Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 18, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and PERSONAL f Debj To Meet Delta Debs will meet tonight at eight o'clock at the home of Ann Con voy 2U1 Crater Lake avenue. 4-H To Meet Members of the Roxy Anne 4-H club will meet st the home of Mrs. i-enman, Buckshot Hill Road Sept. 20 and are asked to bring their record books H. E. C. to Pienle Jackson ville H.E.C., will hold a picnic In Ashland park tomorrow noon. During the meeting plans will be made for "booster night" and for a dinner for pioneers. e In Hospital Mrs. Elsie Grove, 301 North Peach street, is in Community hospital convalesc ing from major surgery per formed last week. She Is not as vet permitted to have visitors. Mrs. Grove is a stenographer for Neff and t ronnmayer. Gardeneri To Meet Jackson ville Garden club will meet Thursday in the U. S. Hall on Mail: street to hear Mrs. L. G. Centner of the Medford Garden club speak on spring flowering bulbs. Members are requested to bring their own chairs. To Clinic Mrs. Allan F. Per I ry, 513 Park street, and Mrs. Richard Payne, Coker Butte Road, left this morning for Port land with Mrs Perry's father, M. G. Mordoff. 217 South River side avenue xwho will enter a Portland hospital for medical care. Visitor Leaves Mrs. M. D. Tresham of Spokane, Wash., who has been visiting her mo ther, Mrs. Viola S. Dunlap of 416 laurel street for the past 1 seven weeks, left last week for San Francisco . From there she will ail for Honolulu to join her husband and the couple will make their home in that city. Advanced Stanley E. Rob bins, 21, Gold Hill, has been ad vanced to the rating of radio man, second class, according to a dispatch from the navy. He is a member of the crew of the escort carrier, USS Savo Island. In the navy since May of 1943, Robbins saw nearly every major assault action from the Palaus to Okinawa, including three initial landings in the Philip pines and the historic battle for Leyte Gulf, the dispatch states. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Robbins, Gold Hill. S. M. WADE Commercial and Domestic Refrigerators Repaired 5302 Phono 4104 CALENDAR Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Graduate Nurses association, District Four, home of Mrs. Frederick Snook, 1104 Queen Anne avenue. Mrs. C. R. Richmond assisting hostess. Busi ness meeting. Thursday 12:00 Noon Nile Sewing club, covered dish luncheon at home of Mrs. I. D. Canfield, Aloha Ranch, Coleman Creek Road, sewing for Shrine hospital. 2:00 p. m. Alpha Delta class meeting and party iri Fellowship hall. First Christian church. Orr Away Albert E. Orr of Weeks and Orr Furniture com pany is spending a few days in Portland transacting business. Theater Group To Meet Of ficers and members of the Med ford Little Theater group are asked to attend an important business meeting at the Outpost Thursday at 8 p. m. Corporal Here Cpl. Lee John son of the 353rd Engineers is in Medford to visit friends. The corporal, who recently returned to this country from overseas duty in the Pacific war theater, trained at Camp White in ,19-;2. His home is in Alabama. Son Is Born News of the birth of a son to Specialist 1c and Mrs. Clyde C. Fichtner of Oakland, was received last night by the grandfather, Carl Ficht ner, 613 South Holly street. The couple, now residing in Oak land while he is stationed with the navy at Treasure Island, also have two daughters. In Hospital Twyla Newbry, daughter of Mrs. J. C. Wilson, is now recovering from an ear operation performed recently at Green s Eye Hospital in San Francisco. Miss Newbry's sis ters, Nellie Snider and Goldie Hubbard, were in the bay city to be with her. Miss Newbry's address is- Green's Eye Hospital, Room 229, Bush at Octavia streets. Recovering Louis Kobcl, trainman for Southern Pacific railway out of Roseburg, was re ported in good condition at Sac red Heart hospital today follow ing injuries 'sustained yesterday afternoon in a fall near the Med ford corporation freight yards. Kobel reportedly suffered face lacerations and bruises on the back and arm when he fell be tween two freight cars as they were being detached. He was walking along the top of the train. He was rushed to the hospital by Conger-Morris am bulance. HOLLUP APPOINTS Authorized Distributor for Southern Oregon of HOLLUP "SUREWELD" ELECTRODES f I NCE li ! O O " J WITH A COMPLETE STOCK IN GRANTS PASS CHECKERS WANTED GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES Apply in person it either Safeway Store in Medford a H We Offer for Sale Our CIRCULAR II SAW RiSLL Located 17 Miles North of Medford on the Crater Lake Highway , Daily Capacity 20,000 Feet O 125 H. P. Diesel Motor and other necessary equipment Gulf Red Cedar Company, Inc S. C Star Route, Eagle Point, Oregon Telephone Eagle Point 2315 Veterim Home Harold A. Hayden, Walter V. Dryden and Duane E. Estes reported to county selective service board No. 1 yesterday after receiving honorable discharges from the army. Veterans reporting to board No. 2 were Leroy Camer on, Edwin James, Vinis Carter, Harry M. Davidson, William H. MeCart, Donald E. Harder and Wilber E. Eicher. Officer Home First Lt. John Davidson arrived home last night from Ft. Lewis, Wash., fol lowing his recent arrival in the States with the 45th division. The officer is visiting his wife at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Childs. route 1, and will report to Camp Bowie, Tex., upon expiration of a 30 day leave. Lt. Davidson has served with the 45th division in Germany since December, 1944. Acheson Here Russell Ache son, former junior high school coach and basketball coach at senior high school, has been dis charged from the army air corps and with Mrs. Acheson and their small son is visiting at the home of Mrs. Acheson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Daugherty, Kings' highway. Acheson was in the army for about three years, serv ing as a flight instructor for two years and later having been transferred to the Army Trans port service. He states that he will not return to coaching but will engage in the farm equip ment business at' Wenatchee, Wash. The Achesons, who caine to Medford from St. Joseph, Mo., will visit in Portland before go ing on to Wenatchee. Eagle Point Dog Wins First Place At Portland Show Swan-ee Ace Skipper, black cocker spaniel bred and owned by Mr. end Mrs. Roy Swan of Eagle Point, was judged best cocker in the dog show held at Portland, Sept. 16 and 16. Shown for the first time. Skip per not only won five points to ward his championship title but also placed second in the soort ing group, where he competed with pointers, setters, springer spaniels and other sporting vari ties. Swan-ee Sue, Skipper's half sister, also bred by Mr. and Mrs. Swan, and now owned by Mrs. Charles R. Greene, 611 South Riverside avenue, attained Her championship rating at the same show, having won the required 15 points at licensed American Kennel club shows. Ginger, red cocker female owned by Mrs. Greene, was reserve winner in the show. The dogs were taken to Port land by Swan and Greene, Halsey Can Relax He Has Cushions Tokyo, Sept. 18 (U.R) Ad miral William F. Halsey could relax aboard his flagship today provided he had enough cush ions to sit on because now he has ridden that white horse. MaJ Gen. William G. Chase, comnMnder of the first cavalry division which Is occupying Toky; had a horse saddled and waiting when Halsey showed up for a visit yesterday. Halsey climbed gingerly aboard the horse and rode around the parade- ground. ASHLAND POLICE START RIGID TRAFFIC CHECKUP Ashland, Sept. 18 City Police Chief C. P. Talent today reported "good business" after the announcement last week that the police department would crack down on traffic violations. Talent said strict enforcement of violations, such as overtime parking, double parking without a competent and licensed driver in the car and parking on Main street between 2 and 6 a. m., among other violations, will be carried out. THE GRANGE Roxy Ann Grange The Roxy Ann grange will hold its annual booster night Fri day, Sept. 21, at 8 p. m. This is an open meeting to which the public is invited. A program has been planned and refresh ments will be served. The H E.C. will meet Wednes day, Sept. 19 at 2 p. m. at the home of Verda Quackenbush. Members are asked to bring yarn and squares for the Red Cross afghan. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Clear with little change in temperature tonifht and Wednesday. Oregon: Mostly clear tonlfht and Wednes'.iy but with local foe on coast Moderate northwesterly windi off coat. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago todav: Hirhest 75: Lowest 48. Total monthly precipitation .04 lnchs Deficiency for the month. 25 Inchr. Total precipitation aince September 1. o inches. TVfieiencv for the season 35 inch. Relative humiditv at ? SO p.m. yes terday 3X'; 5 30 today 71.. Tomorrow Sunrise 9 55 am. Sunset 714 p m. Observation taken at 3.30 a m . 120 Meridian Time: Hifih Low Prec. rols Boston ., Chirp co Denver . Eureka Havre . Los Anpeles ......... Medford New York Omaha .... - Phoenix Portland Keno , Roseburir Salt Lake San Frtncisco Seattle Spokane ...... Washington, D.C. ..... Vakima 70 49 58 54 fl 55 75 3! 61 54 52 3 Jl . BO 60 . M S 59 55 .50 72 60 1.03 ,102 73 , 70 50 66 40 80 58 . 74 59 . 73 53 81 50 83 43 . tso , 77 41 Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. Too Late to Classify AUCTION SAL'S OF LIVESTOCK St HOUSEHOLD GOODS FRIDAY. Sept. 21st Starting at 1:30 P. M. Having sold my ranch. I will sell at Public Auction to the highest bid der the following property: LIVESTOCK 1 Guernsey Cow, 7 yr. old. Giving 30 lbs. Will freshen January 10th. 1 Brown Jer. Cow, 3 ts. old. Giv ing 28 lbs. Bred August 6th. 1 Guernsey Cow. 5 yrs. old. Giving 38 lb Bred September 8th. 1 Guernsey Cow. 2'j yrs. old. Glv. In;? 23 lbs. Bred July 28th. 1 Jersey Cow. 8 yrs. old. Giving 33 lbs. Bred September 9th. 1 Jersey Cow 7 yrs. old. Giving 34 lbs. Will freshen January 28th. 1 Jersey Cow. 7 yrs. old. Springer 1 Durhnm Cow, 3 yrs. old- Sucklin two White Face Calves. Bred June 3rd. 2 WhiM Face Veal Calves. 1 Guernsey Heifer, 3 yrs. old. 1 Guernsey Heifer. 8 months old. 1 Set Leather Hreechini: Harnesi. EQU1PMKNT 2 Chicken Brooders. i Heavy Duty 2-wheel Trailer & Hay Rack. 8:2.1x20 Truck Tires. 3 Dozens Hens Sc Pullets. 1 McDeering 10-ft. Hay Rake. 1 Wheelbarrow, - 1 International Cream Separator, Electric, Milk Palis, Jars, Crocks, Etc.. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 1 Kenmore Elee. Washing Machine, j Set Laundry Tubs. ! Victory Pressure Cooker. 1 Breakfast Set, Table and 4 Chairs. 1 Electric Range, Hot Point. 3 Lawn Chairs 1 Dmlng Room Set, 4 chairs, table and buffet. 1 Large Easy Chair. 1 Walnut Rocker. 1 Radio Stand. 2 Floor Lamps. J F.:oor Lamp. 1 Writing Desk. 1 Coifce Table 1 -Davenport Sc Chair. 1 End Table, j Smoking Stnnd 1 Phiho 7-tube Radio. 1 12x17 Rue Sc Pad, green Axmlnli ter I Hxll Rug & Pad, green Axminis ter. 1 Hall Runner, green Axmlnister. ! Sewinff Box. 1 Dreiser Stool, Mirror, Bed Springs & Miittress. 1 Clothes Hamper. 1 Bedstead. Springs, Sealey MaitreM. 1 Chest of Drawers. 1 Drosser. 1 Sewing Rocker. Lots of Garden Tools. Hnnd Tools. Etc Ranch is loeutcd mile west of Tal ent junction on Anderson Road. Or U mile west of the saw mill at Talent. OR A LONGHEAD, Owner W. J. "Bill' Bray, Auctioneer N. A. Mead, Clerk Lunch Aill ba nerved on the grounds. Terms of Sale are Cash WANTED Maids, Jackson Hotel. See Mary James WANiED Portable laundry t r a y , larr.e tricycle and wagon. Ph-8078. GlRL WANTED Hun tsTce Cream Shop. WANTED Mnn for oil burner clean- lng atid repair work. Can handle on part time basis. Tribune Box No 4487. JUST ARRTVFrD Gas ami electric water heaters Acme Hardware, Main and Grape. JUST ARRIVED Oil 'clrculatlnr heaters, y.m. was circular. uk heair. $42. Acme Hardware, Main an 1 Grnpe. WANTED Portable phonograph tn good condition. Write Mrs. Milton Sanderson, Box 10, Shady Cove, Ore. person at Community Hospital. in WANTED Experienced Millwrights and Rough CHrpenters Medford Corporation North Riverside ?OH SALE Weaner pigs. Fresh Jer sey cow and calf. E. O. Reinkfng. corner Beall Lane and Old Stage Road. FOR SALE Colored fry era. Ph. 4091. TOR SALE Tractor trailer 8 x 13. ell ouilt, handy for iruit hauling. Home after 3 30. O. R. Jackson, 2' a miles NW Central Point. Scenic Ave. WANTED Responsible. cheerful uomtn to make her home with family of three. Mother and fath er work. Little boy at home. Very light housekeeping. Will exchanse reiriences. Board, room, and wafts. Phone 3182 after 3. ELDERLY People to care for In my home 315 So. Central. Phone 7375. WANTeS Typist" for". umber ofttce Ciood salarv. experience not neces sary Write P. 6. Box 301, Medtord RELIABLE woman for house work and cwre of two children days only. Earnings good Workuig conditions excellent. Call 2881 mornings or 4253 Mfter 00 p m. FOR SAl.E Pressure cooVer, cans"""! qts. or14puv Ph. 2339. MIDWAY AUCTION Y.VftPS SALE THURSDAY. SEPT. 20th Ws hive for this weeks sale a nice consignment of registered Hereford cattle consisting of 8 cows, 1 three venr.old bull, 2 yearling bulls, 4 hull calves ready to wean, 2 heifer calves ready to wean. This is an outstanding bunch of registered cattle. Improve your bard by buyino soma of these fine animals, also good bunch of slaughter cows and veal calves. "28 Ponttac with pickup bed; electric Mollette cream separ ator DON'T FORGET THE HORSE SALE SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7 P.M. W. J. ' Bill" Bray, Auctioneer N. A. Mead. Clerk FOR SALE 4 cows. Rt. 4. Box 68-A. i. mile west LonePine achool. lNERGAHfEN Colleen Hope dance studio. Sparta Uldg. River- sidn St Main. Ph. a:i TOMATOES Indiana Canners. 3 cents, you picki 3 cents picked. Prunes 3 cents, you pick. B. E. Ford 2 miles west on J-ville Hwy. Perrvdnla. 4th house on the right. PtL 12132. f EACHKS Wind fall 2c lb . you pick. Bring containers, 'i mile south Oak grove school, first houso on Madruna Lane. P"EACHES Rio Osa Gem, Denny's, i mile south Oakgrove school, first housa on Madrona Lanej 56850 ted, good 6 use double $5500 3 acre irrigated, good 6 room home. 10 jiicaiuiu. Duplex, completely furnlihrd. In very roo'i condition, well located, oil hent. a-car garage. Phone 3t71 33 No. Grape St. I. E. SCHULER Realtor ROYAL BEBB LOST BostorTerrior. about mos. old Answers to name "Trigger". Phone 300.V Reward. FOR RENT a r o o m apartment, adult,. Call after 0 p.m. 607 So. Central TREE KTNDLTNO " Broken boxet. Available from 8-00 am. to 3:00 p m. Rogue River Pa.'king Corp., 13th and So. Front. Directly acrow from cannery. rOR SALE Tree ripened Bartlett peara, ready for canning. 1100 per orch a rd lug. Oa kda le Orchard . CAR Oir SULPIrt'R to arrive ioon. Place your order early, , z. SAM- SON CO. BlS'lNG room ,et walnut, pre-war. chine A-1 condition. Phone SliOl. For SAXe Bendix waihlng ma- chine Phone 6301. WANTED Man and wife for orchard work. Steady job by year: house. cow. garden, good wagea 4450 c0 Tribune. NAN VkAN'TED Steady position in our warehouse for man with grain handling and truck driving experi. nee. Not a lob for one month but as long a satisfaction delivered Monoren Seed Si Feed Co. OPAS Beauty Shop at Cola" Hill closed Sept. 38 until Oct. 3th. FOR SALE Paradochfoudebenrine for peach tree borers. Economy Seed t Teed. 317 N. 0th. ATTENTION Sawmill and Veneermlll Workers Several Positions Are Now Open Fxperlente not necessary. Please apply at our office At end of North Central Ave. TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY DAY and nlgHt cara oPchftcTren at Holmes Nursery, 403 Boardmail. Phone 4310. rr CHOICE 3rd-cuttlng Alfalfa deliver ed from field. F. E. SAMSON CO. CLEAN cotton rags wanted. Tribune. "Mall WANTED TO BUY Modern 3 bedroom house in Med ford. Cash. Jim H Busch, phone 2263. WANtfr.D TO RENT House or apart ment. couple with 3 year old child, p n kov 462 Jacksonville. WXNTED TO BUY Late model car. no dealers, asn. ou ou. "nu.ii rear apartment. V7n"T TO INVEST up to S10.0U0 In going business in Medford. Give detaila In first letter. Tribune Box 4371. . Tall, medium fescue. 38c per lb". Alsike clover seed. 42c per lb. Certified English rye grass, 31c per lb. Viti'h per cwt.. $3 23. Henr-ilexs barley and KonoU oats. mixed. S3.25 per cwt. SO)l sulphur, $2 50 per cwt. 18 Super phosphate, $175 per cwt. A Ground limestone, $12 per ton. JACKSON COUNTY SEED Court and McAndrews WANTEDExperienced stenographer for temporary position. Salary $H2 monlh. five day week. Permanent for veteran or transfer from other rovernment agency. U.S. Forest Service. Post Office Building. LOST Shell rim glasses In case. whilo shopplnKSaturday. Ph. 0107. PTirhA H-oS New 3-room com yl jUu pletelv fur?-.hed house: 3 VIvUU bedroom,; living room; kitchen and bath; hardwood floor In living room: gas floor furnace; garage. Located near mgn amwi. Acres under Irrigation nrt in alfalfa; 13 Acres orchard: 11-room house; J bedrooms downstairs; 8 rooms and balh upstairs; barn: chicken house; woodshed: garare: 3 acres grapes; 30 acres oats and vetch; balance pasture. Terms J '3 down. e IrtAft SF-58 A beautiful home S4UUU located on the Rogue Rlv. r1 er. mo ft. of river front age- price Includes all furnishings. Contact our Shady Cove branch "rAY SCHUMACHER, Broker 417-419 E. Main St. Call 8488 Sundays please call 8783 PETITE PRUNES 4c. 334 No. Bartlett. iURNITURE FOR DALE Devenport and chairs. 9 x 12 rug, dinette table and 4 chairs, Hoover vacuum sweeper, hardwood cabinet, electric range Icebox. lawnmower and many other Item! Including garden tools Call after 8 p.m 8 So. Orange. BOOKING ORDERS for Superphos phate T. E. SAMSON CO. FRUIT-EaKES In tins packed for overseas shipment. Oakdala Market. garage, la $15,000- LAST DAY Joan Fontaine, George Brent "THE AFFAIRS OF SUSAN" Use Mall Tribune Went Ada. 1jJjJA LAST -iL ,,cl,, vVx .a?li "l Ul" Plu$ DARK MOUNTAIN Starts Tomorrow 1 7 if. , jT',-r PETER LAWFORD DONALD CRISP JUNE IOCKHART NIGEL BRUCE WILLIAM SEVERN avsnsarss-s J UPaa, 1SJSJ CASH IN A FLASB FOR YOUR CAR lav. Tune Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph 3919 Sth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US Tuesday. Sept. 18. 194S MEDFORD MAIL-THIBTTKH nvfl rREE KINDLING Broken boxes. Available from 8:00 a m. to 8:00 p m. Rogue River Pack.ng Corp, 13th and So. Front. Directly across from cannery. WANTED Driver. Medford Fuel Co. NOW AVAIIABLC No 1 certigrad red -iedar shingle Big Pine Luaft ber Co. WANTED Tw'i lots, will pay $300 to $700 for paved residential lota. Vlc tor C Sether. Brophy Bldg. FOR SALE 30 Acres good ensilage corn Price $S00 Phone 0393. XDAHS BEAUTY SALON will be closed from Sept 10 to Sept. 34. LUMBER Raugt Boards and Dimension REDWOOD and CF.DAR FENCE POSTS Naila Roofing CAMERON MOFFITT L'IMUER CO. So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. WANTED Girl at Roxy AnnCoh. fectionery. Hours 11 a. tru to 7 p. m. No Sundays. LUMBER Lumber - Natls Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phone 3000 Medford FOR SALTS Tomatoes, cucumbers, carrcts. beets green peppers eeg plant and dill Uateman. mile NAVofentral Point, on Taylor Rd WANTED Oak noortng, used doors, windows. Dial 3l!H. KKP vour nous cooiei this summer with JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat. tens Call us tor information. BIG PINES LUMBER CO. are joy embarrsssed by if 0? FLUES? ,Tf you suffer from hot flush oe, feel wi )c. nervous, hiehitruntr. ft bit blue ftt tlmeedue to the func tional "middle-ago" period peculiar to women try this prent medicine Lydla. B. Plnkhsm'a VegatAhle Compound to relieve such symptoms, I'lnkhams) Compound hqjb nature. It's one of the best known mrdictnra for tills puipoAO. Follow label direction. Take It Easy, BOYS! Get Ready for Thrills, G352LS! V OIEL "GQLl BLIUP" Is On His Way! Si ENDS T0NITE "DARK COMMAND" with Walttr Pldgeon, John Wayn, Clair TrtTor TOMORROW THE ROBIN HOOD or THI RANGE! Charles and J TOUR FAVORITE GANG'S OH RAMPAGE AGAIN1 SP.lWT(lT(!WswJr i.MiiMiitiir munr if l iVn rfiiiMia.i SEE HUMPHREY FOR GASH ; for your IS4I or IS42 Car HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. biggest SHOE SALE m years... at Wards! s We're clearing our ihelve of casualf, dreu and street shoes you need right nowl Season's Newest Fabrlctl Smart Simulated leathers! All with Wear-Tested Plastic Sole REGULARLY TO 3.98 NOW ONLY REGULARLY TO 2.93 NOW ONLY 1 97 M ontgomery Ward