. C. L. PERKINS Doctor of OPTOMETRY Successor to nr. D eiwood Betterment of Human Vision LENSES PRESCRIBED Ph. 3881 Cor. Main 214 Fllihrer Hid. Central. Medfnrd HOLLYWOOD'S LATEST SENSATION! SET YOUR OWN HAIR In Your Own Home, In a Professional Manner i ' aitoi iSt-jte jftAlVLM Modeled by CAROL DOUGLAS Hollr'oxf MoMon Pfetur. Adrt home use. There are NO SPEC I AL CURLERS ... No GADGETS OF ANY KIND TO BUY! All you need is RUDOLPH'S own instruction book, your comb, brush and hairpins. Anyone who can read can learn how to dress their hair In a professional manner from simple, concise, instructions by RUDOLPH, This wonderful book is yours for only $1 .00. LOOK AT WHAT YOU GET 8 of the most popular hairstyles and how to duplicate theml Easy Instructions on "HOW TO MAKE PIN CURLS!" Basic Professional Hafrstylirvg Information worth the price of the SEND FOR YOUR BOOK RUDOLPH, DEPT. MMIS P. O. Sox 3336, Tarmlnol AniMx, lot Angalas 54, Catff. n fncloMd, elooio find $1. Send postpaid, by return mod, mr booh f Hointyl.f b Pin Curlt bv RUDOLPH, rj (and Mr book of Ha.Mfylol Pin Curls by Rudolph or ntum mo.il. I iftH to poy Poltroon $1 plut C 0. 0. chart. PlIASI PRINT NAML. AODRISt CITY 323 East Main Sc teen ye CHEN YU I !1 accepting them will move from the dormitories into the housei. Freshman week will open Sept. 17 on the campus, registration for fall term will be Sept. 21 and 22. and classes will begin Monday, Sept- 24. Sorority women from Mcd-i ford, planning to return to the University this fall, will leave soon after the first of Septem ber to prepare the houses tor rush period. Sorority rushing in Medford this summer has been informal. An organized Panhellenic tea, at which representatives of all na tional sororities on the Univer sity of Oregon campus will be present, is being held in Port land today. Sewing Group Meets Thursday Mrs. Geogre Frey entertained 28 members of the Nile Sewing club at her home, 820 E. Main street, Thursday when the group met for a covered dish luncheon at noon, followed by an after noon of sewing. The annual pro ject of sewing clothing for the Shrine crippled children's hospi tal in Portland has been started. Next meeting of the club will be held in two weeks, at a place to be announced later, and all members of the Daughters of the Nile are invited to attend. Ncuman Family Returns To Make Horn In City Mr. and Mrs. Lee Neuman, former Medford residents who moved to Bingen, Wash., a year ago, have returned to Medford with their four children and plan to make their home here. Mr. Ncuman was formerly with the Swift company in Medford, and I will be employed by the System Freight company now. Mrs. Neu- mnn i fha Hanchtoi- nf W T Burbidge, 9 Mistletoe, and Mr. I Neuman is the brother of Mrs. I H. W. Wilson, 519 Pennsylvania avenue. Two Cadei Nurses Hera From Portland Hospital Cadet Mary Glascock arrived in Medford Friday for a week- Follow Simple Instructions by RUDOLPH Famous Hollywood hairstylist, fa von a of many stars of screen and theatr. Just released, hit own book, giving his personal technique on how you may set your own hair at homo. YOU WILL FIND IT A SIMPLE MATTER to dupli cate this beautiful hair style and many others by follow ing step by step printed ond illustrated instructions giv en by RUDOLPH, famous Hollywood hairstylist, in this instruction book now available to all women for book alone. TODAY DON 7 OtLAY ! Taylor's PENNYWISE ft I iAt'n into it'Acn You've nvrr hern so attractive hn your tin is veiled with "Cloud silk." Your completion immediately I'Mimri a quality look a fine look that no skin haa erer harl before. And so comfortable to wear you don't know it's there. All shades one for you and you'll love it. -2....LL. .... .a end visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glascock, and sister. Rosalie. Cadet Mildred Kiplinger Is a guest at the Glas cock home, and the two cadet nurses will return Monday to St. Vincent's hospital in Port land, where they are enrolled in the nurses training course. Mistlato Club Host To Grants Pan Paopla Mistletoe club will entertain members of the Grants Pass Royal Neighbors group Wednes day, at a 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon at the Girls' Commun ity club. Jossie Grantham is hostess for the affair. Get-Together Memberi' Annual Picnic Aug- 12 The annual picnic for mem bers and friends of the Get-Together club will be held Sunday, Aug. 12, at the Girl Scout day camp site on Bear creek. Those who desire transportation are asked to meet at the city park at 4 p. m. The club will fur nish ice cream, coffee and cream. Daughters of Nil To Assist Red Cross Members of the Daughters of the Nile are reminded today by officers of the local temple that they are to cut and sew Red Cross materials at the Jackson county courthouse Wednesduy. All members in the county have been asked to attend the all day session which will begin at 9:30 a. m., and each person should bring a lunch. Mrs. Wil liam Young is chairman. Talent Grange Plans Ashland Picnic Today Among picnics being held in Ashland's Lithia park today will be that of the Talent Grangers, who will meet for dinner at 1 p. m. in the upper picnic grounds, above the park store. Those in charge state that markers will be placed at various places to direct the way to the grounds Entertainment has been planned for the afternoon. Former Kansas People. Picnicing In Ashland The annual picnic for former residents of Kansas living or visiting in the valley, and their families, will be held today in upper Lithia park, Ashland. Din ner is planned for 1 p. m., and officers of the local Kansas group urge all who have lived in Kansas at any time to attend. Each family is asked to bring a picnic lunch. Wisconsin Residents Planning Picnic Today All former residents of Wis consin, visitors and their fam ilies, are invited to attend the annual Wisconsin picnic being held in Lithia park at Ashland today. Each family is asked to bring table service and a picnic dinner, to be served at 1 p. m. Coffee will be furnished, accord ing to James A. Wicker, Medford president of the local Wisconsin club association. CALENDAR Sunday 1:00 p. m. Annual picnic for former Kansas residents, upper Lithia park, Ashland. Bring pic nic dinner. 1:00 p. m. Annual Colorado picnic, Lithia park, Ashland. Bring picnic dinner. Coffee and cream furnished. 1:00 p. m. Annual Wisconsin picnic, Lithia park,' Ashland. Each family bring basket lunch and service; coffee furnished. 4:00 p. m. Nevita Chapter No. 93, O.E.S., picnic at home of Clarence Coon near Shady Cove. Monday 2:30 p. m. Womans Interde nominational Cottage Prayer meeting, home of Mrs. Votaw1, 320 Laurel St. 8:00 p. m. Olive Hebekah lodge, I.O.O.F. hall, initiation. Carolyn Edwards, noble grand. Tuesday 10:00 a. m. Navy Mothers club. Girls' Community club. Bring afghan squares. 6:30 p. m. Pythian club pot luck supper. Girls' Community club. Husbands and guests In vited. Hostesses, Mrs. Delia Wal kins and Mrs. Florence Siegcl. 8:00 p. m. Past Presidents, Drugs Ph0- 3479 ie)fcc(tcn IE MRKE'UP $1 U . 1 Z". lima Unl home of May Denman, 1218 W. Main St. Wednesday 1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club will entertain Grants Pass Royal Neighbors, dessert luncheon, Girls' Community club. Jossie Grantham, hostess. 8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum circle No. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft, K of P hall, regular business session. Thursday 2:15 p. m. Woman's Christ ian Temperance Union, parlor of First Methodist church, program and refreshments. 6:30 p. m. Past Noble Grand, husbands and visiting members, covered dish picnic, home of Besse Dyer, 29 Myrtle St. Friday 2:00 p. m. Nevita Social club, home of Mrs. Everett Fa-ber. Closing time for Classified Aril 8:30 a. m- loo Late to Classify 12:15 p. m. Too Late to Classify CCC rtA Country Home, consisting vUOUv of 6 la rue rooms, garare T and other out-buildlngs, fine shade trees that makes the back yard a Natural Park free soil, gar den land Irrigated. Close to bus service. Terms. HARRY LONG. Real Estate O. W. BALLEW. Salesman 1258 S. Riverside Phone 5922 FOR SALE Gas Radiant-fire Heater, 10 units; now adapted for burning Natural gas: easily changed tor any other kind. At present in crate for shipping. Priced at J20. crate and new set of Units. See at 431 N. Central, a f t or 6 p. m. TRUCK DRIVER WANTED Prefer man with fruit hauling experience. We also can use a man to work in mill. Steady employment for man capable of doing work. Phone 3756. . Cj. COMPANY FOR SALE Modern 5 -room plastered house, well built, close in. redecor ated Immediate possession. 704 W. 6th St. WANTED Used Coach or Sedan. '36 or "37 Model. Phone 5039. SERVICE STATION. Store and beer parlor, 5 -room modern house. 20 acres Net Income S450 month, $7, 000 cash. L. J. REED, Broker Central Point Medford. Oregon Across Street from Craterian Theatre FOR SALE Two factory-built Trail ers. First house S. of Jacksonville itghway on Oak Grove Road, FOR SALE Pre-war Davenport and chair, like new. dining set. floor lamp, breakfast set, buffet and end tahle. garden tools. Corner Jack sonville Highway and Arnold Lane. FOR SALE J Cotton Mattress; 3 cot ion Pada child's folding sulky; sniBll wash tub: chairs; handy kitchen cabinet; good pre-war davenport: small chobt of drawers; copper hot water coil. 714 Welch, off W. Jack son. WANTED TO BUY Lawnmower. Ph. 621B- W A NTF.D On, or before Sept. 1st 1 or 2 -bed room unfurnished house or apartment in or near Medford by business couple. Call Monday through Friday, 1 to 4 p. m. Field Studio .Liberty Bldg. Phone 4087 . WILL TRADE 1030 Chevy Coupe. Will trade for older model car. 'i mile north of Big Y Market on old Pacific highway at DeBorr St. FOR SALE Canninff beets, 3c lb. Come and get them, Bateman, I' mile NW of Central Point on Taylor road. FOR RENT Two large fir si floor front unfurnished rooms. Tribune Box 1216. FOR SaLIS Bargain. Immediate pos session, Don't miss this 6-room house close to school. Owner 1122 E. aln JUST ARRIVED Metal grass and leaf rakes. Lawnmower sharpeners. Kit chen knife holders. Double boilers. Padlocks. ACME HARDWARE Main and Grape FOR SALE Gas circulating heater. 4000 UTU. Like new. 124 Vancouver. Phone 5B3R WANTFD China cabinet, 124 Van couvrr. PboneBjje FOR SALE Five or 6 acres sweet corn, ready August 10th. For truck ing to Klamath. Inquire at store at R uctv WANTED Stenographer with legal and bookkeeping experience. State qualifications and salary expected. Tribune Boxlj210, WANTED Nice factory-built tralleF- nouse. r. u. tiox aii. ioia mui. J2500 Cash buys a 4-room modern house cement foundation. Shade, in C entrnl Point Phone 562. FOR SALE By owner, excellent "in crime property In Medford business section. With net rental income re turn over 12 on $10,000 purchase price. Six pre-war rentals. Ph. 3517. Enduring Quality Plus Distinguished Beauty! Thest ara the, two most important con siderations whan sa laetingastona, whathar it ba just a headstone or mau soleum. Part o! our service to you is helping you in se lecting for perma nent satisfaction. An indication of t h a completeness of our Funeral Plan, what ever cost you may decide upon. mm Perl's FUNERAL HOME Lady Attendant 426 Weit Sixth St. Telephone 2675 Perl'i Offer AMBULANCE SERVICE That's Prompt and Dependable FOR SALE Colts' Woodsman Auto matic and C Melody Saxophone. Both In first class condition. Call at 440 Haven. ' FOR SALE 33 Savage pistol: beauti ful antique orivan. (would trade for small piano). Juanita Oswald. Phone 3053. SIX ACRE place on paved road. Rogue Valley bus line, mostly irrigated. Frame house, newly shingled, cook with electricity or gas, pressure wa ter system, new chicken house. 20x 30 barn with mow. Roads on 2 sides. Could be subdivided. Two miles S. of Talent on old Pacific highway, east side of road. Rt. 3, Box 347. Ashland. Look for black and yellow sign. $4500 FOR SALE Well maintained, B-room home, with lovely yard near Junior High, on paved street. CHARLES R. RAY. Realtor. Room 217 Medford Bldg Phone 3903. FOR SALE Old growth seasoned 7 foot cedar posts, also 8-foot and 0 foot cedar corner posts. See Ceroid J. Parker. 610 So. Central. FOR SALE) 5-room house, garage, woodshed, shade trees, small fruit and nut trees, city water and sew age. SI 800 cash. 23 Gibson Ave.. Talent. FOR SALE Rahbit pellet. " FaberT. 34 So Riverside. SEE Frank Zuehrlnger for the best lubrication Job in town. Call 4757. FIRESTONE STORES 214 .So. Riverside Medford, Ore. FOR SALE Beautiful 32acTe rlsncE. 24 acres Ladino clover. This place a money maker. No Improvements, 4 miles S. of Medford. For appoint ment call t2!4. FLOOR MATS Genuine rubber. Heavy felt back. Fits any car. Va rious colors. At Champ's Garage, WANTED Men for packing bouse and cold storage work. Applv In per son. Bear Creek Orchard . WANTED Man for retread shop. Also brake mechanic. Firestone Stores. M edford. P hone 4757 . FOR SALE Turkey pellet. FsbeVs. 34 So. Riverside. BEFORE VARNISHING OR PAIMT ING your floors, be sure they are properly cleaned and prepared, then apply our Floor Seal. Marnot Var nish Flo-Lac varnish stain) or floor enamel. If you prefer you may stain the floor with our Wood-Craft Stain Before varnishing, remember if you start riRht and use any of these types of Sherwln Williams paints products you will end right. Your Sherwin Williams Paint Store HUBBARD BROS. INC. Phone 2 1 89 Main and Riverside FOR SALE Cedar shingles, steel posts, unrationed fir boards. J. W. Copcland Yards, 1763 No. Riverside. WANTED Sma II ski. saw. Call Med ford 444ft or Central Point 244. FOR SALE 35 Studebakef sedan, good tires, good motor. $250. within OPA. See Mr. Jones at Riverside and Jackson Monday at 5 p. m. NOTICF Sirs. Jones will continue making slipcovers after September 1. 200 feet off Crater Lake High way on Butte Falls road, Eafle Point Star Rt. Box 38, Eagle Point, . Ore. MIRACLES of WAR Hear Rev. and Mrs. J. W. SITTON He Is a World War Veteran who has traveled over 75,000 miles in interest of Armed Fortes! Thousands of Service Men Have Been Saved by Prayer TONIGHT -7:45 o'Clock Assembly of God Church II Newtown St G. 0. Baker, Pastor "4, vs'S I' JLiL Little Folks, too, Can Have GLAMOUR In Latast taehnlquas In lighting a spaelal ac compllshmant of our Hollywood-tralnad staff will halp to put raal GLAMOUR In youngstars' photos as wall as grown-ups. Those who photograph you hara at the Ever graan hava mastared the art of lighting right In Hollywood studios with tha stars as thair subjsets )ust so that YOUR photos of your self or your youngstars will be as fine as possiblal HOLLYWOOD MAKE-UP SPECIAL LIGHT i 7 r "tt 40 South Central 4ffon from Get-ton frWefrt Phone 2069 . Medford Open Monday Through Friday, 9 30 A. M. to 6 P. M, Saturdays 10:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. FOB SALE Tour black Pomeranian riuppies. John Holmer. Phone Cen- ral Point 13-X-2. r OR i S A LE Ba by walker. Phone 3321. WANTED Second "hand Metronon. Phone 3321. R E PLACE your broken window glass New glass installed while you wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO. Ths Glass House .p?,n-4 1 12 10th nd Cr"P FOR SALE! Gallon stone Jars an3 jugs cheap. Fruit Jars with bands, 3.1c. Davenport and chair, clean, $33. Call 5Mt) after fl week days; any time Sunday. SEE the grind new selection ol blousts at Leon's cleaverly design ed, jewel neckline and plain white tailored or dress and polka dots, $2.95 to $3.03 . FOR SALE Baby heifer Jersey ' calL ? ' L ,Ra y OokKroye Road. FINE Canning plums 0c. Walter Tolle", Stewart Ave. NOTICC Don't let termites eat foun datlons from under your house. Let ui spray and prevent them from entlng. Phone Pacific Feed and Seed 3413. FOR SALE Few' loads sawdust for orchar ds. Call Fnbers. 4449. FOR GIRLS going to school and for fruit workers Leon's Just received some new loaftcr oxfords and regul- lar snddle oxfords. WANT ED -Day porter. Brown's Cafe. FORSALE To'hifhest bidder, wreck ed '33 Chevrolet coupe, good motor, 3 good tires, good body, except fen den. See Geo. Goodman at Standard Station on So. central. "HAVE resumed Hosiery mending. Luel la Fa wee tt. Phone 4448 . ' K EM -TONE KEM-TONT2 The nationally advertised Miracle wall finish. You may get K em-Tone in any of the beautiful colors for your walls and u;e Semi-Lustre Ename loid or Marnot varnish for the wood work Get everything you need for painting at one stop. Your Sherwin Williams Paint Store. Hubbard Brothers. Inc. Phone 3189, Main and R Iver si de. WANTED Driver and Salesman Medford rue! to. FOR SALE--Sinall Cedar rowboat, 9l7 SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. WE CLEAN RUGS any size any kind We call for and deliver 3 or mora 26 S Grape Phone 7244 TREE PROP HOOKS The Alwyr Co.. Pacific Highway at Elm SL Ph. 3948. ATTENTION Sawmill and Veneer mill workers, apply at our office at the end of N. Central Ave., for po sitions now open. TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. A LOT of brass strips fc In. x !i !n., random lengths also bronze bars and hexigon steel. The Alwyr Co.. Pacific Highway at Elm St., Phone 3948. FOR SALF Purebred Irish Setters. Phone 3948. - ' ' .'...") Their Photos i irMAr O I UUIUO "PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION" Sunday. Aug. 8. 1945 FOR SALE New duplex compressor. taeai i or neavyauiy paint or or chard ipray rift. 1155 JN. Central or call a'i04 or 5427. COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold Hill. ovivuii (iica cnivn.cn sjvery oar ex cept Monday Phone 251 under aama management. KEEP tout house cooler this summer with JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat tens Call us tor Information BIG PINES LUMBER CO WANTED Rabhita. any amount, alive or dressed Phone 3117 Riverside Market SAVE RED POINTS Buy bans at Rivers! de Ma r ket. FOR SALE V-8Blocke and some mo tor parts. Also 2 mechanical henvy duty trailer axles. 1155 N. Central. Phone 3764 or 5427. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Gat Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3019. eth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US- LUMBER Lumber Nails . Rnoflng Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority H. O STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phone 3000 Medford ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waving a Specialty Special on cold waves Phone 2664, 120 N. Central A lr conditioned WANTED Chickens, any Kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise Phone 2117 Riverside Market SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market WANTED Small Pickup truck, fair condition. John E. Olsen, Rt. 1, Box 346, Central Point, Ore. TO MAKE YOU TALLE TO MAKE YOU SLIMN TO MAKE YOU LO a Qoley Si (Vtd. BUTTERFLY RAYON SHEER WASHABLE "Lovely Lady" are the words that describe this dress with its vee-neck-line tied into an enchanting poet's bow. The whimsical print will make conversation. A fall of soft pleats makes a capclct over each shoulder.; Darts, cleverly designed, pare your waist to minute size. It makes the most of your height and the least of your figure I In Grey, Blue, Red and Green. Sizes 12' to 18''. BEMBERG RAYON YARN ITrada Mark Refistared) PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER M M DEPT. STORE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE NOW AVAILABLE No 1 etrUmdi red :edax shingles Big Pines Lum bur Co. BEAUTY SCHOOL SPECIALS Permanent Wave $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $8.00 $10.00 TOLD WAVE no. Shampoo 50t? and Hair Style 500 MEDFORD SCHOOL BEAUTY "CULTURE 239 E. Main PARTS and SERVICE (or all makes ul WASHERS . and REr'HIGKKATORg YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlatt. Phona 2419 lea VJgr lEfc mm
