Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 19, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEAT IN HEAT was placed outside a local res- Texarkana, Tex. (U.R) It Is! taurant: "The Place to Meet and said that advertising pays big! Eat In Heat 20 Per Cent Cruel dividends. The following sign I ler Inside." Let Us Be Thankful for V-E DAY and V-J DAY But v-s (Victory over Sin) DAY? "Today if ye.will hear his voice, harden not your heart." Apostolic Faith Church N. Central at 3rd St. The Sunday Services 1 1 A. M., 3 P. M., 7:45 P. M. Tuesday and Friday, 8 P. M. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. No Collections Society and CLUBS D. D. Davis Named Nebraska Leader At Annual Picnic D. D. Davis of Medford was elected president of the Southern Oregon Nebraska association for the coming year, at the annual picnic meeting of the group in Lithia park at Ashland last Sun, day. Other officers elected were Mrs. M. S. Mallory, Medford, vice president, Mrs. Clayton Wal ker, Medford, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. W. D. Morgan, Ash land, assistant secretary. Mr. Davis succeeds T. L. O'Harra of Ashland, president this year of the former residents of Nebraska now living in south ern Oregon, and chairman of the picnic Sunday. The dinner serv ed at noon was followed by a program including group singing led by Mrs. Morgan with Phyllis Downing accompanying. Talks 323 East Main Taylor's PENNYWISE Drugs Phone 3479 Scieen ycul &n'n info titecn icifccion CHEN.YU f V . ... ;v. CUKE MFJKE-UP You've never been so attractive as when your slin !s veiled with "Cloud silk." Your complexion immediately assumes a quality look a 6ne look that no skin has ever had before. And so comfortable to wear you don't know it's there. All shades one for you and you'll love it. s2 B.fill. S1.SJ (7m iMfa) were given by the Kev. Earl F. Downing and Mr. Davis, Donald Kerr played several accordion numbers and Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. Mallory sang "Nebras ka Land." Prizes were given to Mrs. Hill, the eldest lady present, Mr. Jack son Gyger, eldest man, Karen Roasch, youngest person attend ing, and to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Putnum who had the largest family. Next meeting of the associa tion will be held at Helman Baths in Ashland on the second Sunday in August, 1946. Rebekahs Guests At Picnic Monday . Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dyer were hosts to members of Olive Re bekah lodge and their husbands at a covered dish picnic dinner at their home. 29 Myrtle street, last Monday evening. Dinner was served in the yard at 6:30 o'clock by a committee composed of the Mesdames Grace Luman, Nettie Smith and Agnes Furch, and accordion music was furnished by Jim Lurfian. Mrs. John Feilcr gave two readings, and a program of games was conducted by the Mesdames Lillian Peterson, Edith Watson, Margaret Davis, and Emily Conrad. Conklins Hosts At Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. George Conklin, 26 Portland avenue, entertained at a dinner Thursday evening of last week in honor of their son, Virgil, home on leave from the San Diego naval base, and a group of his friends. The navy man returned to California Sun day and vill be assigned. to a hospital for further training. He u'ne nrrnmnanied bv his two younger brothers, who will spend two weeks visiting rela tives in California. Guests at the dinner were Wayne Hite, James Worthing toni Fred Newton, Arthur Dur rell, Howard Lehmann, Edward Conklin, and Richard Conklin. Fidelity Circle Meets on Tuesday Members of the Fidelity circle of the First Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. E. Chew, 1404 West Main street. The business meeting, presided over by Mrs. Robert Taylor, in the absence of Mrs. Frank Fangcr, Jr., was pre ceded by a testimony meeting. Miss Gladys Bond had charge of the program, which followed the study of St. Paul's saluta tions and prayer In the first chapter of his letter to the Philip pians. Assisted by Mrs. Verga Craig and Mrs. Robert Taylor, the hostess served refreshments to 19 members and guests. !M itArfci mi IBECSI I J flp Jl W H3 V7 -T feTM -$Ju 7 j MWk$kZmm$ S 1 MM J Brisfig Yoise1 Meighlioi1 To the Sale YouVe Waited Wovl . Bigge and Better Thaw Ever! . Pay Ceiling Pirfce o One Get A Seeond Gar menf f of 5c! Mope! COATS Make a complete outfit by buying a coat at ceiling price and (electing a dress for Presses. 5c A dress for drest-up at ceiling price. Street dresses and eve ning dresses for only ceiling price plus 5 c SUITS Select a suit at ceiling price and select a coat to complete your 3-pc. outfit for 5c BLOUSES 0 SLACK SUITS JACKETS HAND BAGS SWEATERS Millinery&Summer Shorts & Playsuits Mats going at $1-$1.98 ADRIENNE'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 214 East Main Gillespies Leave Soon For New Army Station Capt. and Mrs. Robert Gilles pie, who have made their home at 236 N. Oakriale avenue, in Medford since last January while the doctor has been stationed at Camp White, plan to leave the city the first of the week for Oakland, Calif., where Capt. Gil lespie will be stationed. The couple originally made their home in New Orleans, La. They have been entertained at several affairs the past few weeks. Francis Family Leaving After Visit In Medford Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Francis and daughter, Joan, plan to leave Medford this week to return to their home in Portland after spending the past two weeks here. Mr. Francis, formerly Jackson county 4-H club agent, has been transacting business, and the Francis' daughter has received medical treatment. The family formerly lived in Med ford, and several friends have en tertained In their honor during their visit. CALENDAR Monday 1:00 p. m. Past Matrons club of Adarel chapter No. 3, home of Mrs. V. T. Wilson, Janney lane. 2:30 p. m. Woman's Interde nominational Cottage Prayer meeting, home of Mrs. R. L. Taylor, 220'i.Laurel street. 8:00 p. m. Olive Rebekah lodge, l.O.O.F. hall, business and social meeting. Wednesday 12:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, covered dish luncheon, Girls' Community club. Hostess, Josic Grantham. Uso Mail Tribune Want Ads. Too Late to Classify EXCHA NGE your old auto generator for heavy duty rewinds. Guaranteed one year. Cheapest price. Severln Electric. Signal Station, 1303 No. Riverside. FOR SALE H. P. slnele outboard motor Applebaker Bros.. Phone 621, Jacksonville. BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES Med ford headquarter. SIMS BROS., 33 N. Ftr. W A NTED Pear pickers, Webster Ranch, 1 mile North of Jacksonville. Phone 6953. W ANT hD Stenographer, local resU dent preferred. Permanent position. Phone 323t extension . BICYCLE CHAIN GUARDS AU metal, pre war jinallty. SIMS BROS. FOR SALE 410 3ahotlever action. i'2 gauge Winchester pump. 12 gaufe Martin pum p. 37 Sou t h Holly. BICYCLE PEDALS Hoavy rubber tr e a ris SI M Sl R OS BICYCLE PEDALS" now only B0c per .pair. Refular (1.25 value. SIMS BROS. W ANTED Ex-lst Sgt. wants posi tton with future. Not afraid of work. Physically A-l, married. Does not drink. P. O. Box 1181. WHEELS Steel wheels with rubber tires to repair coaster wagons, scoot crs. tricycles . etc. SIMS BROS. BICYCLE TUBES Grade 1 In-all sizes. Heavy duty In 26" balloon size. SIMS BROS., 23 N. Fir. SPECIAL Friday, Saturday and Monday, 10 discount on phone or ders $2 or more In Medford Fuller Brush Co.. Phone 4914. FOR SALE Oil circulators, the con venient. efficient type of heat. A modem luxury within your financial reach First come, first served. No rationing now. F. E. SAMSON CO. WANTLD Man to work In Parts De partment. Experience not necessary. Good opportunity for advancement. Permanent employment. L, C. TAYLOR COMPANY 112 S. Riverside CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Ttma. Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3919. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When Vou Sell to US CAN arrange to paint your house lni" medialely during the next 30 days. Free estimates. Call L. and K. DecotHting Co.. 5420 after 6 p. m. Sunday, Aug. 19, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waving a Specialty Special on cold waves Phone 2664. 120 N. CentraJ Air conditioned ATTENTION Sawmill and Veneer mil) workers, apply at our office at the end of N Central Ave., for po sitions now open. TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. TREE PROP HOOKS The Alwyr CO.. Pacific Highway at Elm SL KEEP your house cooler this summer with IM Rock Wool insulation Bat tens Call us tor Information. BIG PINES LUMBER CO. USED CARS Lots oi Them Largest Stock In Southern Oregon. Sea Us Before You Buy or Sell 1 N SHULTS N Riverside between 4th and 6th SAVE RED POINTS Buy bens at Riverside Market. WANTED Rabbit, any amount, allva or dressed, Pbona 2117 Riversida Market WANTED ChtcKent. any kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying nana or otherwise Phone 2117 Rlversid Market WE CLEAN RUG& any size, any kind. We jail for and deliver 1 or mora. 26 S Gra pa Phone 7244 ' COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold Hill, Serving fried cnlcken every day ex cept Monday Phone 251. Under a me management. NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 certlgrada red edar shingles Big Pines Lunv ber Co : SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. For Fin Flavored TOMATOES Eating. Canning or Julc COOK'S GROCERY 630 Crater Lak Hd. Ph. 3294 SIR Lumber . Nails . Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO Court and McAndrewi Road Phona 2000 Medford OIL HEATERS. Circulators, floor fur naces. overheat circulators. No ra tioning. Buy tha best. Get a Spark at Samson's. LUMBER Rourh Uonrds and Dimension WITHOUT PRIORITY Also REDWOOD and CEDAR FENCE POSTS Nails Roofing CAMERON - MOFFITT LUMBER CO. So. Riverside at Bnrnett Rd. Buy hens at SAVE RED POINTS Riverside Market fit? y.iJssaii ' " Paas i !v 1 I - Taste, odor, color or hardness Our LCD Line of Equipment will solve, completely, any water problem at a cost of less than one cent per day. Long Life' Simple to Install niiiitm - iiiiikti 11111111 For Economy, Health and Better Living . . . See your water "doctor, Today . . . ACME HARDWARE CO. Main & Grap $15,000?: ?9Cflbuyi two bedroom house. V--JuU basement, shade and n . . M close in. Central , i"ini. irrma. buys 47 acre. 25 tn al falfa and clover. Larre barn nH eh Irlr on knnt Modern Fix room house. Tractor and farm machinery, 14 rood cows, hull, milking machine. Milk sales 3O0 a month. Terms. Close to Central Point L. J. Reed, broker. Central Point or Medford across from Cra terlan WANTED TO RENT S or 3 hedroom house by reliable civilians. Phone I .tki n. uaruett. NEARLY NEWMan'a fine winter j black Kersey overcoat, size 3R-40. Iady's winter coat, size lfl. silver I fox fur, also antique alabaster cruel i fix cnndle stick aet. 18 Hawthorne 1 Apt. 2. i SLIP COVER Tailor made. Will pick up and deliver. Nell Jones, Crater ! Lake-Butte Kails Road, Box S8, EnRle Point, Orcg. FINE SET of golf clubs and hag. 8 clubs, some golf balls. This Is a bar rain. Dinette table and 2 chairs, : chean 18Hawthorne. Apt. 2. HOLDING COMPANYwUiiell their stock In 14 new modern homes, 2 duplf xes and one fourplex. This shows a good Income on the money invested C. H. Williamson, sales man Harold Brown Agency, 123 E. 1 Main. Ph. 3446. ; FOR SALE Canned fruit. Jelly, ice box, kerosene cabinet stove, hose, I screen door, furniture, curtains, fruit jars, mower, electric Iron, ev- erythtng.704 W. flth. (OR SALE Old growth seasoned 7- 1 foot cedar posts, also 8 foot and 0 'foot cedar corner posts. See Carold 1 J. Parker, fllO So. Central. MAN WANTED With Hnmmermlll i and feed mixing experience to work wilh our miller. This la a good op. ! port unity for a young man. Phone I 3750. 1 T. E. SAMSON COMPANY FOR SAL15 Cheap, good cook .stove I with hot water coil, 102 Portland 1 Avrtvie. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa, oai, oat and vetch hay. Priced reasonably. Phone 4 :;. FOR SALE Wood heating stove. Call SundnyJ28 Quince St WANTI.D Box maker and press man for Parker machine. Bear Creek Or chard. FOR SALE Table Model Separator. O R Benton. 3d Berrydale. WANTED Cook, plain rook I riff, no niftht or Sundav work, best of wages Phone tnio Berrydale Restaurant, N. RlverstdcJ TRL't'k DRIVER " and also Helper Watittd Prefer men with fruit hauling and grain handling experi ence. Phone 37Sfj. rE. SAMSONCOMPANY FOR SALE Wood clrculatlnglieafer. dish up board, garden hand culti vator electric fence controler and miscellaneous articles. 315 Oak tit. Central Po i n L HEPl ACE your brnen window "glass New class installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWOKK CO Tha Glass House Phone 4 1 13 10th and Qrapa ATTENTTbrT FARMERS ' We have a limited supply of 18 uper-phnsphate. Jackson co. feed Court and McAndrews ? Arc you newcomar In Medford? Wa will ba happy to arrange tor tha traniiar oi your house hold goodi Insurance from your old to your new homo. Our tarrlc la complt-mantary. rA in tf'JA'Moimes Nagengy I KA Whart Insurance ! Builnasi, Not a Sideline 203 Medford Center Bldj. Tel. 4444 V2 PRICE SALE m on ROBES Mm. ifw .) ) i 3 ') Her It another one of our popular HALF PRICE tales on lovely robot. In many styles bright floral patterns and plain colors. Come In and see for yourself what outstanding values they are! O Rayon Shantun O Quilted Cotton O Rayon Satin O Terry Cloth O Cotton COATS We have SEVEN lovely 100 Wool Coats loft at exactly HALF the original prices. Fitted and Chesterfield styles and two of these coats are fur trimmed! DRESSES HURRY while there are still some of these dresses left at only HALF PRICE. We have added tome more dresses to our collection to give you a wider variety. Come in today! PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER H DEPT. STORE